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bouquet for the wedding was gorgeous and so unique! The coolest part is that the main flowers were succulents, which totally grow as house plants. I have a house plant obsession, so I was stoked! I threw my bouquet in my suitcase, flew it home, and after a trip to Home Depot, I had some cute pots and potting soil for succulents, cacti, and other plants that prefer well-drained soil. I cut the succulents out of the bouquet and placed them in the soil. I will water them for the first time one week after planting and hope that they grow roots! I did a lot of reading on these and although you often see these things floating in water, they really are a dessert plant, and don't like to sit in water. Perfect because I'm currently in the hot, hellish dessert climate of summer in Colorado!
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Pretty cool, right? (1 day of suitcase riding and it still looks this good!) |
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Fun pots! Rather than buying special soil, you can amend regular soil with pumice to make it drain better. I had zero soil on hand, so figured this was worth grabbing. |
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My new potted succulents on my kitchen windowsill. I can't wait to see how they do! |
How cute are these? What a neat way for me to remember the wedding and Cassie and Kevin forever!
1 comment:
This is a super neat bouquet idea and I'm glad the plants will last on your windowsill into the future! :)
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