I have 2 living walls exactly like this. They are hell to water when you plant directly into the felt pockets. The felt dries out the soil super fast, and you end up watering every 2-3 days. It looks beautiful though. I highly recommend putting the plants in nursery pots and then hiding them in the pockets. That way you can just pull the plants out to water and then back in the pockets they go. Also watering in the felt is super messy as the water runs right though and drips everywhere. I ended up installing a trough underneath to catch the runoff and protect my floors. So worth it though! LOVE LOVE LOVE my living walls!
@@katherinelandreth2191 It does! The plants grow so fast, that every 6 months I'm basically popping out a plant and adding in some cuttings from other plants. It also makes it easier to deal with any pests as I can wash and treat them when watering. My plant walls are a lot of work, but I love them, so it's definitely worth it. :)
A watering hack for something like this: Place a small cutting of nopal or aloe within the root-ball of each plant, with the gel of the cactus exposed. This gel will naturally absorb and retain water within the soil for FAR LONGER periods of time than any pre-made mixture. Your plants can feed off of the gel, as it works to retain water. To ensure the cactus wont regrow itself, just mash it up a bit before adding it into the soil - they're pretty resilient and can re-root if you don't. This hack is used in Mexican orchards when growing tree saplings in the hot/dry climate. It minimizes water expenses and just improves the overall vitality of the main plant.
I had a great time on my week off, but it's good to be back! Enjoy the video and have a great weekend SerpaSquad! EDIT 1: Let me know if you thought the cost breakdown was helpful. I can do it for future DIY builds (when applicable) if you did. EDIT 2: Also the plant I referred to as Jade Pothos (Epipremnum aureum 'Jade') is actually a Philodendron hederaceum 'Brasil'. The plant card erroniously identified the plant and I didn't check it. My bad!
Thanks for doing the pricing the way that you did. I absolutely hate when people will say stuff like "I used stuff I had laying around so it was free" or "buy a 100 pack for $20 and use 5, so it only costs $1"
I have seen countless instructional videos on a very wide variety of subjects, and this has to be the best video ever! Kudos on your lovely wall and skills to make a perfect video. The production, the pricing, the info, the pacing... You're a fantastic educator and video producer! Thank you for the experience.
Use care cutting pallet wood on the table saw or Skill Saw, there is often hidden fasteners that can damage your blade as well as shower you with shrapnel, always wear eye protection. Good job on this planter, I will be making one also in the near future. Thanks for the inspiration.
I scoffed at the PVC board, but then I spent 2 seconds thinking about sanding and waterproofing plywood, and decided it is money well spent. Good video, thanks!
@@SerpaDesign One more thing! If you haven't already, set aside some time to make yourself a table saw sled for cross cuts. After I made one for my saw I found it so useful and versatile that I think every table saw should have one.
It's a Saturday where I am, Tanner uploads a video, it's a living wall piece, it's also a DIY....seems like all my lucky stars are lining up perfectly today. Thank you!!!
Hi Tanner! I always "like" your videos before I watch them because I know they'll be good. I appreciate the extra time it took to not only show us how to do it, but the sizes and the cost. I'd love to make one of these, but don't have the room to have one. It turned out beautiful! Nice choice of plants. Thank you so much for sharing!
Quick safety tip when using the push stick on the table saw. Always push on the piece that is against the fence, the the piece that is getting cut off. Pushing this piece can close the kerf, causing it to pinch on the blade and kickback. Great build, I might try this one.
Given the state of the plant market right now, 147$USD for plants isn`t too bad given how many there are! People are paying more than 10 times that amount for unrooted, leafless node cuttings of rare aroids right now. Something I always appreciate about the projects on your channel is that they use accessible, classic plants and makes them look like a million bucks, even if you can still snag them for a lot less.
I have been thinking of doing something like this for a long time. I watched lots of vids on the subject and this one is one of the best ones that l have seen. Thank you Tanner! I like everything about this project. ❤️👌😍👏💚
I'm definitely going to do this with plants and materials I already have/can find to make this significantly cheaper but other wise this tutorial has been far more easy to follow and the most user friendly I've seen so far. Thank you!
