Can plants be glued?
1626190
Yes they can be glued. Best to use craft glue, 3000, rubber cement, etcetera. Only problem is you can't soak them. They should receive a good soaking 2-3 times a week.
1175090
If you can put together a 'regular' glue it model, or can follow instructions well, you should have no troubles. If you do have any issues, there are forums on the web with boatloads of help like rcuniverse.com or rcgroups.com
1568329
No glue but not sure how they are made, but we have orderd these three times and they are wonderful.
840135
You can put it practically anywhere. Some people hang them on fishing line from the ceiling, or against a wall, etc. You can glue or wire them to an open picture frame with other air plants and moss to create "living art." You can glue a magnet to the back (albeit a large one) and hang it on the fridge or magnet board with other smaller air plants. I have mine in a multi-cubed glass terrarium with other air plants and white stones. These plants are super versatile, so you can get pretty creative.
2248743
Probably well. It works well in repairing damaged binding. You would of course have to have a delicate touch with your delicate dried flowers, but the adhesion should last.
474014
Possibly yes, but you would honestly be better off building a light frame out of 1x2 or even 1x1 and gluing that to the board then then screwing them into that. I have never tried just adhering them with glue but depending on the glue this might work. Maybe like a guerilla glue? Sorry I can't be of more help. I've never tried it that way. Good luck!
1274555
Yes - they already have glue on them - you heat them up and then attach! We used them on bob shoes!
1699966
I would not recommend to glue them on, they can fail. You can design it in a way you can screw them on. I actually had to replace two of them after a year. Others function just fine.
1685933
Since it is not a glue, it would not work at all, I suggest you use Tightbond Glue.Bondo is a wood filler.Hope this is helpful.
1391132
Absolutely! I glue thin, magazine paper to them with regular gluesticks. For a photo, you may want a slightly stronger glue, but it should work beautifully.
1503830
I don't know if it is required but I did not use any glue. We just laid them down on the floor and made sure they were butted up against each other. They look great and I am really happy with my purchase.
1415800
You just stack the pieces together. You can glue or nail but it isn't necessary. I attached mine to the tops of some wooden wine boxes with some nails through the bottom pieces to give it more height
1935373
I didn't use any glue--I used the cane for a seat only and bound the cane without glue. If I needed to use glue, though, I probably would have used wood glue.
44401
It could be possible to glue it back with a high grade glue. Even if you we're able to get workable again I wouldn't, it's pretty much a display peice other than a action peice
1211008
I wouldn't recommend it. The glue will peel off with a little effort after it dries though.
234596
I am not sure , but don't think so. They were more like for hanging a plant. they were nice,
1584665
I have it currently assembled on my desk. No glue was used. I will note that the magnets gave out long ago, but the toothpicks holding the bottom panels are still holding them in place.