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Florists' Review November 21021 Issue

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Step by Step STEP 4 Place the orchid plants into the container, to rest atop the layers of crushed glass and dyed Spanish moss. MATERIALS BOTANICALS • Phalaenopsis amabilis plants (moth orchids) • Tillandsia usneoides (dyed) (Spanish moss, graybeard) • Hypnum spp. (sheet moss) or Sphagnum spp. (peat moss) • Branches HARD GOODS • 20" cylinder vase • OASIS ™ Bind Wire (Natural) from Oasis Floral Products • Crushed Glass from Accent Décor STEP 1 Gently loosen the roots of two 4-inch Phalaenopsis orchid plants, and remove any potting media from the orchid's roots. Snip off and discard any withered and/or dead roots. Tuck bits of moistened Sphagnum moss or sheet moss among the plants' root structure, to provide moisture. STEP 2 Bind the roots of one or both orchid plants to a branch or branches with paper-covered wire. STEP 3 Place a layer of col- ored crushed glass, glass marbles/ gems, rocks, etc., into the bottom of a large glass cylinder vase. For additional color and texture, add a small wad of dyed Spanish moss atop the layer of crushed glass. Extra Features and Video Online FloristsReview.com R E A D O N L I N E 43

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