Kuivatid

Kuivatid is a term sometimes used to refer to dried hydrangeas. These decorative flowers are created by harvesting hydrangeas when they are in full bloom and then allowing them to dry out, either naturally or through artificial methods. The drying process preserves their shape and color, although the hues often become more muted and earthy.

Dried hydrangeas are popular for their longevity and their ability to add texture and vintage charm to various decorative arrangements. They can be used in floral displays, wreaths, potpourri, or as standalone decorative elements. The specific appearance of kuivatid can vary greatly depending on the original hydrangea variety, the drying technique employed, and the amount of time since they were dried. Some may retain a hint of their original color, while others turn shades of brown, beige, or a faded blue. They are often favored for their low maintenance, as they do not require water and can last for an extended period.