How do I get my Christmas tree to drink water after it has dried out?

Question

I was keeping my Christmas tree watered for a number of days but then forgot to add water the day before yesterday. I then added hot water but the bowl is staying full and it is not taking any water. It is fully decorated so cutting off the next inch is not an option. Is there something I could add to the water to get it to drink again?

Answer 1

Depends on how dry it is ( a few needles falling off or piles of needles on the floor?)



Since it's already decorated you might try boring some holes in the trunk, well below the water line, so that you don't have to handle the tree too much.

Unplug the tree, then using a turkey baster, remove the water.



If it already is, or gets very dry I'm afraid all you can do is get rid of it. Pain, I know.

It may now be a fire hazard although the little cool lights today are much safer today than the old larger ones.



Still, spontaneous combustion does happen!



If you should ever decide to get an artificial tree just hang a wreath in the room with the tree 1 or 2 days before Christmas (they will be really inexpensive then too!) and you will still get a little of that wonderful aroma.



I've heard of (and tried some) many suggestions, ) aspirin, sugar, etc.but unfortunately I have never known any of them to work.



Good luck!

Answer 2

Water Christmas Tree

Answer 3

Well cutting it off is the best answer, but it would sure be a pain at this point. I think if it were me I'd try drilling into it or cutting it in some way that you could do while the tree was still standing. The goal is to open up the 'vascular system' of the tree to let it take up water.

This has happened to me in the past and I wasn't willing to take it down either. The problem with a dry tree is the fire risk. A dry one goes up FAST! What I did to be a safe as I could be was to get the air in the house as humidified as possible (humidifier, open the door and not turn on the exhaust fan during showers, boil water, etc. Also I got a spray bottle and sprayed the tree liberally, not to the point of wet, but lightly and often.



Of course, you'll want to remember basic fire prevention-don't use extention cords under rugs or packages, don't plug too much into one outlet, no frayed strings of light, great care with candles, etc.

Answer 4

I used to work for a christmas wreath making and tree selling operation. Here is how to save your tree, but you'd better act fast.

Heat enough water to fill the tree stand to 100 degrees (not quite boiling) Dissolve 6 regular asprin tablets in the water with 2 teaspoons of sugar. While the water is cooling, get a sharp kitchen knife and carefully crawl under tree. Scrape the bark on the bottom of the trunk with the knife until you can see a little of the inner wood. Carefully crawl back out. Get the water. Crawl back under tree and put the water mixture in the tree stand.

Then, get an empty spray bottle (rinse out a hairspray bottle or

windex bottle several times.) fill it with COLD water . UNPLUG

ALL CHRISTMAS LIGHTS ON THE TREE. Spray the tree all over with cold water. Try to avoid ornaments (or remove any paper or fabric or satin ones ). The tree should drip some water onto the Christmas tree skirt and look like it was rained on lightly.

Repeat Everything every 12 hours for the next 36 hours.

The tree should come back if it isn't too dead already.

Answer 5

since you tree is most likely lighted and decorated you won't want to undo it.



So, what you need to do is make sure that you can get to about two or three inches from the bottom of the base and drill into the trunk about a half inch or so past the inside of the bark, one or two will do.



then you need a watertight container that will be able to retain water above the hole that you have drilled, a water level of about an inch above the hole will due.



next you will need an additive in the water like a Karo or corn syrup not much maybe a tablespoon or two for the sugars in the tree, but pines need to replace some of the oleo resin that has been lost, check with a garden store for that. figure 3 oz to a liter of water as a mixture.



some recommend adding seven up or ginger ale as well as a few aspirins

Answer 6

Drill Holes In Christmas Tree

Answer 7

For best results.

1. Cut off the bottom of the tree, it may be scabbed over...you can lift up the tree & have someone cut it. You may need to trim some of the bottom branches.

2. Put warm water in the base & fill daily.

3. Put 3 crushed aspirin in the water (it will thin out that sap that causes scabbing of the part you cut).



The choice of doing a little redecorating v. just leaving it is yours.

Wish there was an easier way.

Answer 8

Hot water may have sealed the base of the tree so it can't drink. You may have no options available but cutting it. Here's something you can try though. Remove as much water as you can and then take a knife and put cuts in the tree at the base to reopen the veins. Only use cold water too keep the tree fresh and add an aspirin to the water. I don't know what it does but the components of aspirin help the life of the tree.

