The latest summer succulent hanging, minute burst into a waterfall, better than dew!

Rope DIY

Flower friends who don't have hanging pots at home can make a hanging basket with a few ropes. Even primary school students can do it. Try it if you don't believe it.

Step 1:

Prepare 8 tough ropes (long 60cm-100cm, depending on your preference) and tie the end of the rope in a knot

Step 2:

Tie 8 ropes in pairs, 5-8 cm away from node A, no limit on the way of knotting, just do as you can

Step 3:

This step is crucial. Huahua numbers the rope and only needs to tie the adjacent rope again, 2 and 3 knots, 4 and 5 knots, 6 and 7 knots, 8 and 1 knots. The distance of the knot is the same as the distance of the first knot.

Step 4:

After tying the knot in the last step, it becomes a field grid. If your flowerpot is relatively small, it will be enough. If it is not enough, you can continue to tie a circle of knots.

Step 5:

This is the effect of tying a knot for three times, and it is basically big enough for an ordinary flowerpot.

Step 6:

Put the small flowerpot in, tie the tail in a big knot, and you can hang it up.

Ropes and strips of cloth of different materials can be made, as long as they are strong enough, not only do not take up space, but also ventilate and shade, it is absolutely necessary for succulent summer.

Yogurt bottle DIY

Some flower friends just buy succulent, very small, can not use such a big flowerpot. Huahua gives you advice, and you can raise small yogurt bottles and cans.

Yogurt bottle step 1:

If it is plastic, you can first drill a small hole in the bottom; glass bottles cannot be drilled, so they are more suitable for drought-resistant succulent plants such as stone flowers, and can be watered less.

Yogurt bottle step 2:

Plastic small yoghurt cup, use scissors to drill a hole along the cup of each noodle, put on the thread, and can be used as a hanging basket flowerpot.

Glass yoghurt bottle, wrap the thread around the mouth of the bottle, wrap it around more than a few times, tie a knot is a small hanging bottle

Can DIY

There are already many flower friends who use cans to raise succulent plants. In fact, there is a good-looking and practical way. Let's take a look.

Step 1:

First rinse the cans, apply the glue to the bottle, wrap the wool before the glue dries, and then fix it when the glue dries. Then dig a big hole so that the wool won't break.

Step 2:

Fill the cans with soil and you can grow succulent plants. If you want a hanging basket, you can drill holes on both ends of the cans and put on a rope. The principle can refer to the handle of our ordinary shopping paper bag.

It can also be decorated, which is both environmentally friendly and beautiful. I sigh that since I have raised flowers, the little things and the west are not willing to throw away, because they can all be used.

Other DIY

Milk pot DIY

The small milk pot we usually use is deep enough to grow succulent plants. There are holes in the handle of the milk pot, which can be hung on the wall.

Fruit basket DIY

The stainless steel fruit plate bought by my mother for the Spring Festival has not been used for several years and has been oxidized. Put on a layer of non-woven bag in the shoebox and add a little soil to raise the succulent, which is more atmospheric than the flowerpot.

Iron wire, wire DIY

Three thick iron wires are wound into a circle, then the bottom is stretched and tied up with waste wires, and the bottom is covered with some crushed moss and some soil is planted with succulent plants. Isn't that the literary style?

These succulent little hanging pots

Simple and practical

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