Today is my last project on the Walnut Hollow blog. I created this fun hexagon succulent planter for them from one of their wood products. We’ve had succulents around just about all my life but in the last couple of years I’ve been propagating them so I have TONS of extras around. Today I’m sharing some of the most unique succulent planter ideas that I’ve found. Take a look and let me know which ones you think I should try. (And don’t despair if you have a black thumb. Next week I’m sharing faux succulent ideas!)
Succulents are super easy to propagate. This video probably shows how to do it much better than I could ever explain it.
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Before I start my list I want to share a Facebook Live video I did yesterday. This is my latest DIY succulent planter project!
DIY Succulent Planter Ideas
More vintage china planters:
Vintage Ice Cube Tray Planter – What? This one is amazing! I haven’t seen one of these metal ice cube trays in years but now I want one!
Dinosaur Bookend Succulents – Now that you’ve seen the books, how ’bout the bookENDS?!?
More upcycled planters:
More ideas with concrete:
Vertical Arrow Succulent Planters
Vintage Container Succulent Centerpiece
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Thanks for reading. Leave a comment and let me know what YOU plant your succulents in!
‘Til the next project,
Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim
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Love all these ideas Ann! Thanks so much for including my succulent planter in the mix :).
Hi Ann! I just love succulents. What wonderful ideas. Such a great roundup! Thanks for sharing with us at Dishing It & Digging It!
Hi Ann! I found your site through the dearcreatives linky party. I love your ideas, especially the succulents sprouting out of the book cover. Are you still able to water the succulent without damaging the book?
-Shania ||www. shaniamason.com
I would line the opening with plastic and just be really careful when watering. Luckily succulents don’t need a lot of water. Let me know if you try it. I’d love to see yours!
I love the book planter idea. Thanks for sharing at #bloggerspotlight
Thanks for including my rusty succulent cart in your roundup. So many cute and imaginative ways to display your succulents.
Thanks for letting me share it!