The story about the latest in orchid horticulture - that of acclimating these epiphytic plants to survive in water - is something I explained in my blog - https://abreloth.blogspot.com/ - as a way of introducing this new system of caring for orchids that I learned from various internet sites like Pinterest and Youtube. But, of course, as always I somehow managed to get a woodworking project out of it.
I used scrap wood. Most importantly was to use the least amount of material possible, yet finish with a robust structure, using glue only. As always the photos are self explanatory.
The next photos show a taller set of legs to elevate the clear container above the enclosure.
Using 3/4 inch scrap plywood, the next stand is far stronger. Though not necessarily more superior to support the planter, it is just another method worth looking into if the material is available.
The stands, while not necessary to the proper functioning of the clear plastic container, they provide a bit of elegance to the display, akin to the settings for a gem stone.
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