DIY home projects
DIY succulent planters and pots
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After living in the Phoenix area for a few years I fell in love with all the succulents I could grow. Unfortunately, when I moved back to Wisconsin I could not get them to grow good anymore. It's different buying a succulent from the store that's been watered constantly when you're used to them hardly ever needing water. It seemed to always be a challenge for me to get them to adjust to a new watering schedule.
But I LOVE having succulents at home, so many times I have to go with a fake one. At least it always looks great right?!
For this little craft I used a fake succulent, but you could also use real ones. Maybe I'll attempt a real plant again.....someday.
The best part of this diy craft? You can get all the items at DollarTree.com. Even your fake succulent!
You will need:
a candlestick (DollarTree.com)
a 4 pack of little bowls found by the regular plates and bowls (DollarTree.com)
E6000 glue
your plant of choice
Run some of your E6000 glue along the top rim of your candlestick and attach the little bowl to the top. They fit on top perfectly!
Let the little planter dry and then fill it with your plant.
Can't find these items at your local dollar store? Get them online at DollarTree.com
do it yourself
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