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how do you make plants grow up a gs background??? do you need wires or what
plants on gs background?????
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Plastic coated paper clips. they should be like $1 for a box of them and a single large papaer clip should be able to be cut into atleast 3 plant staples.
When you mount the plant onto the background, dont forget to make a little bed of long fiber sphagnum for it so that it wont dry out as easily.
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When you mount the plant onto the background, dont forget to make a little bed of long fiber sphagnum for it so that it wont dry out as easily.
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When you cut the paper clips doesn't it expose the metal? How much of a concern is this?
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im using tooth picks... works well for me
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Ummm yeah... of course it exposes some metal. I would imagine this being the same case with any floral wiring.
Its not much of a concern as far I can see since the exposed metal is pushed into the foam
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How does this work?
I know people do it but Ive yet to figure out the logistics of it .
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I just planted a 29 gal. I used toothpicks to mount my broms and other plants. All I do is push the toothpicks into the background and they make and x shape. the plant just rest on the toothpicks. There are pics somewhere on DB that show how to use the toothpick method.
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While that would work Id be concerned with putting any frogs in there with those pointy ends exposed
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Well I wouldn't worry too much about pointy objects. Plenty of spiked broms and haven't heard from anybody that the frog got hurt. I agree using stainless steel sharp edges just press into the GS. I've used toothpicks in my past and they work also. It's all about preferences. Experiment and see what you like.
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Just cut the exposed pointy end off the toothpick. That's what I do to mount broms.
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