How do you make the ultimate planter for Lithops succulents? A step-by-step guide

Flowers & Gardening Jan 1, 1970 0 views

You read that right, it's honeycomb coal briquettes, and you can use these to make succulent planters. Remember to wrap them along the edges with mesh netting. Planting directly may burn the roots, so it's best to soak them in water overnight first. You can also hang succulents up to grow this way. Soaked...

You read that right, it's honeycomb coal briquettes, and you can use these to make succulent planters.

Remember to wrap them along the edges with mesh netting.

Planting directly may burn the roots, so it's best to soak them in water overnight first.

You can also hang succulents up to grow this way.

Soaked coal briquettes are less likely to crumble.

Suitable for the succulent plant Lithops.

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How do you make the ultimate planter for Lithops succulents? A step-by-step guide

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