11:14 That's Philodendron Brasil bro. I love your videos. I have been very busy from work and kind of missed a lot of your uploads. Your Low/No Cost Terrarium is my sentimental favorite. I am so glad that you have preserved the otherwordly/ enigmatic atmosphere in your videos. I am binge watching now. Thanks man!
This is fantastic! The breakdown of exactly how to build, waterproof and plan makes it inspiring to build. I've always watched for your terrariums but this is like a bonus. I hope to attempt one of these this spring for a very sunny room in our home that just had a little makeover.
I would be interested in seeing how your living wall is doing. Is it still alive? What about watering and maintenance? Would you build it again in the same way? If not, what would you do differently? I really like your videos. Greetings from Germany!
Thank you for asking those questions. I was thinking the same thing. There not cheap to make, but it looks sensational. I don’t have a lot of luck with in door plants. It would suit me better in a closed in fernery, and maybe attached it to a brick wall. Thanks for making the video, I really enjoyed it. Watching from Australia 🇦🇺🐨
Only 40 seconds in and already clicking the like button. It's these cheapest-possible projects that got me to love your channel in the first place.❤️🙏🏽
A secondhand corflute (corrugated plastic) sign could be a great material to use as the backing board - to minimise using new plastic. I just made some ‘rain gutter containers’ from old corflute to grow lettuces.
I think using a lot of spagnum moss looks good if you use ALOT of plant like tanner, but for me I do more open scapes so I don’t use as much. Also loved this video!
Talk about inspiring! I'm limited to houseplants because I live in an HOA and can't find a way to protect outside plantings from our "landscape maintenance" crew. Thanks for sharing some great ideas.
This turned out very cool. This is actually very cheap for what it is, and there are a lot of ways to cut costs along the way. Thanks for the inspiration, as usual!
30 seconds into your DIY videos I always start thinking "OH F! I'm gonna want to do that but I already cant fit all my tanks and aquariums as it is!!" But this one hangs on a wall, so my roommates and partner cant prevent me from doing it! After the vid, an evil laugh or two, and a trip to the garden and hardware stores, I'm definitely spending my weekend doing this. Yay!
I'm totally this on a small scale - just an 18" x6" closed bottom window planter on the wall above my freshwater 20H tank. I've been going for the prehistoric jungle for that tank, so this is perfect
Absolutely love this I want to build something similar above my aquarium but I want to use a recirculating system from the aquarium so it becomes part of my filtration would love to see you do something like that I know you’ve done similar things in the past but they’ve all been with in the tank I want mine to be a completely separate add-on along similar lines of this one
Thanks so much Tanner! This is exactly the type of how to I have been looking for. I love your waterproofing-- it often seems overlooked in other how-to living wall resources. :-)
Hi Tanner! Great Job - the wall and the video! How is the Living Wall today? Are the plants still alive today? Can you upload a photo? Do you have a better idea for watering?
I'm going to make a sedum rooting rack - but from all free/leftover parts - except some new sterile medium. An old drawer, and cuttings from my own garden. I'd NEVER hang this on a wall - as that will get wet and moldy. We also have a Pallet fence for the Chicken corral so that can display plants which are safe for the chickens...like grapevines which are still rooting. The crazy critters love grapes.
I'm thinking of doing my own living wall for my bedroom and I like how yours turned out. One thing, the one you called a Jade Pothos is actually called Philodendron Brazil. I have one myself and it's def one of my fav's. Thank you so much for sharing your method of the living wall, I'm glad you left it more rustic, that's my taste too. Have a good evening!😇
I really appreciate having found your channel recently; your creativity has inspired several ideas that I'm hoping to try this summer. One thing that you might try on another frame like this, since you specifically mentioned the grime on the pallet wood, is a quick char with a propane torch. If that's something you have done previously, then disregard; I haven't seen all your videos - yet.
i hope you'll be able to make another, bigger living wall. We really hope to create one in our next home and your video's are always an inspiration for us when it comes to plants and terraria. With all your tips, our terraria have been doing very well ever since planting them. So we have faith in your plant wall tips too!
