These DIY Dollar Tree Succulents are a cute and inexpensive way to add a touch of green to any home decor. Read below for the $5 supply list and make your own DIY Dollar Tree Succulents!
Growing up in Washington I loved to join my late Grandma out in her garden each Spring. I was her expert weed puller. I remember all the beautiful tulips, daffodils, iris and hyacinth flowers that covered her backyard garden.
She also had a rock collection in her garden bed and intertwined between the rocks were little hen and chick succulents.
Grandma liked to share. I remember her kitchen window would be lined with plastic cups containing hen and chick succulent clippings. She loved to share her love of gardening with her friends, family and coworkers by gifting them a succulent plant.
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When I saw these faux succulents at Dollar Tree it reminded me of my Grandmas hen and chick succulent plants in her garden. I just had to get a few to add to my home decor. Priced at only $1 a piece they are super affordable and look very real.
You can make your own succulent pots with a few supplies from the Dollar Tree or store of your choice.
Watch this 1 minute video tutorial and then scroll down for detailed instructions and the supply list!
Here’s what you’ll need:
I’ve linked similar products from Amazon, but head to your nearest Dollar Tree for the best prices on supplies 😉
- Foam block
- Mini terracotta pots
- Spanish moss
- Tacky glue
- Succulents of your choice
Here’s how to assemble:
Cut the foam block to fit your pot. You want the foam to be below the top of the pot when placed into pot.
Depending on the shape of your pot you may need to cut the foam at a downward angle (see photo).
Place foam into pot.
Swirl Tacky Glue onto foam.
Place a clump of Spanish Moss on top of glue and press down.
Grab your succulent.
Remove any clips or glue from bottom of succulent.
Press succulent through moss and into foam.
You’re done! Wasn’t that an easy DIY?!
I placed two of my succulents in a terrarium frame and added it to my entry table. They look so cute and remind me of my Grandma’s garden.
This DIY succulent pot is a very easy and inexpensive way to add beautiful greenery to your home. At this low price you can add several to your decor or gift them as gifts to teachers and friends.
Be sure to Pin this DIY for reference later. Happy crafting!
