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5. A DIY Cane Plant Holder Project Idea
Hey there, green-thumbed friends! Today, we’re getting our hands dirty and crafting a gorgeous cane plant holder to elevate your indoor jungle.
- Step one: Measure your cleats, and just like choosing a romantic partner, make sure they’re thick enough to support you (or your plants) in the long run.
- Next, you’ll need to determine the size of your pot-holder box. To do that, measure the diameter of your pot at its widest point and add 2cm – because, as we know, size does matter.
- Now, channel your inner architect and draw a line on the cleats, marking the desired height of your box. Trust me, your plants will appreciate your attention to detail.
- Glue time!
Stick the small cleats between the large ones, forming an elegant box frame. It’s like building a treehouse for your plants. - Once everything is dry, screw the feet into the cleats, making sure the screws hold tight – just like a hug from Mother Nature herself.
- Ready for the pièce de résistance? Staple the caning onto your frame, stretching it tight like a trapeze artist in a botanical circus.
Trim off any excess caning, and you’ve just crafted a stunning plant holder fit for your leafy companions.
Now, pick your lucky plant to be the star of the show.
Following our author, you can choose the Alocasia stingray – to make a splash in its new home!
