Krylon Floral PROTECTANT 11.75OZ, Multi, One Size

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If treated properly, UV-resistant plants should last for years. If left untreated, low-quality silk plants may only last a couple of months. If you treat artificial plants without built-in UV protection with a UV-resistant spray, you’ll need to respray the plants every so often to keep them looking their best. A good approach is to relocate any fake plants that are in danger of being damaged. It will significantly lower the risk if you can relocate them to a garage, shed, or other protected location. 6. Store the Tree Away During the Winter

It’s important to identify which surface you’ll be using the UV protectant spray on. Some UV sprays are universal, meaning they can be applied on any surface, while some are specifically for materials like leather, rubber, or plastic.

When an artificial plant is exposed to too much sunlight and hasn’t been treated properly, the energy from UV light will cause two chlorine molecules to break free, with the chlorine binding to the nearest molecule it can. Removing the dirt, repelling the stain, and protecting from fading caused by harmful sun rays- it can do all this to keep your plants picturesque and brand new! Winter can play an issue as well. Snow can build up in the pot and melt. Make sure the outdoor pot has drainage holes.

Artificial plants are the ideal way to bring that splash of nature to your home, workplace, balcony, or garden, but it’s important to remember that not all artificial plants are made equal. Some will work beautifully in a vase on your mantle for years, but if you move it to the windowsill where it is in direct sunlight, it may fast lose its colour. When potting your artificial plant, it’s important to consider rainfall and how it’s going to escape the pot. Most outdoor pots have drillable drainage holes. We strongly recommend you do this. If possible, try wiping down the plants once a week with hot water and mild dish soap. There are other products you can try. For example, if artificial plants are made from silk, you can use a special silk plant cleaner. Related Questions Can You Use WD-40 to Clean Artificial Plants?The Scotchgard Sun and Water Shield spray is one of the best products to use if you want to add some UV-resistant coating to your plants. Aside from their colors fading in the sun, some artificial plants can also suffer water damage. Those that are too lightweight can also be blown away by the wind. How to Protect Artificial Plants Outside? 1. Spray Plant with a UV and Water Protection Spray Artificial plants’ beauty is not weather-dependent; they look the same from summer to winter, providing the consistency you need for any great garden, balcony, or indoor plant collection. You don’t need to spend months waiting for your new golden pothos to spill out over its pot because your faux plant is as long as you want from day one! You might want to think about purchasing a shelf that is solely dedicated to the purpose of storing your outdoor plants over the winter. There are many wonderful choices available for the storage of plants. Consider purchasing plastic storage drawers or a plant stand with storage space. During Making The Plant – Other producers may apply a UV protection spray to their fake plants after the ingrediants are made and before they are shipped out.

The best thing to do is to move the fake plants and faux trees out of the way. There is a lot less risk if you move them to a safe place like a shed or garage. If you can’t get the plant to move, try adding supports or attaching it to a nearby building. Conclusion Plastic is the most common material used for manufacturing artificial flowers. This is because it is inexpensive, light-weight, and easy to work with. However, there are some disadvantages associated with using plastic for manufacturing artificial flowers. These include: The best way to protect your artificial plants from the sun’s harmful rays is to rotate them regularly. You can do this in two ways. You can anticipate a lifespan of two or three months out of your artificial plants if they are crafted from weather-resistant silk. After that point, it will be time to replace them.One tip, though, is to be sure you clean your faux plants well before applying the spray. By removing any dust or dirt from the plant, you’ll ensure that the spray evenly coats your plant and adheres to it. If you’ve bought a quality artificial plant, there’s no reason why it shouldn’t be able to stay outside 24/7, however, to keep them looking their best, you should consider bringing the plant inside (if possible) if there is going to be an extreme storm. This will ensure it doesn’t get damaged by winds. Caution – you may use compressed air or a low-heat hairdryer to efficiently remove particles. Be careful otherwise you may end up permanently ruining your outdoor plant. Add Drainage due to rain