What happened to the agarwood beads I bought?

1, poor quality: In order to make money, some merchants may sell some inferior or shoddy products as agarwood beads. In this case, what they spend may be fake and of no practical value.

2, too much water: If the agarwood beads are improperly stored and exposed to a humid environment, they may absorb too much water and become flowers.

3, the workmanship is not fine: the production of agarwood beads needs to go through many processes. If the production process is not good, the surface of the beads may be flawed or uneven, which will also lead to the beads being spent.

4, storage time is too long: agarwood beads are natural materials. If stored for too long, they may lose their fragrance or even deteriorate, leading to flowering.