It was super helpful that you broke down the price of everything, and that you brought us through every stage. :) Also I'm amazed that no oak leaf creeping fig made it on there. Its one of your faves.
I'm only at the point where you showed the houseplants but I had to pause just to say I'm so excited for the final result. 😄👌👌🌿 --> it turned out so good! Would love to have an update on here or ig in a few months. 👍👍
Tanner this is FAB!!! You’re always so thorough but I think this is one of your best DIY tutorials yet. I would really love to see more like this in the future. I’ve already shared in a bunch of my houseplant groups to try to help get you to 10,000 likes but I’d share it anyway. Well done Sir!
Beautiful work, Tanner! Just wanted to let you know that what you called a Jade Pothos is a Philodendron hederaceum "Brasil" The care is very similar to Pothos, they're both great plants!
Came here to say this. The term "Pothos" is really a mess, and is used to describe species of epipremnum, scindapsus and philodendron even though none of them are the same genus as each other, or a true pothos for that matter. They are all very similar in terms of care and growth habit though, and they all look great!
Brilliant video - I made a living plant wall last year and now all I want to do is fill my home with them 😂 I think I may need to move into a greenhouse hahah 💚🌿
I love this!! Our neighbor's deck sits higher than ours so they can look right over the privacy fence onto our deck. I showed my husband this video, I think a living wall would be perfect to put on that end of the covered portion of the deck. Plus I wouldn't have to worry about it being waterproof. I'm not sure how I would acct for cold weather though. It would be a mess having to bring all of those plants in!! We'll see. I love this though!!
That would be an awesome place for it, but it would be annoying to bring in. I wonder if there are some cold tolerant plants that could work year round?
Lovely, very beautiful Tanner. I think burnt wood instead of painting it would look even better :) when it's just slightly burnt it gets such beautiful colours :)
You could grow cuttings and make the pockets your self, which would already halfen the price. And if you have a big garden you could make your own soil. Also you could add an dripper hose with a coppling (maybe for bigger walls or garden walls that are hanging outside). Sometimes they use a ledge on the bottom filled with water, that is sucked up by jute keeping the hole moistered. Love it :)
That looks awesome and as always great instructions and comments. If you concider doing another living wall could you please concider doing one with lower plants especially mosses. I would love to build one myself but don't quite know how to secure the moss patches properly. Thank you very much for your great and inspiring work
This is great! Thank you for posting it. I recently adopted a kitten and he LOVES to play in my potted house plants and they're getting trampled. Hopefully something like this will help me save my plants.
I've built one of these and here's my tips: 1: give adequate room at the top, it's hard to plant anything if the top of the frame is too close to the top of the fabric "basket". I know you want it dense but it's better to let the plants grow to the top. 2: add some plastic or something like plastidip to the inside of the baskets, at least the one I bought don't hold water nearly well enough for your plants to be happy. But with a bit of plastic at the bottom to trap the water they thrived in my wall.
You could use some outdoor gutterline on the bottom for overflow. You would need it if you also add a drip system for watering. Maybe a basin with a pump to recycle the water that syphons off? You could add a timer to control how often the pump runs. Just some ideas to improve the build.
Love your videos! Such great instruction and inspiration for my own projects. Thank you very much. Do you have an update of how this living wall developed?
I love your calm but very creative videos, ceep it up ! I would love if you would write down the lengths of your builts in metric too and i think that their are lots of others who would preshiate too
Thank you for the ideas you shared in this video, Tanner! The video is at 14k likes so i am hoping to see you make a bigger living wall. Woooot! Maybe you can make it extra, extra special by adding an aquarium in the bottom and making it aquaponic. :) i'm thinking of doing something like that but I'm a bit scared to tackle a project that size without more information. Loving all your videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
When it comes to plant walls the most cost effective I have found is using pothos. You can get big ones and break them up into thirds. It is expensive. I think my plant wall is around 500 with 40 plants.