Answer 9

Sorry to say that once it has dried thats pretty much it. One little trick I use when I water....and just maybe (crossing fingers) with your situation.... take a regular white aspirin tablet and crush it into a fine powder then dissolve that into your water. I'm not sure if it will cause a dried tree to start taking water again but it works wonders at making a tree last longer.



Merry Christmas.

Answer 10

You can cut into the bark at the very bottom and see if that will work, if the water goes down it's working, remember next year get the tree a little later like the week before Christmas. Please be careful with your tree if it is badly dried out, so much of home fires going on with Christmas trees..I learned my lesson and got scared one year, said to myself never again a live tree, Get a fiber optic tree, they are beautiful and can be used year after year.

Answer 11

Try cutting a few gashes into the trunk just above the base but below the water line of your tree stand. This will allow the tree to absorb the water again. When it became dry, the base of your tree sealed, so the only thing that is going to help at this point is to allow the tree a source to access the water again.

Answer 12

Trees are cut in late October into November. Nursery grown trees are cut later, but all are several weeks off the trunk before they even appear in the tree lot. Then sitting around in a warmer climate doesn't help. Yes, next near buy earlier, cut several inches off the bottom and place into water and keep in garage or other dark, cool spot before bringing into house. Far better than hot, dry, sunny tree lots where they shrivel up. As for now......keep the humidity up in the room, keep the tree out of sunshine and don't keep the lights on very long, unless they are the tiny type which doesn't put out that much heat. When the needles start falling, it's time for the tree to come down.

Answer 13

It may now be a fire hazard although the little cool lights today are much safer today than the old larger ones.



Still, spontaneous combustion does happen!



If you should ever decide to get an artificial tree just hang a wreath in the room with the tree 1 or 2 days before Christmas (they will be really inexpensive then too!) and you will still get a little of that wonderful aroma.



I've heard of (and tried some) many suggestions, ) aspirin, sugar, etc.but unfortunately I have never known any of them to work.

Answer 14

Wow, so many answers! I would just trash the tree, get a new one and redecorate. Checkmark this one off as a story down the road you can tell your friends and family about to get a good laugh. I know it's a hastle to redo the tree but if it gets too dry and brittle, you are seriously looking at a fire hazard with the lights on it and better safe than sorry, don't you think? We all need some kind of goof-up Christmas memory, let this one be yours. Happy Holidays and good luck!

Answer 15

1: Drain out some of the water.



2: Drill 4 or 5 half inch sized wholes

about one quarter of the way into the

tree.



This will allow the tree to take in water.



Hope this helps

Answer 16

I've heard putting aspirin in the water will help the tree but I've never tested it. To be honest I don't think it'll do anything but if you've done everything else I'd say try the oddball stuff out there.



But keep trying the hot water, it may help a bit. You may also want to lower the temperature in the room the tree is in because by their natural making they're designed to live in cold areas such as Vermont, New Hampshire and Canada so colder temperature should get it back to some life, it's just that you can't put it outside since it's already decorated.



Another idea is to remove the lights on the tree especially if they're those big bulbs that heat up a lot (I think it's 3 watt bulbs but I'm no electrician). This idea goes back to the temperature thing, you may actually want to do this and cool down the room a bit as well for best results. The lights should also be off when you're not home or asleep at night (those are just common sense things)

Answer 17

base of the tree so it can't drink. You may have no options available but cutting it. Here's something you can try though. Remove as much water as you can and then take a knife and put cuts in the tree at the base to reopen the veins. Only use cold water too keep the tree fresh and add an aspirin to the water. I don't know what it does but the components of aspirin help the life of the tree.

Source(s):

My dad taught me this

Answer 18

You're going to have to suck it up, take the ornaments off and cut an inch off the bottom of the tree. Either that or drill holes in the trunk. Once it dries out, there are no miracle cures other than the above.

Answer 19

Then, get an empty spray bottle (rinse out a hairspray bottle or

windex bottle several times.) fill it with COLD water . UNPLUG

ALL CHRISTMAS LIGHTS ON THE TREE. Spray the tree all over with cold water. Try to avoid ornaments (or remove any paper or fabric or satin ones ). The tree should drip some water onto the Christmas tree skirt and look like it was rained on lightly.

