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Using glue on lily stamens to stop pollen from falling. (It sounds odd, but it saves a ton of cleanup time.)
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oliverp258mo ago
Watched my friend try the glue trick on her Easter lilies last spring. She went a little overboard with the bottle (typical for her) and ended up with shiny, hard petals where the glue dripped. It really messed up the natural look she wanted for her centerpiece. Now she just pulls the stamens out by hand, which works much better.
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umaf447mo ago
Glue drips on petals sound awful. Can't believe she didn't notice until it was too late. Pulling stamens out by hand is definitely smarter.
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patricia_knight8mo ago
Try taking the stamens out instead of using glue. Glue can drip onto the petals and make them stick together. This sometimes ruins the flower's look and can even damage it. I use small tweezers to pull the stamens off cleanly. It prevents pollen mess without any sticky residue. What's your go to method for keeping lilies clean?
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