How do you remove yellow stains from flowers?

Add about 1 tbsp (13.8 g) of baking soda to the mug/carafe, along with enough warm or boiling water to form a paste. Evenly coat the stained areas, letting the...

Lemon juice works wonders! Mix 1 part lemon juice with 1 part warm water (use a real lemon for this). Then, scrub until the stain disappears. You can also try...

If you are in a green house, your plants may not be being pollinated. Try pollinating by hand.

Yes, because when the cake comes out the flowers will thaw and will not be dry.

Once all of the blossoms on a given cluster are spent, remove the whole cluster by cutting or pinching the stem down at the next leafy area.

Yellow flowers means that your plant has bolted. It will taste slightly bitter but is still edible. You can try regrowing another Brussels sprout.

Soaking in dishwashing detergent is usually our first line of defense. If that doesn't do the trick, spray equal parts dishwashing detergent and vinegar on the stain and let it...

Use some Dove soap and keep scrubbing it, making sure to also rub the cloth together. Afterwards, use some conditioner before scrubbing again. Scrub for about another two minutes, then...

You can try a simple vinegar solution to see if that does the trick. Vinegar is a natural cleaner that works like a mild bleach and can be used to...