Answer 20

Try drilling a small hole inch above the truck where water can pass through it. Unplug the lights and mist the tree with water. The water will not harm the lights or cause damage they are insulated enough to prevent this.

Answer 21

Cut an inch off the bottom. The cut end of a Christmas tree will sap over, sealing the tree and preventing it from "drinking". Cutting it off will open it back up so it can "drink".

Answer 22

Since you can't cut the inch off. Try taking a knife and sticking it in below the water line and punching some holes into the truck. Do not go all crazy with the hole punching, but about four or five above the base, but below the water line.

Answer 23

Get somebody to hold the Tree. Drive nails into it near the base. The holes will provide a means for water to get in so the Tree can "drink". Simple, huh?lol

Answer 24

How dried out are we talking about here? If the tree is dead the needles are falling out and turning yellow your out of luck if not here's what you do. Take the tree out of the stand cut off about three to five inches from the bottom with a saw. cut the bottom of the stump aways in the center then put the tree back in water.

Answer 25

Well in most cases, you can't. Once it is dried out, it is dried out. The best thing to do is to try to water it in the tree stand and just let a few days go by. And if it doesn't work, then the tree is dead most likely.

Answer 26

since it is decorated and taking it from the stand is not an easy option ,,, this is what i did one year when in the same situation i took a scoop and removed as much of the water as possible then i took a drill and made four fairly deep holes in all four sides and refilled with water it worked beautifully,,, hope you have good luck with it as a dry tree is a dangerous tree ,,, MERRY CHRISTMAS and A N EVEN MORE WONDERFUL NEW YEAR,

Answer 27

I really dont believe that your tree will come back to life ,and that really sucks before christmas, although i can offer you some advise for next year. If you mix a little bit of jello with the water when you first get the tree , the tree will suck up the mixture and cause it to stay more hydrated for a longer period of time( for those of us who forget to water daily) just make sure that you dont make the mixture to thick or the tree wont suck it up. as for your current problem try spray painting it green again,and getting through the holidays,sorry i couldn't help more.

Answer 28

here it is from Mr Christmas Tree Land himself cut 3 inches off the bottom add 1 teaspoon of bleech to the holder fill with bottled water thats it

Answer 29

Cut an inch off the bottom and add a can of sprite to the water. This also works for cut flowers.

Answer 30

You could try sugar. You could try stuff that florists put in floral bouquet packets. You could crawl under there with a really sharp paring knife or an electric drill (don't sue me, I'm not too sure about this one, you'd better soak the water out with a towel first) and slice scratches or slice the bark off or drill holes through the bark on the sides of the trunk so it could drink out of its sides .

Some people mist their trees, but I personally think that must wreck their decorations.

I hope you get some better answers. Good luck.

Answer 31

Use a portable drill and drill a few holes in the trunk at the water line and the tree should start to drink again

Answer 32

You can't. Once the tree is dry, it will not take up any more water. The water is carried up the tree through capillary action and requires a continuous flow of water.

Answer 33

if you can drill holes into the base or higher up.. and put into a deeper vessel of water and see if it will take water then.. you got to find some living material... then it may soak up the water... but there may be a good case where it will get damp and not drink the water.



if this doesn't work.. recut.



if that don't work...







time for an artificial tree.. :D

Answer 34

next you will need an additive in the water like a Karo or corn syrup not much maybe a tablespoon or two for the sugars in the tree, but pines need to replace some of the oleo resin that has been lost, check with a garden store for that. figure 3 oz to a liter of water as a mixture.

Answer 35

Wow, now I know why Mom wouldn't let us put up the tree till Christmas Eve. It's difficult, but not impossible; takes a couple people to lift the tree and cut off the bottom. I honestly don't think anything else will work and it may be too late unless you do it real fast. Good Luck!

Answer 36

Try drilling some holes close to the bottom. Then you can buy a shrub spray at a nursery. I forgot exactly what it does, seal in the water or something to that effect. I used it a few years ago and just remember it did wonders.



But you may want to go to a nursery and ask about it.

