DIY succulent small potted plants

Succulent potted plants

For potted plants, use ordinary round or square containers, such as various plastic pots, ceramic pots (cartoon), porcelain pots, purple clay pots, metal pots, etc., and match the appropriate pots according to the size of the succulent plants. When potting, be careful not to plant small seedlings in large pots, and not to use small pots for large seedlings. The edge of the seedling should be at least 1 cm away from the mouth of the pot. At the same time, the position of the seedlings should be centered and not tilted to the left or right.

Shaped potted plants

Modeling potted plants refer to the potting method of using a single variety or single plant for seedlings. The difference from ordinary potted plants is that they are given artistic processing during the potting process, giving the potted succulents a bonsai shape. If succulent potted plants are a first-grade tutorial, then shaped potted plants can be considered elementary school graduation!

Modeling potted plant display

In fact, it is not difficult to make a shaped potted plant with high ornamental value. Choosing the right pot is the key. Take a look at the shaped potted plants made by the editor!

The triangular leaves of Chiyoda Nishiki have irregular silver-white patterns, and the surface is concave in a "V" shape. It is very interesting when paired with a textured metal basin.

In an environment with plenty of sunlight, the leaves of the red curl plant will change from green to red. The thick, dark red leaves are arranged in a beautiful rosette shape, which looks even more beautiful when set off by a white porcelain pot.

The leaves of the variegated water lily are thick, and the gray-green or blue-green leaves are covered with purple-brown spots, like a beautiful palette. When paired with a cartoon pot and dotted on window sills and living rooms, it is exquisite and cute, and has great ornamental value.

The leaves of the Delino lotus are thick and bright in color, so it is very suitable to be paired with a large oval flowerpot.

The stems and leaves of the bonsai plant tend to grow in clusters, and with simple shaping and pruning, it can be formed into a graceful bonsai.