If you hang succulent plants in the summer, they will burst out of the pot like a waterfall in a few minutes. It is better than growing them outdoors!

Rope DIY

If you don’t have a hanging pot at home, you can make a hanging basket with just a few ropes! Even primary school students can do it. If you don't believe me, try it.

Step 1:

Prepare 8 strong ropes (60cm-100cm long, depending on personal preference) and tie knots on the ends of the ropes.

Step 2:

Tie the 8 ropes in pairs, 5-8 cm away from node A. There is no limit to the knotting method, just do it according to your own skills.

Step 3:

This step is crucial. Huahua numbered the ropes, and she only needed to tie the adjacent ropes again: 2 and 3, 4 and 5, 6 and 7, and 8 and 1. The distance of the knot is the same as the first knot

Step 4:

After tying the knot in the previous step, it will become a grid. If your flower pot is small, this is enough. If not, you can continue to tie a circle of knots.

Step 5:

This is the effect of tying three knots. The size is basically enough for a normal flower pot.

Step 6:

Put the small flower pot in, tie a big knot at the end, and then you can hang it up.

Ropes and strips of cloth of different materials can be used. As long as they are strong enough, they not only do not take up space, but also provide ventilation and shade. They are simply a must-have for succulents in summer.

Yogurt Bottle DIY

The succulents that some flower lovers buy are very small and mini and cannot be used in such large flower pots. Huahua gives you an idea: you can raise a baby in a small yogurt bottle or can

Yogurt Bottle Step 1:

If it is plastic, you can drill a small hole at the bottom for air and water permeability; glass bottles cannot be drilled, so they are more suitable for growing drought-resistant succulents such as lithops, and you can water them less.

Yogurt Bottle Step 2:

Use scissors to drill a hole on the edge of each plastic yogurt cup, thread the thread, and it can be used as a hanging basket flower pot.

For a glass yogurt bottle, wrap the string around the bottle mouth, wrap it a few times, and tie a knot to make a small hanging bottle.

DIY cans

Many flower lovers have used cans to grow succulents. In fact, there is another method that is both beautiful and practical. Let’s take a look.

Step 1:

First rinse the can, apply glue on the bottle body, wrap it with wool before the glue dries, and the wool will be fixed when the glue dries. Then dig a big hole so the yarn won't fall apart.

Step 2:

Fill the cans with soil and you can grow succulents. If you want a hanging basket, you can drill holes on both ends of the can and put a rope through it. The principle is the same as the handles of the shopping paper bags we usually see.

It can also be used as decoration, which is both environmentally friendly and beautiful. Since I started growing flowers, I can't bear to throw away any small things because they can all be used.

Other DIY

DIY milk pan

The small milk pan we usually use is deep enough to grow succulents. There is a hole on the handle of the milk pan, so it can be hung on the wall~

DIY Fruit Basket

The stainless steel fruit plate my mother bought for the Chinese New Year has become oxidized after not being used for several years. You can grow succulents by putting a layer of non-woven bag from a shoe box and adding some soil. Hanging them up will look more elegant than a flower pot!

Wire and electrical wire DIY

Wrap three thick iron wires into a circle, then use waste electric wires to stretch and tie up the bottom, put some crushed moss on the bottom, add some soil and plant succulents. Isn't this artistic style?

These succulent small hanging pots

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