How to make a succulent planter from dead wood, you can do it yourself
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Materials needed:
Electric drill, chopsticks, gloves, sphagnum moss, succulents.
Stuff sphagnum moss or coconut coir into the drilled holes.
Carefully take the succulents out of the nursery pot and plant them into the holes with the soil; if the soil clump is too big, you can thin it a bit.
After placing the succulents in, use chopsticks to fill in the soaked sphagnum moss to secure the succulents. Once secured, use scissors to trim off the exposed sphagnum moss.
Once finished, arrange them however you like; you can hang them outdoors or place them indoors. When the succulents grow too large, you can prune them or transplant them out.
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