can I remove the flower? I just want the leaves
1977322
I would say no, but I can't swear to that. They are just too cute to try to dismantle them !!
1977323
The flower comes disconnected and you have to pop it on, so I would assume yes. I don't know if you can remove the leaves though.
2007700
Yes, but you might find the extended blade more useful for that task. It is very easy to attach and can trim off flower heads in one easy swooping pass.
788567
We remove most of the large leaves first, but it does an awesome job on what is left. It can get clogged if you try to let it pick up everything. We are very pleased with the results.
633463
I suggest that you get some bottled drinking water and add orchid plant food to it and use this to mist your plants. Do not pull unwanted leaves off. If they are truly dead they will fall off naturally. Also, I keep mine inside seashells so the roots are free to grow. Good Luck!
1768421
Yes remove it. Mine is lovely and happy for over 6 months now. Love this plant !
2090598
I have not tried to remove the flowers. I don't think they are designed to come off. I use a pipe cleaner or old toothbrush to clean them. You can access the flowers from both the front and the back.
1106381
You could, although, I would probably hesitate to do so as they appeared to be shocked from the handling when shipped. It took a bit of time before I replanted into a different pot. Another thing, the picture in this caption shows a lush, more adult version of what I received, which appeared to be more a of "new" plant and more on the fragile side. I hope this helped in some way.
1541240
No we don't have random plants, only where we planted them and left small tubers for this year. It wouldn't be hard to snip the flowers off before they are mature if you are concerned about over producing. You may also call me, I would love to come transplant any extras you have, LOL.
2122252
Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.
2160649
Sure, strawberry plants I've seen have not been too deep-rooted, so this should work just fine to remove them.
258756
Can one remove the clear plastic piece that is over the blue "stem" part? Thanks :)
613703
You still need to cut an inch off the stems every 3 to 5 days depending on the ambiant temperature (3 days if the inside temperature is warm, more if it's cooler) and replace the water as well as new Floralife. Then they last longer.
1171720
Yes you can. Just don'tspray on the foliage on the plant that you don't want to hurt.
70395
i don't cut off anything now, i just let leaves drop off themselves, mine is an outside tree so it's in all the cold weather now & covered with burlap & still has alot of leaves, good luck
907205
You can't remove it. You have to open the top all the way to fill. I use the decanter but using the faucet hose I think would be fine.
2090596
I have not tried to remove the flowers since they seem to be sturdly attached. I use a q-tip to clean them. The cleaning the flower/feeders is the only drawback I've found on this product. The rest of the cleaning is wonderfully easy. Next year I plan on buying another one!
2108475
No you can not. The picture is on the plastic. If you add some plants in the tank, it actually looks really nice.