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Roses can become droopy as a result of an air or sugar blockage at the base of its stem or as a result of a weak stem near the rose head. To revive a droopy rose: First, cut 1 inch from the rose stem under water. Then submerge the entire rose, stem and bloom and all, in luke-warm water for about 20 minutes. This will often perk-up a rose.
