A very nice piece of driftwood. I have seen larger pieces at flea markets that were planted with bromeliads. They hot glued the bromeliads on the wood and to stabilize it, they glued a tile or piece of flagstone on the bottom. Might work for you.
and dusty! Bet that thing had been setting on that shelf for a few years!
Oh, I have wraped the base in galvanized metal and reattached the wooden root with silicone and screws.
Now planning my attack on a display and putting it to use with some of my mounted phals that need new moss.
on bonsai i use lime sulfur but that is just to keep the wood from growing mold and other fungus and also to bleach it. i has to be re-applied at least once a year. use lime sulfur if you want to preserve the wood.
Thanks for all the suggestions re. the wood preservation. Since the "thing" was so inexpensive to start with I think I'll just treat it as if it were any piece of drift wood and use it untreated.
Hopefully today I will make some progress with it and get a plant or two mounted on it.
I have some plants on the way (Hurry Friday) that I think will fit in nicely with this so new pics are on the agenda.
Al
Nice find Al. I'm sure all the creative juices will take over and you will have a great mount. Is it too big to have hanging from a piece of chain to use outside and have several guys attached??