Planter boxes and flower stands are never enough, and a husband who makes them himself is truly enviable

Husband-brand planter box

Sometimes the flower pots at home are too small and the plants are too big, so what do you do when they don't fit? Other people's husbands have long since made a big planter box!

1. Prepare wooden boards, iron nails, and paint.

2. Cut the wooden boards to the same length, arrange them in order, and nail them together.

3. Assemble the nailed wooden boards into a rectangular planter box.

4. Paint it in your favorite color and leave it in the outdoor sun to dry.

5. A husband-brand planter box is done!

Husband-brand moon boat flower pot

Flower friends who love succulent arrangements definitely all want a succulent moon boat, filling the moon boat with casually combined succulents and hanging it on the wall.

1. Prepare a few copper wires, iron wires, and pliers.

2. Divide the copper wire into three sections and twist each into a ring, two small and one large, then tie one end of the three rings together with iron wire, with the large ring in the middle.

3. Keep the rest of the tied rings at a certain distance, and use the remaining copper wire to connect the rings to each other in pairs.

4. If there is any copper wire left, you can twist it into a few small flowers and other decorations for the moon boat, and a husband-brand moon boat is done!

Husband-brand PVC flower stand

Once you fall into the flower-growing pit, there are more and more plants, and the balcony is so full there is no room to step. Well, other people's husbands have long since made a flower stand for their wives.

1. Prepare a few PVC pipes and a cutting machine.

2. Combine the PVC pipes to form a multi-tier flower stand.

3. Use the cutting machine to cut holes in the PVC pipes for placing flowers.

4. Fill the holes with soil, put in your favorite flowers, and a beautiful PVC flower stand is done!

After seeing this,

Huahua is nothing but envious, still envious!

What has your husband done for you, flower friends?

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