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In modern minimalist home decoration, people will fully consider artificial plants for convenience, which not only saves time but also keeps a lively atmosphere indoors. But many people will also start to think, how long is the life of artificial plants?
We often receive inquiries from customers, that is, how long can fake plants last? What can we do to keep them in the best condition? Do we need to replace them every year? Replace them every few months? In response to these questions from customers, we have summarized some relatively professional knowledge to popularize it to everyone, so that it is helpful for guests to refer to it when choosing. After decades of experience in the artificial plant industry and exposure to thousands of artificial plant mixtures, we have found the answers and will share them bit by bit in our blog.
Fortunately, there are some factors you can control. As for the others, you need to research and understand the pros and cons of the artificial plants you are considering.
The most important aspect to consider when assessing potential lifespan is where you will be placing your artificial plants: indoors or outdoors.
If you place your decoration indoors, it is more likely to "survive" for many years, even up to a decade or more. On the other hand, if you install it outdoors, where the sun will hit it and it will be exposed to the elements, you should expect a shorter lifespan.
If you do the proper research and understand what you read, you won’t be surprised by sudden color loss and artificial leaves falling off.
If you buy a green wall for your garden, take extra precautions and make sure the vertical garden is UV-resistant, comes with a warranty, and can withstand harsher weather conditions.
Of course, even the sturdiest artificial plants (and even décor and furniture) can be worn down by severe weather events, so don’t expect them to be indestructible in all conditions. However, you should make sure your artificial hedge can withstand the brunt of the weather.