15–35 °C
Maintain a stable indoor temperature. Avoid sudden changes and condensation.
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FARM-DIRECT PRESERVED ROSES FROM ECUADOR · WHOLESALE FROM 1 MASTER BOX
Preserved rose & flower care
How to care for
preserved roses & flowers.
Preserved flowers are real botanical products treated to maintain their natural appearance without watering. Correct indoor storage and handling help protect their texture and color.
Warehouse & display conditions
Six rules for
preserved flower care.
Below 80% RH
Keep relative humidity below 80%. Protect products from damp surroundings.
No water
Never water preserved flowers or expose them to moisture.
No direct light
Avoid direct sunlight and fluorescent-light exposure.
Separate colors
Keep strong colors away from white and very light products.
Handle gently
Protect delicate petals and stems from pressure, friction and rough handling.
Protect the natural material
Keep conditions stable.
Sudden temperature or humidity changes can create condensation. Roses and stems may absorb moisture or release preservation fluid. Protect surrounding surfaces, carefully remove released fluid without rough handling and keep the product in stable indoor conditions. Contact the team if the condition persists.
Preserved products can release pigment. Avoid direct contact with textiles and separate strong colors from white and light products. If staining occurs, follow the textile manufacturer’s cleaning instructions.
Care and coverage
Longevity is not
an unconditional warranty.
Well-cared-for preserved roses may remain attractive for years, but appearance over time depends on the product, environment and handling. No fixed lifespan in use is guaranteed.
Warehouse color-stability coverage lasts 12 months from dispatch from the farm, subject to proper storage and the complete conditions and exclusions in Terms & Policies. It is not a guarantee of lifespan in use.
Care FAQ
Storage questions,
answered.
Do preserved roses need water?
No. Preserved roses and flowers must not be watered. Keep them indoors and away from moisture.
Can preserved flowers be placed in direct sunlight?
No. Avoid direct sunlight and fluorescent-light exposure, which can affect color stability.
What temperature is recommended?
Maintain a stable indoor temperature between 15 °C and 35 °C. Avoid sudden changes that can create condensation.
What humidity is recommended?
Keep relative humidity below 80%. Changes in humidity can cause roses or stems to absorb moisture or release preservation fluid.
Can dark and light flowers be stored together?
Keep strong colors separate from white and very light products to reduce the risk of color transfer.
How should preserved flowers be handled?
Handle petals and stems gently. Real botanical materials can tear, stain textiles or release pigment and preservation fluid.
Personal wholesale support
Need help with care or handling?
Tell us the product reference and describe the storage conditions or concern. For a claim, include your invoice reference, affected quantity and clear photographs.
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