If you like to live on the wild side, then a simple terracotta planter for your plants won’t do. You’re unique, edgy , and creative, and your plants better know it!
If you’re looking for more creative ways to display your succulents, unload that junk drawer or closet, and check out these upcycle succlent planters for some serious inspo.
Teacups are a simply charming accidental succulent planter.
And they’re so easy to make. I mean, just get some rocks, soil, and get to planting.
You’ll have a simple and beautiful arrangement ready at your fingertips.
Raise your hand if you’re guilty of hoarding frames you think you’re going to put pictures in and never do.
Nothing could be more beautiful than a living frame of succulents!
Follow Empress of Dirt’s tutorial and make your walls come to life.
Mason jars are one of those household items that you don’t know how on earth you’ve managed to collect so many, or how they even entered your home.
Tbh, we welcome them with open arms, because painting them with a little chalk paint makes them the perfect succulent planters for a shabby chic home.
Don’t let those pretty cans of tea waste away at the dump!
Dainty Dress Diaries shows us how to turn them into pretty vintage-inspired planters that are perfect for the kitchen windowsill.
Who knew drinking wine was so good for so many things?
Wine corks make the cutest little succulent planters .
You can make them into fridge magnets, or even turn them into Christmas ornaments.
If you don’t like to read, but love to make it look like you do, don’t do that anymore. Give your books a chance!
You can turn them into unique succulent planters that won’t just collect dust on your shelf.
Still have old cassette tapes kicking around?
Listen, if you’re not cherishing your Cher cassette now , you’re not going to do it in the future, either.
Follow Creative Green Living’s tutorial and make a nostalgic planter for your succulents.
