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Tempest from Ellomennopee is an artist, blogger and PhD student in Great Britain. She realized an amazing DIY project, installing indoor plants hanging upside down.
She chose her bathroom because it is a place where very few green plants can survive. Hanging indoor plant pots are also a find of this student. She used shampoo lids that have a rounded tip to serve as pots. All that is needed next is rope, paint spray, a nail, a hammer and a needle to pierce the end of the cover and pass the rope. So, these DIY pots for houseplants do not come cheap and you have in the end a small indoor garden hanging in the air. The most suitable plant for this way of life is tillandry and in general the plants of the epiphyte family. These air plants do not need potting soil, do not require a lot of care and so are perfect for apartment dwellers in town. In the bathroom, they can be showered with a shower and that’s enough.
Indoor plants hanging in the air
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Here is the list of what you need:
- clean plastic lids, rounded ends
- rope
- paint spray of the color of your choice
- Plant
- a hammer and a nail to pierce the lid
Your turn now !
Gather all the tools and materials
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Make a hole in the middle of the end of the lid
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Cover the paint covers
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DIY pots for indoor plants hanging upside down! | 5/8Pass the rope and tie the roots of the plant with
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DIY pots for indoor plants hanging upside down! | 6/8Hang the plant on the side of a window for more light
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DIY pots for indoor plants hanging upside down! | 7/8 It is done !
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