• Dust weekly with a soft brush or hair dryer on cool, 20-30 cm away.
• Avoid heat: no hot dryers, radiators, or open flames.
• Limit direct sun to reduce color fade.
• Trim or gently bend stems to fit your vase; use wire cutters for thick cores.
• Stabilize arrangements with floral foam, pebbles, or a tape grid.

Quick habits that keep petals and greenery pristine.

• Weekly dust: microfiber brush or cool air at arm length, top to bottom.
• Monthly refresh: rotate the bouquet a quarter turn and fan out stems.
• Spot smudges: wipe with a slightly damp cloth, then dry right away.
• Scent pairing: place a diffuser or candle nearby (do not touch the florals).

Choose the gentlest method that works for your materials.

• Silk petals: dry clean first (brush/air). If needed, light wipe with water + mild soap. Do not soak.
• Real-touch / latex: wipe with damp cloth; avoid solvents and oils.
• Plastic greenery: quick cool rinse, then air-dry on a towel; avoid glued joints.
• Metal wire cores: keep dry; do not immerse.

Test on a hidden area first. When in doubt, use dry cleaning and cool air only.

• Loosen the bundle and spiral stems for a natural dome.
• Small Z bends along stems add organic movement.
• Petal reset: cool air for 10-15 s, then reshape by hand.
• Height rule: arrangement about 1.5-2x the vase height.

• Indirect light is ideal; long direct sun may fade dyes.
• Keep from heat and steam: stovetops, fireplaces, high-steam zones.
• Busy areas: secure vases with museum gel.

• Narrow mouth (3-5 cm): single stems or minimalist looks.
• Standard mouth (6-10 cm): mixed bouquets with balanced volume.
• Stability: use beads/pebbles/floral foam; try a tape grid across the opening.

• Keep upright for large arrangements; do not crush petals.
• Wrap loosely with acid-free tissue; store in breathable bins or garment bags.
• Label by room or season for easy rotation.
• Avoid odors: store away from strong scents; add a small open sachet of baking soda nearby (not touching).

• No small loose parts (marbles, beads) within reach of children or pets.
• Not edible: keep stems and petals out of mouths; supervise play areas.
• Stable bases: add weight or museum gel to prevent tip-overs.

• Dusty arrangement: soft brush or cool air; for greenery, quick cool rinse and air-dry.
• Bent or flat petals: cool air for 10-15 s, then reshape by hand; avoid heat.
• Loose flower head: re-seat; if needed, a tiny drop of clear craft glue at the joint.
• Wobbly vase: add weight (pebbles, beads) and use a tape grid or floral foam.
• Color fade over time: rotate placements; consider UV-resistant spray designed for faux florals.