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Succulent Pot in Pot Planter
“Never be afraid to try something new, because life gets boring when you stay within the limits of what you already know.”
-Author Unknown
Recently, I saw a new trend on Instagram #succiepotinpot, a succulent pot in pot. I just love some succulents, as you may have seen here, so I thought I would make this easy craft. Plus, it’s a fun way to use a broken item like a teacup, mug, or pot.
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- Large Pot, something with a large open top will help your display like this
- Smaller Pot, Mug (a floral one like this would be lovely too), or Similar Item
- Succulents
- Dirt
- Rock, Bark, or Similar Item
INSTRUCTIONS
- Fill your large pot with dirt. If it doesn’t allow drainage, you will want to make sure there is a rock base (like we did here), so water doesn’t collect or make some drainage holes.
- Plant the succulents in the design you like.
- Add your smaller pot facing down.
- Add additional soil if needed and rock, or whatever you like, around the border.
Obviously, this is super easy and just about design. I thought this type of water can would be fun too. Just use your imagination to whatever suits you. Be sure to share in the comments how you would make your succulent pot in pot planter.
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Are you ready to add your garden project? All you have to do is link it up here. It just needs to be an upcycle project that has a garden theme, that’s it. And, don’t forget to join our Upcycle Sharin group on facebook, if you haven’t already.
This is such a sweet idea, Deborah! I can see a whole lot of these all in different pot sizes to create a feature!
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Thank you Sam. I agree so may options for them.
Thanks Sam..I can do, or even out in the garden or by a potting shed.
What a great idea to repurpose a broken pot. Love it!!
Thank you Michelle.
We think a like. I have done this in my garden. Looks great.
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Fun! I love the look. That would look awesome in a garden for sure!
Love this such a cute repurpose of something destined for the bin.
Really neat idea. I love plants and groups of different ones in the save pot is so pretty.
Happy Spring, Kippi #kippiathome
Thank you Kippi. It was a fun project.
Looks great like a it’s been there naturally for decades.
Thank you