Here’s the not-so-festive truth.
Its an unfortunate situation to say the least.
Can a dying Christmas tree be revived?
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Heres what the experts say.
Can You Revive A Dying Christmas Tree?
Were sorry to be the bearers of bad news, but the short answer is no.
Once the tree has been cut on the farm it begins dying much like a cut flower.
There are best practices that will extend its shelf life, but eventually it will be done.
Put the tree in water immediately after that fresh cut andnever let its water supply run dry.
If you suspect your tree is in distress it probably is.
The tree will also stop absorbing water as it nears the end of its life.
Proximity to heat sources and inconsistenthumidity levelsare also common culprits, as is bringing the tree inside too early.
Start by relocating your tree away from heat sources.
Running ahumidifierin the room can also help extendyour Christmas trees life.
