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10 Creative Ways To Plant Succulents

Be ready to look up some tutorials because these are pretty cute.

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10 Creative Ways To Plant Succulents
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1. Wood Planters.

You can be creative with one. It could be anything from a wooden box...


...to a hollowed out piece of wood.


2. Tea Tins

If you are a tea drinker, or you know a tea drinker then this one is right up your ally. You could even by the tea and put the tea into a separate container to use the tin sooner. These won't take a lot of work and will be pretty inexpensive. Not to mention that vintage look.


3. Shells

This one's a bit out there but scroll down, give it a chance.


4. Cork Magnets


5. Books

If you can destroy a book without crying go for it, just.... be gentle. They do look nice.


6. Frames

Hey, your succulents are so pretty they should be in a picture. Also, who doesn't want a verticle garden?


7. Brick

Bricks aren't normally something you display but come on, how cool does this look.


8. Berry Basket



9. Cigar Boxes

I'm not saying you should smoke a whole box of cigars but I am telling you so scour amazon, thrift shops, or your grandparent's attic.


10. Tea Cups

This one might be the cutest one ever. But that's just my opinion.

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