You Won’t Regret Making This Heart Shaped Succulent Arrangement
This heart shaped succulent planter makes a great Mother's Day gift, or even a project you can do together with your mom or a friend. It's very unique but also affordable. Plus it's fun and easy to put together.
It would be awesome just to make for yourself, or any other holiday too. And, after you see how easy it is to put together, you'll love it even more!
Supplies
To complete this project you'll need:
- Heart planter
- Succulents
- Moss
I ordered a pre-made kit and the plants they provided look great together so there's no guesswork involved. Just put all the pieces together and you'll have a masterpiece!
A very affordable masterpiece I might add…
Instructions
Start by filling up the planter most of the way with moss. You'll want to save some moss to put on the top. Also make sure to leave some room to put the succulents inside.
Remove excess soil from the roots of the succulents. If the roots are tightly bound you'll want to loosen them up. This will enable the roots to spread more easily.
Start placing the succulents in the planter. Nestle the roots into the moss to help hold the succulent in place.
After you have all your succulents in place, make sure you like the way they are arranged and how close they are to each other. You can also add a little soil back in if there's a lot of empty space between plants.
After you have the succulents situated, finish off the arrangement by adding moss in between the succulents. Be sure to cover up any visible roots or soil.
The arrangement should lay flat for at least 4-6 weeks until the roots have had time to grow into the moss.
After a few weeks you can stand the arrangement up, hang it on a wall, or keep it flat. It's up to you!
Caring for the Arrangement
You can care for this gorgeous new arrangement the same as other succulents you own. If you don't own succulents yet, or these are your first be sure to learn the basics of succulent care and this beautiful planter will thrive.
This article originally appeared on Succulents and Sunshine.