Answer 37

remove some of the outter bark that sits in the water. While your tree lights are OFF and UNPLUGGED during the day, provided your ornaments can handle it, mist the tree with water in a spray bottle.

Answer 38

I suggest buying an artificial christmas tree, so you could save on water. And so you would not worry forgetting to water it because it will never dry out.

Answer 39

I'm sorry for your loss.. Nice Christmas trees dies young.. However.. There is a way to give life to your tree.. It's very simple..



First go down on your knees.. Take the presents out from under... Grab the water bowl out.. And grab that tree from the neck and haul it's butt outside.. Don't murder it.. But let it have a slow death outside..



Go find a new one.. You still have time.. Lots of people die because of dried up Xmas trees when they catch fire.. Take care and "Happy Holidays"

Answer 40

Maybe try cutting off a little of the base of the tree then stick it in water very soon after or go outside & cut it with water running on it like with Flowers. And maybe try putting asprin in it like one of the other person's answer.

Answer 41

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Answer 42

Nope, Was there water in bowl, if so, you probably OK, Trees don't take much after initial watering, If needles start to fall off, Then its to late, Get rid of it, Or don't light the lights.

Answer 43

this is just a guess but I would suggest cutting small incision type cuts at the part of the trunk that is in the water..I'm sure the water will eventually seep into the tree at these locations..

Answer 44

Everyone telling you to cut the bottom are right!

When a tree dries out the tree seals the bottom, cut the inch off and keep it watered, if you don't have one all ready buy a tree stand with a big reservoir.

Depending on the size, a tree can go through a gallon of water a day.

Answer 45

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Answer 46

It's difficult, but not impossible; takes a couple people to lift the tree and cut off the bottom. I honestly don't think anything else will work and it may be too late unless you do it real fast. Good Luck!

Answer 47

You have to cut about 1" off the base because it has sealed itself off. Don't let it run out of water for so long next time.

Answer 48

try to make holes or strip away some of the outer bark. This way the water has a fresh path to take in the water

Answer 49

well you can't make your tree drink the water . The only thing you can do know is either get a norther tree (for cheaper price) or keep the tree as it is. Also you can change the pot and not add HOT WATER to the tree.

Answer 50

The tree will slow down taking water naturally. There are a number of "tree preservative" products in the market.

Answer 51

cut off a little of the bottom. christmas trees are like when you get a cut, it scabs over so nothing can get it in, trees do the same, so make sure you cut of some of the stump.

Answer 52

Purchase the product tree drink it keeps the tree healthy so it wont dry out

Answer 53

I am sorry but your tree is done for. Just wait it out and be sure not to let any fire get close to it. It should be fine through Christmas but take it out and hose it down on the 26th and have it recycled.

Answer 54

after the tree has dried to this point you may try a preservative that can be found in nurseries. I'm not sure what the product's name is, but ask someone who works there if they can help.

Answer 55

It may be that its over watered and doesn't need anymore.



If you really think it needs more water try cutting away at the bottom of the tree.

Answer 56

My mother told me to put ginger ale in with the water also if you can try to put some small holes at the bottom under your decoration,

Answer 57

If it's already dried out, it's probably too late, the tree is dead and won't take water no matter what you do.

Answer 58

put some 7-up in the water with it

Answer 59

I am not an expert but logic tells me to drill a hole in the trunk below the water level then fill to above hole. This will allow the tree to drink from a fresh mouth. And don't forget to refill.

Answer 60

You can lead the tree to water, but you can't make it drink!

Answer 61

There is no way unless you cut off part of the bottom or maybe you could drill some holes in the trunk close to the bottom or make some cuts in it. It has formed a sap seal.

Answer 62

Ive heard that adding sugar to the water will help.

Answer 63

believe it or not....spraying water on it helps...i once had a tree...i kept it after xmas...and it started drying out...for some reason i challange myself to make it live...despite it not having roots...so i sprayed water on it...and eventually little white/greenish cones started coming out...i had that tree going until march...then my apt complex decided it was a fire hazard and removed it from my apt....but i think i coulda kept it going for a bit...but in your case...you probably have lights...so u might be screwed...maybe a humidyfier...however u spell it...but of course then you have to worry about mold...

Answer 64

You could just try to put the tree in a bucket of water and leave it there.

