Floral Foam Cube With Planter - 16cm x 16cm x 9cm

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The Ambassador Floral Foam Cube with Planter is an essential tool for florists and hobbyists looking to create stable, long-lasting arrangements for table centerpieces, weddings, or gift displays. By combining a highly water-absorbent foam block with a rigid, leak-resistant plastic base, this product simplifies the assembly and transportation of floral designs. While it excels at providing a secure foundation for both fresh and artificial stems, users should note that it is a compact unit designed primarily for smaller, focused displays rather than large-scale installations.
| Model Part Number | AFFCU |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ambassador |
Yes, the rigid plastic planter is durable and designed for repeated use; you can simply replace the floral foam insert once the arrangement is discarded.
Yes, the weighted base provides excellent stability, though you should ensure the arrangement is placed on a level surface.
No, the product includes the floral foam cube and plastic planter only; flowers and foliage must be purchased separately.
You can place a small piece of non-slip shelf liner or double-sided tape beneath the plastic base to keep it securely in place.
The foam can be trimmed with a sharp utility knife if you need a different shape, though it is designed to fit perfectly within the included 16cm planter.
Ensure you are using fresh water and allow the block to sink naturally. Do not push the block into the water as this traps air inside.
If the foam has been used multiple times, the structural integrity may be compromised. Rotate the block or use a fresh foam insert.
Confirm that the foam has not been over-saturated to the point of pooling water above the rim of the plastic planter.
To set up your arrangement, first ensure the foam is fully hydrated. Trim your flower stems at a 45-degree angle before inserting them into the foam to maximize surface area contact for water intake. For heavy woody stems, consider pre-piercing the foam with a skewer to prevent damage. When working with artificial stems, you may choose to use a small amount of adhesive at the base to ensure the stems remain fixed during transport. To care for the base, simply wipe it down with a damp cloth if any debris or water splashes onto the exterior. After your event, the plastic base can be cleaned with mild soap and water and reused for future projects by replacing the foam core.