Make a succulent BROKEN POT PLANTER
Style at Home|February 2024
Try an easy indoor gardening project that will bring a splash of colour into your home over the winter months
Make a succulent BROKEN POT PLANTER

Give new life to broken clay plant pots by reworking them into a tiered display for eye-catching succulents. The open side of one big pot can make a ‘window’ for smaller broken pot pieces and, with careful planting, will create an impressive layered effect.

Succulents are available in many different varieties, each with unique characteristics that grab the attention, be it colorful fleshy leaves, odd shapes, spiny armour, or dazzling flowers. Storing moisture in their thick, fleshy stems, leaves, or roots, succulents are resilient and low-maintenance plants and are the ideal choice for first-time indoor gardeners.

1. START WITH A LARGE POT

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