There are 10 succulent plants made of wood made by Huayou. Potted wooden stakes change into plant landscape.

I have seen different ideas in different horticultural shops, and florists use various materials of life to make potted plants. Discarded wood can be transformed into potted containers, and wood can be drilled to cultivate succulent plants that do not need to be watered frequently.

1. Dig a hole in the trunk

The top is a very common piece of pine wood. I thought the flower friend dug it with an awl and hammer, and arranged a drainage hole at the bottom. When the wood was slightly dried, it could be used to cultivate succulent plants, and even water moss could be installed directly to cultivate succulent plants.

two。 Branch flowerpot

A few days ago, the typhoon knocked down some sturdy trees and picked up some wood and big branches, which can be properly used, drill holes in the cut of the trees with awls, and then drive to cultivate succulent plants on them. Here is also the choice of water moss to fix succulent plants.

3. Rotten wooden flowerpots

These things are about to rot wood, we can dry the wood, and then its trunk hollowed out, we can cultivate a variety of different succulent plants, the conservation location should have more light, but to avoid long-term rain.

4. Log flowerpot

These sections of wood are directly sawed off and transformed into flowerpots, which is also very creative, and the production method is relatively simple, but it requires a certain practical ability, and you can transform wood of different sizes and lengths to cultivate drought-tolerant plants of different sizes.

5. Withered wood potted plants

Here is to choose to use a hammer and chisel to dig a big hole in the stump, and then you can plant different succulent plants on it, but after years of sharpening, this wooden flowerpot has begun to rot slowly, but it is interesting.

6. Burn wood basin

If you are afraid of moth-eaten stakes, you can use fresh wood for insect-proof and anticorrosive treatment, burn one end of the stake on fire, and then drill holes in blackened places.

7. Wooden trough flowerpot

This is a very long piece of wood, which is also dug with an awl and hammer to dig a groove in the wood, and then you can plant different succulent plants on it, which is so delicate and charming that it won't stand out on the table.

8. Driftwood pot

Driftwood can also be transformed into a succulent plant landscape. You can place some water moss on the grooves of driftwood and fix them with thermoplastic, then you can fix the air pineapple, aloe and various succulent plants on it, and the bottom of the rhizome is directly fixed with thermoplastic.

9. Tree trunk flowerpot

The wooden pile succulent flowerpot above is not much different from other ideas, but this piece of wood is soaked in water and does not rot easily, so there is no problem to cultivate drought-tolerant succulent plants.

10. DIY driftwood bonsai

The driftwood above looks a bit like a crocodile, on which you can arrange your favorite succulent plants, which are also fixed with thermoplastic, and you can choose some good quality water moss, then fix the water moss and succulent plants on the driftwood with thermoplastic.