If you put a white rose in a glass of water with purple food dye, would you get a purple rose in a few days? Would it die more quickly because it has dye and all?
bakakitten answered Monday February 6 2006, 10:13 pm: It will last just as long as if it were in regular water. If you want the rose to live longer, then add some plant food.
As for the color: it will change slowly, and probably not at an ever rate. When I color flowers, usually the edges of the petal are the darkest in color and then it fades out! It's actually a kind of cool effect. [ bakakitten's advice column | Ask bakakitten A Question ]
t0xicParadiSe answered Monday February 6 2006, 10:09 pm: Yes it will work. In 5th grade I did a science project on flowers changing colors.
I put white roses in different colors of food coloring.
With in a week the flowers changed colors. Like for example the rose in red food coloring turned light red, blue good coloring, the rose turned light blue. The flowers did not die faster with food coloring in them.
jj_u_i_c_y answered Monday February 6 2006, 9:38 pm: For sure it wont change colors because roses have color pigments called chorophyll and you cant alter those color pigments through food dye. im nut sure if it will die more quikly but it may because of the chemicals in the color die. [ jj_u_i_c_y's advice column | Ask jj_u_i_c_y A Question ]
KiSSxMYxPEARLS answered Monday February 6 2006, 9:35 pm: I seriously heard it would happen. But i`m not really sure. How rad would that be if that did happen?! Anyways, one of my friends said the exact same thing, and it SHOULD happen. So you can try it if you want..but i`m not 1OO% sure. [ KiSSxMYxPEARLS's advice column | Ask KiSSxMYxPEARLS A Question ]
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