Precautions for Using Wooden Flower Pots
Do a good job of waterproofing：Wooden materials are prone to absorbing water and moisture. Before use, it is recommended to apply a waterproof coating (such as special wood oil, waterproof paint) on the inner wall and bottom of the flower pot to avoid decay and deformation caused by long-term contact with soil and water. Reserve drainage holes at the bottom of the pot, and promptly clean the accumulated water in the tray after watering to prevent root waterlogging and wood mold.
Avoid extreme environments：Do not expose wooden flower pots to heavy rain, direct sunlight or severe cold for a long time. Properly shade them in summer to prevent wood cracking; move them indoors in winter to avoid low-temperature damage and extend their service life.
Control load-bearing and placement：Choose plants according to the load-bearing capacity of the wood material. Avoid planting overly tall plants or those with developed root systems to prevent the flower pot from being damaged due to uneven force. Place it on a stable surface to avoid collision or falling.
Regular cleaning and maintenance：When cleaning, wipe the surface dust with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth, and avoid using highly corrosive cleaning agents. Reapply wood oil or antiseptic oil every 3-6 months to enhance the moisture-proof and antiseptic performance of the wood and maintain the appearance luster.
Timely handle damage：If slight cracks or decay are found in the flower pot, promptly fill the gaps and reapply waterproof and antiseptic materials; stop using it when the damage is serious to avoid collapse during planting.
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