I’ve got this thing with succulents. Whenever Nell and I go on nursery tours, I always gravitate to these little fleshy beauties. This is why we have so many pictures with all kinds of different ways to display them.
Today, I’ll be focusing on ways to hang them, either with a hook or on the wall. I hope this compilation of 10 ways to hang your succulents inspires you.
In this video you’ll see even more than 10 ways to hang your succulents:
1) Wire Baskets
Wire baskets are a great option because they allow your succulents to drain properly every time you water them.
2) Pallets
3) Fabric Pockets
4) Kissing Balls
5) Wall Planters
6) Wreaths
7) Frames
8) Gutters on Pallets
9) Window Frame with Terra Cotta Pots
10) Driftwood
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I’m a life-long gardener who still to this day gets giddy at the thought of a trip to one of the local nurseries. Yes, I actually studied landscape and environmental horticulture and the practical experience I have garnered through the years has served me well. Childhood memories of chicken manure “tea” still float through my olfactory senses to this day. I have always been an organic gardener and always will be. From the Earth … To the Earth. I was born and raised in rural, bucolic Litchfield County, Connecticut and now joyfully live a few blocks from the ocean in beautiful Santa Barbara, California.
What kind of wire are you using to hang the air plant I see you are twisting it. Does it come in colors.
Hi Judy – I use bendable aluminum floral wire. You can find it in craft stores or online. It come in many colors. Nell
HELLO, I RECEIVED A SUCCULENT WREATH AS A GIFT. WHAT DO I DO WITH IT IN THE WINTER? I LIVE IN KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, AND I DO NOT BELIEVE IT WOULD SURVIVE OUTSIDE. I AM LOOKING FOR ANY SUGGESTIONS/IDEAS, AS THIS IS MY FIRST EXPERIENCE WITH SUCCULENT WREATHS.
Hi Sandy – A succulent wreath won’t survive the winter where you live. Give it bright natural light & keep on the dry side. Here’s more info: https://www.joyusgarden.com/keep-succulent-wreath-alive-looking-good/ Nell