Floristry decor corn fibers 50 g by BESK, biodegradable filling for arrangements (2 types, random variant)

Floristry decor corn fibers 50 g by BESK is a lightweight, biodegradable filling material designed for use in bouquets, gift boxes and floral arrangements. The 50 g pack contains natural corn fibers that add texture and volume while remaining easy to shape and position. Two visual variants exist; the specific variant sent is selected at random, allowing for variety in appearance while maintaining the same functional properties.

Advantages

The product is made from natural corn fibers that are biodegradable and compostable, offering an eco-friendly alternative to synthetic fillers. Its low weight and flexible structure make it simple to insert into arrangements, secure stems and create depth without compressing delicate flowers. The fibers provide consistent texture and volume across uses and are suitable for both professional florists and hobbyists who need a reliable, natural filling.

Suitable for

• Filling and decorating bouquets and posies
• Padding and presenting gift boxes and hampers
• Adding texture and volume to floral foam arrangements
• Craft projects and natural-themed table decorations

Key specifications

• Material: natural corn fibers
• Net weight: 50 g
• Biodegradability: biodegradable and compostable
• Appearance: lightweight, fibrous texture; two visual variants (randomly selected)
• Colour: natural (may vary slightly between batches)

How to use

Gently tease and separate the corn fibers with your fingers to achieve the desired looseness and volume. Place the fibers into the base of bouquets, inside gift boxes or around stems in foam to conceal mechanics and add bulk. For delicate flowers, position the fibers so they do not compress petals; for stable placement, tuck fibers around stems and secure with floral tape or a ribbon if required. Trim any excess to fit the container or arrangement shape.

Usage recommendations

Store the product dry and away from direct moisture to preserve structure and prevent premature decomposition. If used in outdoor or humid environments, consider protecting the fibers with a thin waterproof barrier inside boxes or containers. Dispose of used fibers in compost or green waste where local regulations permit.