Answer 65

In my exprience all that really helps is to recut the bottom of the tree. You would just need to take about a half inch off the bottom. You could also try remove some of the outer bark at the bottom as that would do the same thing by exposing fresh wood that can absord water.

Answer 66

A "sap plug" has formed. Sop the water out of the tree pan/bucket, and then refill with boiling water to melt the sap plug. Be careful not to burn yourself. Merry Christmas.

Answer 67

Once its dried out its real hard to do. You have to spray the whole true and have a resevoir for it to suck up. Much easier to just use the resevoir before it dries out.

Answer 68

Pour a bottle of clear Caro Syrup in the water....For Real!

Answer 69

Give it a fresh cut. If this is not an option, Spray it with hair spray to keep the needles from falling off.

Answer 70

Let it dry out completly and then preserve the whole tree insomthing so u can use it next year !!



sorted

Answer 71

Some people mist their trees, but I personally think that must wreck their decorations.

I hope you get some better answers. Good luck.

Answer 72

it needs to be planted again plus you need to water it twice a day until it looks likes it is able to absorb the water from the ground on its own. ok

Answer 73

Sugar and ice water would the trick. Don' over do it. Let it stand by sunlight of the windor or door.

Answer 74

Try taking it out of it's stand, cutting about an inch off the trunk and then put it back in water with a little sugar in it. The reason it isnt drinking is because the end has crooked, refreshing the end might put life back in it. Merry Christmas

Answer 75

well first you most fix the christmas tree realy go them you see if it have a hole and if it dont. them u can pure the water in

Answer 76

shove it in the tree make a hole and put water in it or bring the tree outside and hose it down lol :)

Answer 77

Add cool water and it needs more sunlight for it to complete photosunthesis.

Answer 78

I also asked this same question 4 times, and haven't got a good answer

Answer 79

Drill wholes in the stump toget water in.

Answer 80

We have had that happen before. What you have to do is create some holes in the trunk so the water can get in. My husband used an ice pick and poked numerous little holes around the bottom. Once the tree has dried out, then it develops a barrier around the bottom so that is why the tree won't drink. You have to provide another way for the water to get in.

Answer 81

I hear adding an aspirin to the water helps preserve it but don't know about your thirst problem.

Answer 82

Use prolong. It get that tree looking beautiful and healthy. Asprine helps to.

Answer 83

You can't force a tree to drink if it doesn't want to.Haven't you heard you can bring a horse to the bathtub but you can't force it to drink:)

Answer 84

cut about half an inch off the bottom

Answer 85

HALF water and half seven up will make your tree bright and beautiful! Do it, I promise it works!

Answer 86

Once it stops drinking it doesnt start again. I'm 34 and had natural trees every year. Trust me.

Answer 87

remove some of the outter bark that sits in the water. While your tree lights are OFF and UNPLUGGED during the day, provided your ornaments can handle it, mist the tree with water in a spray bottle.



Mythbusters on Discovery channel had done the asprin thing...it doesn't work. They didn't try the misting (which I swear by) and they also didn't use the diluted pure maple syrup either (which I swear by as well)

Answer 88

Give it a straw. Make sure it's a bendy straw because they're more fun and junk.

Answer 89

Ireally don"t think you use hot water for one cold water is much better I think so.

Answer 90

Take off all your clothes, stand in front of the tree, and do a sexy dance for it!

Answer 91

You can put an asprin (regular, chalky kind) in the water...this usually works.

Answer 92

You can empty out the water somehow and try to drill some holes as low to the bottom as you can.

Answer 93

then you need a watertight container that will be able to retain water above the hole that you have drilled, a water level of about an inch above the hole will due.

Answer 94

A fresh trunk cut is needed.

Answer 95

try shaving bark below, at or above water line; then raising water level to allow capillary absorbtion from new wound...GL

Answer 96

I have drilled holes into the base.. this way it has new wood to absorb the water.

Answer 97

Try SuperThrive (get it at your nursery) You can also poke some holes in the bark about a half inch up, to get it too take water.

Answer 98

Try poking some holes in the side of the trunk with a knife or other sharp object.

Answer 99

This is why using a living tree is better. Then you can plant it after you're done; and if you forget to water it for a couple of days, it's fine because the dirt around it holds water and with roots the tree is more durable.

