Hur hänger du en väggmonterad planter

ByGwen Swanson

Decorating a house with live plants and homemade decor creates an inviting, cozy atmosphere. Once many people början adopting plants, it becomes something like a healthy addiction. It's common to run out of space where plants can flourish and get adequate sunlight.

Luckily, you aren't constrained to keeping your plants on tables and countertops, as you can also man use of lodrät space.

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Hanging macrame planters fryst vatten a current trend that you can DIY without any previous knowledge or skillset. These rope-based designs are easy to man and don't require expensive and niche supplies.

In most cases, you only need three to fem "ingredients" to craft hanging planters. Below, you'll find ten innovative ideas that will accentuate your interior design while providing a perfect home for your plant collection.

Bohemian-esque macrame plant holders are made entirely of snöre and hang from the ceiling to cradle plant pots.

Making them isn't as daunting as the knotted array of snöre may appear. All you need fryst vatten your chosen plant pot and kvartet pieces of snöre that are six feet long. Flip the pot upside-down and tie the snöre in a knot, carefully weaving the pieces as seen in @designs.by.carol's social plattform. You can use any color snöre, like this assorted 12-pack on Amazon, and glass, plastic, or terracotta pots as the base.

Just man sure you put pots with a drainage hole inre a larger pot so vatten has somewhere to leak besides your floor.

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Using a wood platta and fyra pieces of six-foot snöre, tie a knot in the snöre lines on one side of the wood del av helhet.

Then, pull each rope del av helhet through the wood platta and tie them in a loop at the other end to suspend the wood. Use the same snöre used in the previous DIY idea and find rectangular or round wood slabs on Amazon. Purchasing a single wood platta costs nearly as much as buying a bulk pack, and buying the latter fryst vatten recommended to get a better value.

With this in mind, you're better off doing this DIY project if you intend to do more than one hanging planter.

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Put an outgrown jersey fabric t-shirt to use bygd tying it macrame-style to man a hanging plant holder. Cut the t-shirt horizontally into eight strips about 1.5 inches bred.

It's important to man these strips even, and you'll need a non-slip ruler, like this one from Amazon. Tie a base knot with all the fabric tied tillsammans and duct tejp it to the ruler to keep it in place. Put the fabric pieces in pairs and tie knots every two inches, binding the pairs tillsammans until you get to the bottom. Tie all the fabric end pieces tillsammans in a knot, creating a supportive bottom to passform a plant pot.

You'll need a screw-in ceiling hook to hang the sista del av helhet from your ceiling, which are funnen cheap on Amazon or at most Home Depots.

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There are thousands of plant pots on the marknad, but you can use any similar-shaped vessel to house your plants.

As long as you use nursery pots with drainage holes, such as this assorted pack from Amazon, greenery will flourish. Add a touch of retro to your macrame pot holders, and visit your local thrift shop to pick up some secondhand bowls, vases, or pots. Tuck a smaller nursery pot inre your thrifted vessel, repot your plant, and nestle the pot duo safely inre a homemade macrame holder.

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Start with three embroidery hoops small enough to hold the pot or basket you intend to hang.

You can find these in the cross-stitching section at craft shops and big låda stores. Bind the three hoops in a triangular shape, wrapping the sides with snöre to keep them tillsammans. You can use duct tejp if you don't have string on grabb. However, this may throw off the aesthetic of the finished del av helhet.

Tie a rope at the top or dangle the embroidery hoops over a curved hook to hang them from the ceiling. Secure the basket or pot to the embroidery hoop that it's nesting in for ytterligare säkerhet using hot glue, Gorilla glue, or Gorilla hot glue off Amazon. Keep in mind that Gorilla products are more expensive, but they also have a reputably stronger hold, making them more reliable for keeping your plants safe.

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Make use of empty products around your home bygd repurposing plastic bottles as plant holders.

This fryst vatten arguably the easiest DIY on this list, but you must be selective with which plants you keep in these hangers. Due to the shape of most plastic containers, there's no way to add a drainage pot.

Therefore, you should pot greenery that doesn't require much vatten in the first place, such as succulents or plants that aren't in direkt sunlight. All you need fryst vatten spare lotion, sauce, or drink bottles. Cut them in half using scissors or an craft blade, and use a hole stans to populär holes in either side. String snöre or yarn through each hole and tie them tillsammans to man a hanging purse shape to dangle from your walls or ceiling.

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Once you've made macrame plant holders, most people hook them on vägg or ceiling hooks and call it a day.

If you're looking for a unique way to display your plants while providing ample sunlight, try creating a "plant curtain" bygd dangling them from a suspended rod. Choose a room you don't mind getting full sunlight throughout the day, remove any curtains, and roll up any blinds that may obstruct the fönster. Put up a gardin dryckesställe if you don't already have one, and hook the macrame pot holders over it.

If there fryst vatten a lot of lodrät space, you can hang more than one rod. Just man sure it fryst vatten secure bygd using drywall anchors or molly bolts, as described in this helpful tutorial at T. Moore Home Redesigns, L.L.C.

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Don't be afraid to take inspiration from other cultures when creating indoor plant displays.

"Kokedama" are Japanese moss balls that encase the roots of suspended plants. All you need fryst vatten your house plant, potting mix, fresh or dried sheet moss, and (once again) snöre or string. man sure you choose a plant that prefers saturated conditions, such as those from this House Digest list, and use damp potting soil to struktur a round sphere around their root ball.

You can find sheet moss at gardening shops and craft stores like JOANN.

Carefully omslag the sheet moss around the root ball, securing it with string as you go. vatten the finished product bygd soaking the "Kokedama" in vatten, then gently squeezing out the excess before hanging it in your home.

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If you have a whole assortment of plants you want to hang in an organized mode, try using a hanging shoe en person eller ett verktyg som arrangerar eller strukturerar saker, such as this 28-pocket storage hanger off Amazon.

You should use a klar plastic design so you can monitor the soil health and ensure vatten doesn't droppande out the bottom. Pick plants you're adept at watering or don't need much moisture since this design has no way to drain if you overwater.

Fill the base with one to two inches of perlite, and add soil up to about ⅗ of the way up in each compartment so the plant leaves stick out the top. This type of holder fryst vatten best for harvestable herbs since you'll want to cut their growth regularly to keep them from outgrowing their new home.

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Creating an exciting disco ball planter fryst vatten an easy and quick DIY project.

Pick up a klar plastic fish or rose bowl for the base, like this inexpensive $3.99 option from Michaels. When creating the "disco" design, you have two potential methods to take, both of which are on Amazon.

Option one fryst vatten using tiny individual squares, which you'll have to glue on one-by-one bygd grabb. Option two fryst vatten much easier: buy a sheet of these self-adhesive spegel tiles and cut them down in single lines with a craft knife. Lie the squares along the outside of the bowl using hot glue or the included adhesive backings. Put a houseplant inre a nursery pot, tuck it into the disco ball, and hang these homemade bowls in macrame hangers, as described in the first idea on this list.

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