That gorgeous Douglas fir isn’t going to water itself.
Out-of-state trees may experience lots of winds during transit that can cause your tree to be prematurely dry.
Get the tree in water within four to six hours of a fresh cut.
This will ensure it holds enough water to ensure proper hydration.
Finally, fill it with water.
LEDs use at least 75% less energy than traditional lights and last a whopping 25 times longer.
Check the water level daily and take note: The trunks cut surface should never be exposed to air.
Plain tap water is best, so skip the chemicals and the homespun add-ins.
Grey recommends simply using hand sanitizer to remove it.
