HOW-TO: 1. Soak angel moss in a water-ďŹ lled basin or vase to rehydrate. Moisten sheet moss. 2. Remove orchid from pot and rinse away potting medium. Use pruning shears to cut off any dead or discolored roots. 3. Take a golf ball-sized clump of moist angel moss, part the roots of the orchid and position the clump in the center of the roots. 4. Place the orchid with the moss ball underneath directly on the piece of wood, at the place where you would like the orchid to remain. 5. Cover the roots with moist angel moss and secure the entire root/moss area to the wood with orist wire, wrapping the wire around the wood in several directions to securely hold the orchid in place. 6. Use sheet moss as a decorative cover and additional layer of moisture over the roots, angel moss and wire. Use decorative paper wire to secure the moss in place attractively.
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