You can make your own indoor succulent garden in just minutes. Grab a few supplies and your succulents to make this one for your home. I added mine to a galvanized container for some farmhouse flair however you can choose a more modern container if you wish.
Supplies needed for an indoor succulent garden:
- Succulents
- Cactus potting mix
- Galvanized container or other small container (I got mine from Hobby Lobby)
Just add your potting mix to each of the sections in the container. It is important to use a mix intended for succulents and cacti as it needs to drain really well.
Add in a variety of succulents. I chose this container just for the sections. You can use any flat container however. Look for vintage finds that will work for this as well.
Allow your indoor succulent garden to sit horizontal for about a week. You can them go vertical with it if you wish.
One thing to note: If you do wish to place outdoors, you may want to drill holes in the bottom of your container before adding plants. This will allow for additional drainage and ensure your succulents do not get too much water.
Add an indoor succulent garden to your home today. You will love how this one looks in any room. Heck…why not make a few to show off in several areas of your home.
Gather your supplies and a wide variety of succulents. I must admit y’all…I am smitten with succulents.
The succulent varieties that you see here were at my local home improvement store. Most of the stores I go into have a wide variety of these plants now. This makes it the perfect time to make an indoor succulent garden for your home!
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This is so adorable!! What a unique container idea to put them in. Thank you for sharing!
Your mini succulent garden looks awesome!! I really love how it looks. Thank you for sharing the details!
Love the idea to make it a vertical garden.
This is a great idea! I love succulent plants and your garden looks great!
Love this!!!!!! I’ve been wanting to add a succulent garden in my kitchen — my sink is on a corner, and I have a large unused space behind it. Would be perfect for some succulents! Thanks for this great info on planting!
I love succulents, I gained a love for them when battling with summer heat and trying to grow flowers was not working. I think you planter is just darling!!
I have Pinned to show it off!
Have a wonderful day!!
Wow! This is absolutely gorgeous! I love that planter. Such a beautiful way to add some green to your home!
Your indoor succulent garden looks great! I like the galvanized container standing on end for a vertical garden. I’ve never been able to keep succulents alive, but I’ve used regular potting soil in the past. Thanks for the tip about cactus soil.
Carol (“Mimi”) from Home with Mimi
Really, really like this idea. I shared it on My French Twist’s FB page!
This is so cute! I have some succulents at home ready to plant. I really have to get to it.
I really like the galvanized planter and am wondering if I could use it on my deck railing. I have some black wrought iron frames attached for holding the long green plastic plant boxes that I usually use. Depending on the measurements of the galvanized planter it might fit on those two frames. Frames doesn’t sound right. Maybe they are called brackets? Not sure; just know they hold the window boxes! Anyway, I love what you did with the succulents. Thanks for sharing your idea!
I gave this to my mom and she actually has had it on her porch this summer. The succulents still look great!
I think succulents are about the only plants I can keep alive! Lol! I really love the way you’ve displayed them. They look great and this is a fab idea!
Love that galvanized divided container! I’ve never tried to grow succulents, but not tried yet. You’ve got a pretty start to yours! Thanks for sharing it at Sweet Inspiration this week!
Oh so pretty! Love the look of the galvanized planter and the rustic feel it offers. Thanks for sharing.