Living wall art
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Published 2016-09-06
All Comments (21)
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Leave it set flat for a couple weeks after planting to establish enough roots to hold it in place. Hang on a wall outside to avoid water damage and use a spray bottle to water with.
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Nice work. It made me laugh watching how the dog was so patient with trying to get your attention. He so likes being around you;good friends are precious.
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Like doggie in the background! So cute! And then dog comes back with companion! Enjoyed your plant work..very interestimg!
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Que ótima idéia Vou fazer um painel desses.... Parabéns muito lindo...
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I like this idea and would use it as a propagator in a simpler version Once you add stones, etc it would need to be a tabletop piece. Otherwise I do think it could be hung on an outdoor (garage) wall. The grating and plant roots would hold the plants in place and succulents don't require massive watering. I love succulents and cacti and grow many interesting varieties.
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I really wanted to see if it could actually be hung on the wall
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Wonder work, thanks for sharing the process, your dog is so adorable! 🌾😸
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Might try this it’s a neat way to make an indoor garden
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I like what you made. Awesome🍀
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You left out the 3 main parts for me. How did you secure the plants without damaging them ? How do you water without staining the wall Anderson how does it look when hung.?
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Niesamowite , przepiękne , cudo i piesek też lubi takie prace przy kwiatkach super.:):);)
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looks so beautiful! 🌿😍
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Gracias así es rápido y bonito te felicito
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Black Lab: the best part of the video! 😍
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너무 예쁘네요 뭔가 쉽게 만드시는거 같은데 결과물이 멋진데요~~^^
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Maravilha! Trabalho perfeito! Bjs
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Beautiful !!
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my favourite part of this video is the doggy in the background
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Hola que buenísima técnica, gracias por compartir bendiciones
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How do you stop the moisture from transferring to your wall? This seems like some mold and moisture damage waiting to happen.
