We’re serving up a how-to guide on creating a DIY mini succulent planter with an upcycled twist - old tea tins! You could also use aluminum cans or terracotta pots with drainage holes. We’ll include an option for containers you can’t poke holes in too.
This planter arrangement allows you to give your Wild Interiors mini succulents room to grow bigger and stronger. You’ll want to repot your plants when they get root bound or the leaves seem to be overgrowing the pot.
What you’ll need:
Tea tins or aluminum cans
A hammer and nail (to poke drainage holes)
Cactus/succulent potting soil mix
Mini succulents
Pebbles
A shallow dish or tray that your containers can fit on
