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Paintings and prints are nice and all, but what if your wall art was more vibrant and durable at the same time? If you want to breathe some life into your decor, wall hanging plants will fill the empty space with a gorgeous array of greenery. This unique DIY Creates a modern vertical garden By upcycling empty wine bottles into stunning planters. In a TikTok video, angiecreated Shows how to make these unique plant pots and turn them into wall decorations that make a statement. Not only are these eco-friendly planters a fun way to decorate your space, but they’ll give you more room to grow more plants, even in small homes.
DIYers use wall-mounted wine racks for individual bottles to hang bottles and ensure glass, plants, and soil don’t spill onto your floor. On Amazon, a Six-pack Yimerlen wall-mounted metal bottle display At around $18, this DIY outfit is rather cost effective. To complete this project, you will need to cut and score glass wine bottles to separate the tops and bottoms. When turned upside down, the top of the bottle creates a cute, little bowl to hold plants like succulents. Depending on the size of your bottle and how low you cut it, these planters may even grow herbs or small plants. For added convenience, this DIY Space Saving Vertical Garden A simple additional step can be to self-water the animals.
Creating a planter wall decor with recycled wine bottles
To give your wall decor an attractive look, remove the labels from your wine bottles. On the other hand, keeping them in place can add a charming, cozy vibe. A glass bottle cutting kit will be the easiest and safest way to score and break your wine bottle, and Amazon has Camdios Upgraded Bottle Cutting Tool Kit For about $23. After making a circle around the bottle, place a thick rubber band from the kit on each side of the line. Pour hot water over the bottle to break it in two, then cool. Repeat this until you have finished at least six bottles. Sand the edges of the glass to smooth out any sharp spots.
To make one of these planters you just need to turn the top of the bottle upside down and place it on the bottom. Now, add your soil and plants to each modified wine bottle before setting them in your wall holders. Mount the holders in two rows of three or rearrange them to personalize it A unique way to display plants.
To self-water your planters, tie a string in the middle so it can be wedged around the neck of the bottle. One end of the string should sit at the top of the bottle while the other end should hang at the bottom. Pour water into the bottom piece, allowing the string to drive it into the ground.
