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Rose Lab

Bio-Hack BH-06 (Roses): Anthocyanins from Red Onion Skin

Boiled RED onion skins, rich in anthocyanins and potassium, traditionally used to intensify petal color.

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Bio-Hack BH-06 (Roses): Anthocyanins from Red Onion Skin

Central idea

Boiled RED onion skins, rich in anthocyanins and potassium, traditionally used to intensify petal color.

Nivel facil

A red onion skin hydrolate, the same pigment that gives the skin its color.

Medium level

Anthocyanins are natural pigments responsible for purple/red color; purple skins must be used, not white ones.

Advanced level

The final color outcome depends mostly on the rose variety's genetics, not just on nutrition.

Preparacion

Boil red onion skins in water for 10 minutes, let cool covered, strain and discard the skins. Keep refrigerated for up to 4 days.

Limites

The Library teaches physiology and reasoning; this bio-hack is a complementary homemade practice and does not replace Yolia's main formula or imply a guaranteed result.

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