Spoken commands to Cortana, Microsoft's digital assistant, are also saved to enable a more customised user experience with more relevant suggestions, the company said. On Wednesday, Microsoft showcased a variety of new experiences coming to Windows 10, including the following: Cortana comes to PC and tablet. Adding cherry on top, the device can be paired with Microsoft's digital personal assistant Cortana on Windows Phone-based compatible handsets/other devices.
Roses take in a lot of water after they're cut. Fill the vase 3/4 full with fresh, cool water from the tap, then arrange the flowers in the vase so that the stems are within an inch of the bottom of the vase. This way they'll be able the reach the water they need to stay fresh.1  Consider adding some flower food to the water.art 2 of 3: Preparing the Stems. 1. Trim the stems underwater. Trimming the stems underwater helps to keep them fresh by preventing air from entering the bottom of the stems. When air gets in, it immediately starts to cause flowers to deteriorate, the same way it turns apples and avocados brown and mushy.
Cut & Re-cut the Rose Stems. Use sharp, clean cutters, and cut the rose stems at an angle so that they do not sit flat on the bottom of the vase, which could impede water uptake. Promptly put the cut flowers and roses in a bucket of lukewarm water.Then, re-cut the rose stems under the water to eliminate air bubbles, which can decrease flower life and promote premature wilting of the rose bloom.hange the Vase Water Often. And, finally, change the vase water of your bouquets often. Every day if you can, because old water contains bacteria, and fresh water will help to extend the life of your cut roses. Never use softened water, because it may contain salt, which is not good for your cut roses.