Plant Storage Guidelines

What is the recommended temperature for storing plants?

• 50-70 degrees Fahrenheit

• 100-120 degrees Fahrenheit

• 30-50 degrees Fahrenheit

• 80-90 degrees Fahrenheit

Why is it important to follow company storage guidelines for plants?

• To increase company expenses

• To test the employees' memory

• To make the plants grow faster

• To ensure proper care, maintenance, and longevity of the plants.

How should materials be labeled when stored?

• Materials should be labeled with clear and concise information including the contents, date of storage, and any other relevant details.

• Materials should be labeled with emojis instead of text

• Materials should be labeled with incorrect information

• Materials should be labeled with illegible handwriting

What are the consequences of not following storage guidelines?

• Spoilage, contamination, loss of quality, safety hazards, and financial losses.

• Enhanced safety measures, better organization, increased productivity

• Increased efficiency, improved quality, reduced costs

• Minimal impact, no changes, no risks

What is the ideal humidity level for plant storage?

• 50-60%

• 90-100%

• 70-80%

• 30-40%

How often should stored plants be checked for quality?

• Once a week

• Once a month

• Every day

• Twice a year

What should be done if any stored materials show signs of damage?

• Ignore the damage and continue using the materials

• Remove the damaged materials from the storage area and dispose of them properly.

• Sell the damaged materials to customers at a discount

• Store the damaged materials in a separate area

Why is proper ventilation crucial in plant storage areas?

• Ventilation in plant storage areas can lead to over-drying of plants.

• Proper ventilation is crucial in plant storage areas to regulate temperature, humidity, air quality, prevent harmful gas build-up, and reduce mold growth.

• Having poor ventilation in plant storage areas promotes healthy plant growth.

• Proper ventilation in plant storage areas is unnecessary and wasteful.

What are the key factors to consider when selecting a storage location for plants?

• Soil type, plant species, and pot color

• Wind direction, moon phase, and music genre

• Number of leaves, plant age, and shoe size

• Sunlight exposure, temperature, humidity levels, air circulation, and proximity to water sources.

How can pests be prevented in plant storage areas?

• Spraying pesticides directly on the plants

• Using scented candles

• Leaving food scraps in the storage area

• Proper sanitation, sealing cracks, using airtight containers, and natural pest deterrents.