14: Bromeliad is stripped to root-ball and wrapped in cheese cloth along with a small amount of potting soil.
17: Soil is placed over cheesecloth on cork bark tunnel. Cheesecloth helps to keep it from washing away.
16: Completed bromeliad bouquet is placed in arms of statuette.
15: Moss is wrapped around cheese cloth enclosed bromeliad root-ball and held in place by bonsai wire.
14: Bromeliad is stripped to root-ball and wrapped in cheese cloth along with a small amount of potting soil.
13: Cheese cloth, a small amount of damp potting soil, moss and bonsai are needed for the bromeliad bouquet.
12: Air plants are held in place with a small amount of hot glue (wait for it to cool a bit before putting in contact with plant).
11b: Niches with have been carved into the statue and cork bark with a dremel to mount air plants. drainage holes have also been drilled.
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14: Bromeliad is stripped to root-ball and wrapped in cheese cloth along with a small amount of potting soil.

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