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Vintage Tins and Succulents DIY Planters
Instead of spending $20 on a store-bought pot, make your own out of recycled materials. These Vintage Tins and Succulents DIY Planters are a great way to use your old kitchen or storage materials for something new, and they don't cost a cent! Spend five minutes putting together these beautiful DIY garden projects, and you can enjoy them all summer long. Succulents with bright flowers or leaves contrast nicely against the weathered look of your old tins or containers. Try using other recycled materials to put together more creative planter ideas.
Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
MaterialsNature Material, Recycled Materials
Primary TechniqueHome Decor
SeasonSummer
Project TypeMake a Project
Why You'll Love This Gardening Craft
1. Eco-Friendly: By repurposing old tins and containers for this project, you are helping to reduce waste and minimize your environmental impact. Instead of throwing away those vintage items, give them new life as charming planters for your succulents.
2. Cost-Effective: Why spend money on expensive store-bought planters when you can make your own for free? This DIY project allows you to save money by using materials you already have at home. It's a budget-friendly way to add some greenery to your space without breaking the bank.
3. Creative Expression: DIY projects like Vintage Tins and Succulents DIY Planters give you the opportunity to unleash your creativity and personal style. Mix and match different tins, containers, and succulents to create unique combinations that reflect your personality. It's a fun and rewarding way to add a personal touch to your home décor.
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Marilyn B
May 24, 2017
I have done a similar planting proct using expels for drainage, but not thought of charcoal. I actually have that mustard tin! Succulents are a good choice because they are forgiving to raise. Using larger tins or containers, I have. Christmas cactus and an aloe plant.
Marilyn B
May 24, 2017
Darn auto correct.... Plant project Using pebbles for drainage! I am now thinking of saving possible containers and planting for gifts! That is a win win for the environment and fun!
The Designing Peng uin
Oct 17, 2016
I have a collection of ancient tins and have been planting in them so happy to see these suggestions. I put charcoal in the bottom of the tins, but had not thought of the pebbles. We shall have a grand re-potting. (Re-tinning?) Thank you for the help
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