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Plume Fern
Green / 20/30cm 10 pcs
230 Kč
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Plume Fern
Stabilized plants are of natural origin, so colors or sizes may vary slightly
Care
If you want to preserve the "eternal" beauty of stabilized plants, place them in rooms with a temperature of 5 - 30 °C and humidity of 60%.
The plants are maintenance-free, but if you need to remove dust or other dirt, use a damp (not wet) cloth or a hairdryer on a low heat setting.
Roses or arrangements can be removed from the packaging.
Flower stabilization
It is a process that preserves the natural freshness of our plants while maintaining their vibrant colors for many years. Thanks to stabilization, the flowers retain their natural colors and softness, making them ideal for long-lasting floral decorations.
Warning
- Must not come into contact with water, i.e., do not water
- Do not store or place in a humid environment
- Do not expose to direct sunlight, near bulbs, or other high-temperature sources (causes colors to fade)
- Do not place on lacquered or oiled surfaces without a base layer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How should I take care of the flower?
If you want to preserve the "eternal" beauty of stabilized plants, place them in rooms with a temperature of 5 - 30 °C and humidity of 60%.
How are flowers stabilized?
Stabilization is a process that preserves the natural freshness of plants while maintaining their vibrant colors for many years. Thanks to stabilization, flowers retain their natural colors and softness.
Should I water the plant?
No, the flower must not come into contact with water.
Is it possible to place the flower in a sunny spot?
Do not expose the flower to direct sunlight or near bulbs and other sources of high heat. Heat will draw the color out of the flower.