Sedum Wall Hanging

Attach floral wire in a grid on the back of the picture frame with screws.

Sedum wall hanging. Use the hot glue gun to secure the landscape plastic into place. Becky from sedum chicks shows us how to make a planter that you can hang on a wall so you can do a little vertical gardening. The most common hanging sedum material is plastic. There are 103 hanging sedum for sale on etsy and they cost 13 43 on average.

Once plants are securely rooted this takes between 4 and 12 weeks display your succulent wall planter upright in an area that gets morning or filtered sun. It has long stems which can be differentiated from the donkey tail because of the shape of the leaves. Cut and layer a piece of the landscape plastic to fit the inside of the shadow box frame. Drill several small holes on the bottom of the plastic tray so that when you water plants excess water will drain out.

See more ideas about succulents succulents garden container gardening. Begin by making the inner frame. The enviromat sedum mat was mounted onto a steel frame and hung vertically on the wall of a courtyard. Attach hangers and drill drainage holes.

By creating a grid pattern this helps your. Sedum burrito baby donkey tail is also commonly known as the burro s tail which causes it to be confused with the donkey s tail. We also decided to make a simple mitered corner picture frame for. At first it looked fabulous beautiful.

If the planter is going to be used outdoors any pressure treated wood is fine. Cut enough plastic so. Fill the bottom of the shadow. To water remove frame from the wall lay flat water lightly and let soil drain before hanging up again.

How to create your own living sedum art hanging. There was a clever irrigation system in place to ensure that the plants had enough water and nutrients. Sedums are a great group of plants. This hanging succulent is native to mexico.

The plants thrived and some of them even flowered. Stain or paint the inner frame as desired. Hot glue along all four edges of the plastic. Water as soil approaches dryness about every 7 to 10 days.