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Concrete and potted plants make a perfect match, and the finished result is so fresh and delicate

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Looking at the potted plant in the picture, doesn't your eye go straight to that soil with its clearly defined stripes? A simple, beautiful plant like this would surely look especially lovely on a balcony. Let's make it together below! ...

Looking at the potted plant in the picture, doesn't your eye go straight to that soil with its clearly defined stripes? A simple, beautiful plant like this would surely look especially lovely on a balcony. Let's make it together below!

Materials: powdered pigment concrete, regular soil, copper cap tubes and a spoon.

In the first step, mix the pigment into the concrete, choosing a color you like and stirring it together with white. Be careful not to mix it completely; stop as soon as distinct layers appear.

Then insert the copper cap tube into the concrete, so that it pushes out some of the pigmented concrete and leaves a soil space for the plant to grow.

Next, put regular soil into the copper cap tube and transplant the plant into it. The copper cap tube effectively prevents water from seeping into the concrete.

And just like that, our stylish, fresh potted plant is finished. Whether you give it as a gift or keep it at home, it is a great choice. If you like this article, please share it!




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