Simple and elegant that’s what I like

Excellent

I am a florist 28 years and tap it on the shoulder system makes no sense at all just confusing to beginners as flowers need to look natural and your eye will tell you if it looks right or not spiralling and then adding form flowers is what we would do to learn our apprentices

"tap it on the soldier" is a good tip, I've never heard that one before. thanks for the tutorial!

Beautiful!❤

love you at the end I Ile back at you

Tap in the shoulder Idont think it's necessary 😁

After watching over 50 videos on how to make a spiral bouquet this was the most clear and concise I found to follow for technique so Thank you! ❤

So nice. Simple but beautiful

Very simple elegant and beautiful bouquet

What size is that vase?

Awww que bonito estilo 😍🙏💐👰

Amazing tip. I have been decorating with lilies all of my life and had no idea about that pipe cleaner tip. Thank you!

Molly, this is a great video, and I know I can do this. Thank you!

Elegant design 💕💕

Tapping on the shoulder❤️❤️

Love your arrangement!! ❤️

Does it affect the flowers? Will they last longer? Will they smell more or less without them? Can any seeds be harvested from a cut flower lilly?

Thank you for those tips 💓

i just bought one stem at the local wholeseller for $20 usd😀

Lol the tapping is completely unnecessary...

Thanks 👍

Try dipping it in some allum

very helpful!!

love the tapping of the shoulder and getting away from crisscross

Nice I like that tap shoulder hahaha!!!

What is the tap on the shoulder about!?

I "rescue" phals that are in a bad shape from stores. I am an orchid lover and cringe every time I see one that it's on the way to orchid heaven because of the poor care that the stores offer. needless to say that most of the orchids I picked up greatly discounted have thrived. they just need some proper care.

In my ignorance I cut the stem to no stem at all. The plant is healthy and pushing me leaves. Will it regrow a stem and bloom?😔

These selau leaves ? What would the name of the tree they bloom on be called ?

Great tips! Thank you!

The 'Hydra' in hydrangea means 'many heads.' Hydrangea macrophylla = Many heads, large leaf. Water = hydro

Do you put moss in your Orchid when you pot them

My orchid shares a room with my guinea pigs,the guinea pigs need warmer climate and the orchid needs cooler. My temperature is quite unsteady

Thanks so much for sharing your experience with us

Tip: you better tie the stems above your hand, instead of under! It will make your bigger.

The tapping does not seem to be applied there after the bouquet gets bigger~ Maybe only useful at the beginning

She's Canadian :)

Here a nice video over cymbidiums in our greenhouse vimeo.com/119274141

Thx you so much :3

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Oh no! I bought one with all the blooms out. Hopefully I can keep him alive and have it rebloom.

Canadian ladys are beautiful :3

The orchid I bought (a white one like she shows here) came with a plastic shot glass, actually the size of a double shot. The instructions said to water it with no more than that small shot glass of water per week. The one I bought was wilted and the flowers were wilting. It had a discounted price of $5. I figured it didn't get watered for a few weeks so I gave it a little extra water at first and followed the shot recommendation since. The flowers perked back up and the leaves are more upright now. It looks great. So you have to be extremely careful in watering it and limit the water. Maybe Molly dunks hers only once every one or two months. She really didn't say, other than to let it dry out. Others may follow the shot glass method. Also, I use room temperature rainwater, not nutrient poor tap water.

Hi Molly, just wanted to say i liked this video a lot. A great tut for beginners!

Great video tips...thank you

never ever put your orchid in a sink to soke for 1 hour

Also, I never took of the clips, is that something I am supposed to do? All of this is very new to me!

thanks so much for your tips! I have a question though, I received an orchid plant for mothers day and have only watered it twice since then... i have been keeping an eye on making sure the moss is cool and know not to water it too frequently. But some of the flowers have been falling off in the past couple weeks. I don't know what to do and dont want to kill it! when i watered it i put it directly in the pot, and made sure that i wasn't soaking.. there is a plastic container in a decorative pot. please help!

And I'll be 'tapping' my shoulder while making the wedding bouquet!