The correct methods and skills of forcing flowers are as follows: preparing containers, pruning flowers, soaking flowers to force flowers, and subsequent maintenance.

Prepare a container: When you wake up, you need to prepare a large container and make sure that the container is deep enough to accommodate the whole flower head. The size and depth of the container should be selected according to the variety and size of flowers.

Pruning the flower branch: the bottom of the flower branch is cut obliquely to increase the absorption capacity. For some flowers with too dense branches or too heavy flower heads, they need to be trimmed properly to keep the flower heads balanced.

Soaking to promote flowering: soak the flower branches in clear water, the water level is about 2/3 of the height of the flower branches, and the temperature is kept between 40-50 degrees Celsius. In this process, the flower head should be in contact with water to avoid soaking for too long and causing the petals to rot.

Follow-up maintenance: after waking the flowers, put them in a semi-cool environment to avoid direct sunlight. Replenish water to leaves and flowers regularly to keep their life activities normal. In the process of waking flowers, you can also add a proper amount of nutrient solution as needed to provide sufficient nutrients.