Super Easy Succulent Garden
Bring the outdoors in this summer with this Super Easy Succulent Garden. Succulents can thrive indoors as long as they get enough sunlight. Garden craft ideas like this are very earth-friendly, because they uses recycled materials.
Grab a ceramic plate and some old tin cans from your recycling bin and get to work potting up your new succulents! You can paint the outside of the tin cans to add some interest to your DIY succulent planter or leave them plain for a more industrial look. Your kids can also enjoy potting these plants with you.
Estimated Cost$11-$20
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
MaterialsNature Material, Recycled Materials
Primary TechniqueGardening
SeasonSummer
Project TypeMake a Project
Why You'll Love This Recycled Craft
1. Eco-Friendly: By using recycled materials like tin cans and a ceramic plate, you are reducing waste and giving new life to items that might have otherwise been thrown away. This craft project promotes sustainability and shows that you can create beautiful decor while being mindful of the environment.
2. Easy to Make: This Super Easy Succulent Garden is a perfect project for beginners or those looking for a quick and simple way to add some greenery to their home. With just a few supplies and some succulent plants, you can create a lovely display that will brighten up any room. Plus, painting the tin cans can be a fun and creative activity for all ages.
3. Low-Maintenance: Succulents are known for their resilience and low-maintenance nature, making them ideal for busy individuals or those with little gardening experience. These plants thrive indoors with minimal sunlight and watering, so you can enjoy your succulent garden without the stress of constant upkeep. They also make great gifts for friends and family members who appreciate a touch of greenery in their homes.
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mulberrygalprinces s
Jul 08, 2018
What a cut idea. I like succulents. They are very easy to grow. And really don't need fertilizers or trimming. I want to make a couple of these but I will use decorative duct tape on the cans to fit the theme of any room I place them in. Thank you for the inspiration.
flowergirl
Apr 26, 2018
Succulents are the easiest things to plant and maintain. They require very minimal attention so even when you leave for a couple of days, they'll be fine. I painted my tins gold and black.
coakleyellen7 6142 147
Apr 23, 2018
Really like your crafts something for everyone beginner or more advanced thanks
Marilyn B
May 24, 2017
I have made similar plantings, but this is a nice idea to keep,things simple and contained. For a more colorful,look, you could paint the cans or even add ribbon or,glue buttons or small,tiles to,the outside for embellishment. This would be a lovely housewarming gift or even would nring a touch of home to the college dorm.
princess6860504
Mar 20, 2017
Wow! A very minimalist design idea. This is very, very nice for apartments dwellers. They may only have a single window or perhaps a fire escape to use for their greenery. In lieu of a drill for the drainage holes, you COULD heat up a screw driver over your gas range until it gets hot enough and then poke the holes through the cans. Or use a hammer on that screw driver for a real hands-on approach. -)
Megan B
Apr 29, 2016
I'll be bookmarking this one. My succulent collection needs to be consolidated into some kind of arrangement, and this might be the winner.
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