Dampness slows drying and can lead to mold. When cutting, take as much stem as possible. This is the simplest and most popular way to preserve flowers. Cool, dry air is a requisite, so the first step is to choose a drying room. Low light is fine in the drying room, but direct light will drain the color from your flowers.
Most flowers dry best hung upside down in bunches.
If fastening hooks into your ceiling or walls is not an option, support the pole on tripods or two high-backed chairs. Bent paper clips make perfect hangers for your bunches. Place newspaper or a dropcloth under the bunches to catch fallen leaves, seeds, and petals. Allow enough space between bunches to provide good circulation. Using Silica Gel.