Office Potted Plant DIY Illustrated Tutorial to Help You Create a Tiny Bonsai Garden

  Office potted plants have always been a particular favorite of many girls; they not only purify indoor air but also add a distinctive touch of scenery to the office. Here, the author recommends several DIY methods for mini potted plants to help you create a tiny garden in the office.

  The Natural Rustic Feel

  Elements: wooden tub, multi-layered plants

  Wooden containers bring a very natural rustic flavor. Drill a drainage hole in the bottom of the wooden tub, then fill it with soil, and you can plant whatever plants you like. To enhance the decorative effect, you can line the bottom of the wooden tub with a ring of moss and place a few pinecones on it. When guests are around, you can also add a bouquet of fresh cut flowers as an accent.

  Mini Jungle

  Elements: copper flower pot, pebbles, green plants

  A copper container paired with white pebbles creates a distinctive effect and also sets off the green plants more beautifully.

  A combination of plants at varying heights is the prerequisite for ensuring overall visual appeal. Be careful to prune the branches and leaves regularly so as to maintain a beautiful shape for the plants, which can also promote their growth. To make a single potted plant form a more compact scene, you can place a tray underneath and spread moss on the bottom to increase its beauty.

  Old Objects as Flower Containers

  Elements: tin bucket, red flowering plants

  A simple potted plant can keep your outdoor dining table blooming all summer long.

  Choose several flowering plants in the same color family and plant them together in an oval tin bucket, paying attention to a layered arrangement that is high in the middle and low around the edges. When dining, you can use a small tin bucket to hold tableware, which echoes the material of the flower container and enhances the overall beauty.

  Seasoning Herb Show

  Elements: woven basket, herb plants

  Herb plants are excellent partners for the dining table. Green plants such as mint not only bring visual enjoyment but can also have a few leaves picked at any time to season food, and using them to decorate drinking glasses is also a great idea!

  Before planting, lay a waterproof layer at the bottom of the basket, or you can simply place the plants in their pots directly into the basket.

  Rustic Stoneware

  Elements: stone trough + succulent plants

  Drought-tolerant succulent potted plants are very easy to care for. First mix a handful of sand and fine gravel into the soil to maintain soil drainage and provide better growing conditions for succulents. Then plant the small succulents you like into it. Choosing one or two varieties that can trail over the edge of the pot will give a better sense of layering, and inserting dry twigs and small bird ornaments further adds a sense of fun.

  Accent with Seaside Charm

  Elements: terracotta pot, shells + herbaceous plants, cactus