Do you remove the water tubes and cut the stems under running water like most flowers? They are on their way to me now.
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Yes, and then put them in a vase or the one that came with it if you are getting that one.
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I have never received them but sent them to others, but I think you'd handle them the same way as other flowers.
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I gave them as a present. They lasted 2,5 months. Just cut stems and medium temperature of water. No sunlight.
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Yes remove the tubes. Cut stems under warm water. Place flowers in vase of warm water and keep out of sunlit.
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I believe the flowers come out but I have never attempted to remove them. I just clean them as good as I can with a small brush.
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The cutouts for the 5 plants are molded into the top of the planter . The top portion is screwed down to the bottom which holds the water supply and supports the wrought iron faucet assembly which supports the wrought iron faucet. I placed 5 artificial plants in mine as the minor splashing of the water tended to soak the real plants that I previously used Hope this was helpful
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you put the spikes in the soil in a flower pot, and the other end in water, they draw water into the soil
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Eleanor,The flowers can be removed but I find that soaking the base unit in a mild Clorox/water solution works very well and removing them is not necessary. I use a soft toothbrush to get to any tight spots. As for being sturdy, they are as sturdy as possible for being small. I have not broken any yet.I hope this helps.Jim
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You still need to cut an inch off the stems every 3 to 5 days depending on the ambiant temperature (3 days if the inside temperature is warm, more if it's cooler) and replace the water as well as new Floralife. Then they last longer.
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These are meant to be drank with a straw. I bought some really cute paper straws to use with them. So yes the flower is cut out and the center circle is large enough for a straw.
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The flower comes disconnected and you have to pop it on, so I would assume yes. I don't know if you can remove the leaves though.
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Unscrew from end (end that screws into turtle), cut inside variegation it's kind of hard to get back into toe cap without bending it but patience is needed. R u sure u need to cut it? It coils in on itself a lot even being too short for my pool, I just cut the hose because I had a hole in it and I replaced a section of hose before replacing whole thing eventually
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It'll knock them out of the air, but it takes a while to kill them. If you're knocking them off your flowers, knocking them into gasoline is much more effective. (Some people say soapy water is just as effective as gas, but I much prefer the gas. That way I can burn their carcasses. Mwahahahahaha!)
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I thought the "flow" was a little to powerful so, what I did was to take an old nylon stocking (you know, one of the knee high nylons you can get at a drug store)and cut it, so it is still like a circle and slipped it up over the white tube, covering over just the spout. This softens the flow (and filters it a bit more) My betta loves jumping up in the stream.
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If the stem bothers you you can either trim it or turn it inside out. Try inside out first as it may be all that is needed.
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I've had good success with this product. Do you give the stems a fresh cut with a very sharp knife at anangle before placing in the water?
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Yes..the finer ones will leak through a bit. This doesn't bother me too much because I tend to use a larger cut leaf.
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You would have to take the plant down while away unless you want to hang the water source up there with it . You need to be just below the cap on the spike for your water source . Going lower will slow or stop the flow and going higher will speed it up .
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I have not tried to remove the flowers. I don't think they are designed to come off. I use a pipe cleaner or old toothbrush to clean them. You can access the flowers from both the front and the back.
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Cut off the stems. I have best success when I juice a stalk of celery first. Then stuff in the keel. Follow by a stalk of celery. It works fine.