Answer 100

when u were watering ur tree did u mistaken the water 4 alcohol if u did the tree is drunk yup ive done that b4.

Answer 101

put water and aspirin broken into pieces in it. It will start to grow.

Answer 102

try poking some small holes in the bottom part that s in the water otherwise too late

Answer 103

try adding a pinch of baking soda and a tespoon of sugar

Answer 104

how do u get a dead person to drink water after it died

Answer 105

If you could try drilling a little hole so it can take in water.

Answer 106

i would say tale a knfe and cut little marks in the bottom it will still drink but through the slits

Answer 107

sorry to tell you but if your christmas tree want drink water becouse its dry out than you need to buy another christmas tree becouse i hate to tell you but your tree is dead . hope this helps you thanks your friend nicole2006

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Answer 109

lots and lots of salt. it breaks the surface tension of the water.

Answer 110

recut the tree. thats about the only way that i know of

Answer 111

if you can't cut the bottom off, drill some holes up through it.

Answer 112

Sorry to say " you wan't be able to survive it" Replace it. And always use cold water.

Answer 113

Go to Target Stores and get another one. Sorry friend I don't know what else to say.

Answer 114

nope, just cut off the bottom may be worth it this year to undecorate it.

Answer 115

believe it or not but cold black coffee works on Christmas trees and also on poisettias never use hot water on any plants only tepid water

Answer 116

2 for 1 happy hour at TGIF's.

Answer 117

you can take all the stuff off and dip it in a pool or lake over night thats what we did and it works

Answer 118

You can't,, it will die



once the roots systems close(dry out) there's nothing you can do

Answer 119

Try cutting an inch or two off the bottom and add water daily.

Answer 120

If you spray it with hairspray it'll be good. It was on Mythbusters

Answer 121

i think your tree is gone. Just spray paint it green again. save money and time.

Answer 122

if a plant has dried out.. it means its dead... dead things dont drink water..... its like trying to make your computer eat your lasagna......

Answer 123

make a fresh cut

Answer 124

ask it to eat some crackers first. That might make it thirsty.

Answer 125

you cant if its dead. i used to by real trees. now i just have a fake.

Answer 126

threaten to sexually harass it if it doesn't or take an axe to it and bury it in the backyard so no one can fine the evidence.

Answer 127

i'm sorry to tell u this but ur tree is dead

Answer 128

Too late, you killed your tree.

Answer 129

Just ask politely.

Answer 130

my mom swears by putting sugar in the water!!!!!!!

Answer 131

Ask nicely, and if all else fails, try bribery.

Answer 132

7up and mist the branches

Answer 133

Have you tried giving it a straw?

Answer 134

It's too late.

Answer 135

should do that automatically....try wrapping the trunk with a wet towel...

Answer 136

put some vodka on its glass.

Answer 137

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Answer 138

Recut the tree, because when the stump dries out, it won't take in water like it should. Then give it water mixed with sugar or syrup.

Answer 139

how im i suppose to knoew?

Answer 140

you can add asprin or soda like 7up

but that is to help with nutrients that they have to help the tree along

try using boiling water hat is what the guy at the chritmas tree farm said to do

Answer 141

dont know

Answer 142

I don't think you can.

Answer 143

umm don't know ... but good luck

Answer 144

It is dead.

Answer 145

you cant its dead

Answer 146

YOU DON"T IT"S DEAD KNIT WIT!!!!

Answer 147

artificial trees never dry out, not even in the attic in august.

Answer 148

Put a straw in the bark or call a mortician. Duh!

Answer 149

you can't sorry... :(

Answer 150

its dead if dried out its gone, fire hazard lose the tree, or spray paint it green with green resin and use it year after year

Answer 151

I've heard putting aspirin in the water helps, but I've never tried it personally...

Answer 152

its dead its dead it doesn't drinkl

Answer 153

How Could U Forget To Put The Water In

Answer 154

hot water isnt cool thats a killer ,, try misting the leaves no wait the lights , for geta bout dit

Answer 155

put a bottle of beer close to the tree

Answer 156

You can lead a christmas tree to water but you just can't make them drink.

Answer 157

Put it on an IV.