Gorgeous and LIVING wreath! Two things I would highly recommend ... 1)Allowing the wreath to drip before hanging it on the door; and 2)Placing a waterproof barrier between the wreath and the door. These steps reduce the mess that you have to clean later.
"Inspiration nest" .. what an apt name as I surely now feel inspired to venture away from the succulent wreaths I have been doing to try a lovely pop of colour! Many thanks for sharing, from Down Under (Australia) : )
Your video was designed with simple, clear, easy to follow instructions. Thank you for that! Have you ever heard of anyone lining the back of the wreath with a thick plastic so the water on the wreath is protected from your wood door? The wreath will always have some dampness from watering even if you water laying on the ground. I’m just wondering if it would be okay to add plastic behind the moss on top of the metal wreath (before placing moss on wreath) or if it would affect the moss like mildew the moss or something?
Gorgeous and LIVING wreath! Two things I would highly recommend ... 1)Allowing the wreath to drip before hanging it on the door; and 2)Placing a waterproof barrier between the wreath and the door. These steps reduce the mess that you have to clean later.
Wow beautiful, very good.
"Inspiration nest" .. what an apt name as I surely now feel inspired to venture away from the succulent wreaths I have been doing to try a lovely pop of colour! Many thanks for sharing, from Down Under (Australia) : )
Your video was designed with simple, clear, easy to follow instructions. Thank you for that! Have you ever heard of anyone lining the back of the wreath with a thick plastic so the water on the wreath is protected from your wood door? The wreath will always have some dampness from watering even if you water laying on the ground. I’m just wondering if it would be okay to add plastic behind the moss on top of the metal wreath (before placing moss on wreath) or if it would affect the moss like mildew the moss or something?
Usually outer doors are protected from moisture already. However, adding plastic wouldn't hurt, as long as you cannot see it.
Awesome!
Well done~ I absolutely love it!
Oh so beautiful. You have inspired me. But how do they grow without dirt?
how long do these typically live for?
Can you do this with a philodendron?