Last week I shared 24 DIY succulent planter ideas. Succulents are some of the easiest plants to grow but some of you have told me that your thumbs are BLACK and you can’t even keep succulents alive! Don’t worry… you can put together some faux succulent planters and no one will ever know the difference. I am really amazed by some of these fake plants. There have been several times I’ve had to actually touch the plants before I could tell they were fake!
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Yes… this arrangement is FAKE! And so are all the other arrangements and planters in this article.
DIY Faux Succulent Planters
Faux Concrete Pot – I painted this terra cotta pot to look like concrete on a Facebook Live yesterday! This is a super fun faux finish! I show it with a real plant but it should have been faux since I didn’t put a sealer on my paint finish.
More succulent wreaths:
Galvanized Bucket Hanging Succulent Planter
Vintage Milk Glass Succulent Planter
5-Minute Milk Glass Succulent Planters
Triple Galvanized Bucket Planter
Faux Succulents in Galvanized Container
Other faux succulent projects:
- Mini Succulent Arrangements
- How to Make FELT Succulents!
- PINE CONE Succulents
- Mason Jar Planters
- Succulent Cornucopia
- Halloween Succulent Planter Ideas
- Succulents Made with Pistachio Shells!
- Air Dried Clay Succulents
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I’d love to hear if you have other ideas for faux succulent planters. Leave me a comment!
‘Til the next project,
Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim
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Linda at Mixed Kreations says
What a fun collection of succulent planters. Yesterday the hubby and I got a chance to go antiquing and thrifting and found a couple new fun shops. While out I found one of those chicken feeders, and really wanted it to make a planter. But it was so expensive so I had to pass it up. (So Sad).
Thanks so much for including my vintage oil can in your fun collection!
ducttapeanddenim says
Thanks for your comment! You should try getting a chicken feeder from a feed store and just leaving it outside for a while! Maybe spray some vinegar and salt on it to age it even faster. 🙂
indah nuria Savitri says
those without green thumb? That would be me :)..thanks for all those lovely ideas..
Carol ("Mimi") says
Thanks for posting this great round-up of ideas for using faux succulents in decor. The photos are inspiring — lots of good ideas.
Carol (“Mimi”) from Home with Mimi