Storage methods for artificial plants mainly include the following:
Regular cleaning: The leaves of artificial plants are prone to dust accumulation, especially in environments where air conditioning and heating are turned on more. You can use a soft cloth or brush to gently wipe the leaves to avoid dust accumulation affecting the appearance. If there is a lot of dust, you can use warm water to gently wash it, but avoid using strong water flow to flush it.
Avoid direct sunlight: Although artificial plants do not need sunlight, strong sunlight exposure may still cause plant color fading or material aging. Therefore, try to avoid exposing artificial plants directly to strong sunlight, especially in summer.
Avoid humid environment: Although artificial plants do not need water, an overly humid environment may cause mold on the surface of the plant or deformation of the material. Therefore, it is very important to maintain proper dryness indoors, especially in seasons with heavy humidity.
Avoid collision with heavy objects: Although the leaves and branches of artificial plants have been reinforced, excessive collision and pulling may cause damage to their structure. Try to avoid placing heavy objects close to the plants or moving them frequently.
Storage Note: When the artificial plants are not in use, they can be placed in a dry, cool place to avoid long-term placement in a humid or extremely hot environment.