Can you use these with artificial flowers?
785022
These can be used with any type of decoration. Once they swell in the water they become a fairly stable meduim to hold up flowers.
785023
Yes you can. They weren't as big as I thought they would be but you get plenty of them.
785024
I would think it depends on what the stems are made of; they would be in water with the colored pearls. The pearls need to be submerged in water in order to maintain their shape. Once the water is gone it's only a matter of time before they dry and shrivel up.
785025
Sure, no problem. I've had a few blossoms of silk flowers submerged in the water with the pearls for several weeks now, and no adverse effects for either the water or the pearls.
203777
The stem cutter only works on fresh flowers, you need basically plier cutters for artificial flowers
1248005
I haven't done this. My GUESS is that if the flowers are completely dry and rigid, it would probably work. Krylon Crystal Clear acrylic spray (comes on flat, satin, and gloss) would probably also work. You should probably spray, let completely dry, then keep spraying layers, drying in between. There is also a polyester resin in cans into which objects can be dipped. This is usually used for strong, rigid objects, so may collapse flowers. Please note, these are only suggestions, since I have never preserved flowers in this manner.
133483
I haven't used them with the tulip cups, but I did use them for larger cups cakes and those that were decorated with large flowers snd sugar chicks.
1406155
I actually don't know much about flowers. The vendor could probably better answer your question.
225912
No. You soak the top section in water. It'll hold enough water to keep the flowers alive.
1014806
I would think they could. If you check ETSY, there are several DIY instruction on "glamourize" your leaves with paint and sparkle. Good Luck
276056
You can use them for decorations; they are just a tool. Dip them in polish and make dots - there are different sizes as well. The nail shops use these for making flower designs as well.
1753796
I havent used them yet. But it looks like you can. FYI, they look very nice. Going to use them on my wedding cake!!!
612308
yes! you can put flowers (ilk or live) in the base, or ice (as we did) or swaths of fabric or whatever fits in there that suits your fancy or matches your theme.
1116711
Yes, especially the redish orange ones. Future seeds are easily obtainable from the flowers if you don't deadhead them.
1990066
I don't see why not. My plants are flourishing but they are not flowering plants.
1338384
No they don't. You will need a tall vase to put them in. They stand about 24 inches. These flowers are simply breath taking.
2169343
It can be but I would try and get some of the "Tiger Bloom" from the same manufacturer. It would provide better blooms (geared more for plants than vegetables) if that's what you're looking for.
1673664
I don't have orchids so I'm not sure but you're best bet is to ask a florist.
1632908
You could. But it's overkill for that purpose. The "RV" type hoses are meant to be used when supplying potable water. Normal garden hoses can leave a bad rubber taste in water and over time, break down and leave contaminants behind. So if just for watering the flowers then just get a cheap hose for that purpose.
10808
I don't see any problem, unless rose stems are too stiff to train around legs. I use them for mandevilla vines ... cold probably do the same for clematis.