Rose Care Guide

Preserved roses are designed for low-maintenance beauty. A few simple habits can help protect their color, shape and delicate texture.

Keep Preserved Roses Away from Water

Do not water preserved roses or place them in a vase with water. Avoid bathrooms, kitchens and other areas with frequent moisture.

Avoid Direct Sunlight and Humidity

Display your flowers indoors, away from direct sunlight, strong heat, air-conditioning vents and high humidity. Stable room conditions help reduce fading and changes in texture.

How to Remove Dust Safely

Remove dust gently with a cool hair dryer on its lowest setting, held at a distance. Do not wipe the petals, spray cleaning products or handle the flowers unnecessarily.

Ideal Placement at Home

Preserved roses look beautiful on a console, bedside table, shelf or desk. For lasting décor, explore acrylic flower boxes, rose boxes and porcelain vase designs.

What to Avoid

Avoid water, high humidity, direct sun, open windows during damp weather and pressure on the petals. Keep the original packaging until you are ready to display the arrangement.

Learn More About Preserved Roses

New to preserved flowers? Read our Preserved Rose Guide to understand how real roses are preserved and what helps them retain their beauty over time.