Sustainable Structure to Make 20 Stems of Lisianthus Look Like 100 | Max van de Sluis Tutorial
Join renowned Dutch Master Florist Max van de Sluis as he reveals his secret for crafting magnificent, high-volume lisianthus bouquets using just 20 stems of Eustoma!
Discover Max's unique sustainable structure hack using vines from his own garden to build a layered, airy, and organized base. You will learn how this method creates an illusion of abundance, making a small number of Eustoma stems look like a full arrangement.
Max shares his philosophy of learning from the best and details his meticulous process for cleaning and prepping Lisianthus to maximize stem life and impact. He also discusses his new book on the history of sustainable floristry and how looking to the past can shape our future.
00:01 Introduction to Max van de Sluis and the secret of working clean
00:26 Techniques for creating an airy structure bouquet
01:30 Max's background and entry into the floral industry
02:45 Passion for growing flowers
04:03 Max's philosophy on learning from the best
06:03 Using color and structure for maximum depth
07:21 Advice on developing a personal floral style
09:37 New book on sustainability in flower design
12:30 Future outlook for the florist profession
13:47 Final techniques for perfect stem cutting
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