Home Decor: Fun and Easy DIY Succulent Crafts

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When it comes to home decor, the appeal of succulent plants never ceases. With their wide range of sizes, colors, and textures, succulents offer endless opportunities for creativity and personalization. However, you can indeed take it up a notch. How? Well, succulent crafts are fun, easy, and look fantastic in every type of decor. In this piece, we’re going to guide you through some exciting DIY succulent projects that you can work on at home.

Succulent Planter from Recycled Glass Jars

You’ll need:

Wide-mouth glass jars
Potting soil
Succulent plants of your choice
Small stones or pebbles

Start by filling one-third of your jar with small stones or pebbles, which will assist with drainage. Next, add an inch or two of potting soil and carefully place your succulent in the jar. It is important to avoid overwatering since this container doesn’t provide natural drainage.

Miniature Succulent Fairy Garden

You’ll need:

A large, shallow planter
Potting soil
Miniature fairy house or other accessories
Selection of mini succulents

Start by filling your planter with potting soil, then arrange your mini succulents as desired. Next, place your miniature fairy house or accessories among the plants. Remember to water occasionally and place in a sunny spot.

Succulent Wreath

You’ll need:

Wire wreath form
Sphagnum moss
Floral pins
Assortment of succulent cuttings or small plants

Begin by soaking the sphagnum moss in water for about a minute until fully saturated. Next, arrange the moss onto the wire wreath form, ensuring it is firmly packed. Use the floral pins to secure the moss onto the wire wreath form. Afterwards, insert the succulent cuttings into the moss, filling out the entire wreath with different textures and colors. Make sure to keep the wreath flat for a few weeks to ensure succulents take root.

Succulent Terrarium

You’ll need:

Glass vessel (a fishbowl or more geometric shaped vessels)
Charcoal
Potting soil
Succulents
Decorative stones or pebbles

Start by layering an inch or two of charcoal at the bottom of the vessel; this will help prevent any excess water sitting directly in the soil. Next, add the potting soil, a little less than the height of your smallest succulent. From here, you can place your succulents within the soil, playing with height and colors to make a beautiful arrangement. Finish by adding decorative stones on top of the soil.

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