Generally speaking, it is not recommended to add aspirin to rose water. Aspirin is a medicine and should only be taken in the recommended dosage as prescribed by a doctor. Additionally, aspirin has an acidic quality that could cause the pH level of the rose water to be altered, resulting in an unpleasant taste.

What does aspirin do for roses?

Aspirin is a common garden remedy for roses that helps them to fight off diseases such as black spot and mildew. Aspirin helps to reduce the production of hormones associated with disease, thus reducing the risk of infection. Aspirin can also help roses to survive periods of drought by reducing the amount of water that is lost through the leaves. Aspirin should be dissolved in water and then applied to the soil around the roses.

What do you put in rose water to keep them alive?

To keep roses alive in rose water, it is important to use clean, filtered water and to add a few drops of lemon juice or other preservative, such as preservative-free apple cider vinegar or lemon juice. You can also add a few drops of essential oils, such as lavender or rosemary, to the water to help keep the roses hydrated and healthy.