I think if you used hemp grow matting would have been better because you could place plants where ever you want and even crowd them in. Also it's cheaper than the ready made matting. I would have also placed a small water bottle reserviour at the bottom back and used a wicking method to draw water up through the hemp matting. That way it makes watering easy and that also means this wall could be placed safely inside and mounted on a wall, without having to be removed for watering. Just some of my ideas. But a good build.
Duuuuuude I've been wondering if you were going to show us how you would do one of these. I would really like to see how you tackle doing one with moss in it as well! As always thank you for sharing your techniques, they REALLY help me out with my own. You've helped me skip alot of the trial and error parts of the terrarium world. Also I'm a landscaper and some of your information about the plants you use have helped me in my business too. You're freakin awesome bro and I'm SO glad you get to do this all the time, I must admit there is an element of selfishness involved there on my part lol
I've tried this like a year ago with moss. It looked great, but due to watering it soon deformed itself and I had to throw it away. Shouldn't have used a normal picture frame. Your video is great though, and maybe I will try it again. Even though I find it hard to water it properly.
I have 2 living walls exactly like this. They are hell to water when you plant directly into the felt pockets. The felt dries out the soil super fast, and you end up watering every 2-3 days. It looks beautiful though. I highly recommend putting the plants in nursery pots and then hiding them in the pockets. That way you can just pull the plants out to water and then back in the pockets they go. Also watering in the felt is super messy as the water runs right though and drips everywhere. I ended up installing a trough underneath to catch the runoff and protect my floors. So worth it though! LOVE LOVE LOVE my living walls!
That's a fantastic tip! Would make it easier to switch out plants as they outgrow the wall to I think.
@@katherinelandreth2191 It does! The plants grow so fast, that every 6 months I'm basically popping out a plant and adding in some cuttings from other plants. It also makes it easier to deal with any pests as I can wash and treat them when watering. My plant walls are a lot of work, but I love them, so it's definitely worth it. :)
wow, thanks for the heads-up!
Good tips. I was wondering how difficult watering must be!
I was just going to ask...how do you not get water on the floor? Thx Cat 👍😊
A watering hack for something like this: Place a small cutting of nopal or aloe within the root-ball of each plant, with the gel of the cactus exposed. This gel will naturally absorb and retain water within the soil for FAR LONGER periods of time than any pre-made mixture. Your plants can feed off of the gel, as it works to retain water. To ensure the cactus wont regrow itself, just mash it up a bit before adding it into the soil - they're pretty resilient and can re-root if you don't.
This hack is used in Mexican orchards when growing tree saplings in the hot/dry climate. It minimizes water expenses and just improves the overall vitality of the main plant.
Hey Joaquin, do you have a link for this? I did'nt find anything about these technique to use the gel as water reservoire. Thanks a lot!
I had a great time on my week off, but it's good to be back! Enjoy the video and have a great weekend SerpaSquad!
EDIT 1: Let me know if you thought the cost breakdown was helpful. I can do it for future DIY builds (when applicable) if you did.
EDIT 2: Also the plant I referred to as Jade Pothos (Epipremnum aureum 'Jade') is actually a Philodendron hederaceum 'Brasil'. The plant card erroniously identified the plant and I didn't check it. My bad!
Great to see you back!
Hi.
Glad you had some good time off. Don't forget to take that when needed. Excited to see something new!
Good to see you back!
Hey Tanner I'm making a bioactive fire belly toad palidarium, will cardinal tetras make good tank mates (there is enough space for both animals)
This guy deserves so much more attention I’ve been watching him for 2 years now and he is (in my opinion) the most creative RUclipsr out there.
Agreed. He explains things really well and at a very comfortable pace too!
I also really enjoy his videos
Agreed!!!! Favorite channel out there!
Thanks for doing the pricing the way that you did. I absolutely hate when people will say stuff like "I used stuff I had laying around so it was free" or "buy a 100 pack for $20 and use 5, so it only costs $1"
Just curious 🧐 How is the Living Plant Wall doing today? Can you do an update? I must have missed this episode. Dang, you are so talented!
You could also do this with edible herbs to have a hanging herb garden in the kitchen!
That would be awesome!
you'd need grow lights
@@FlaminDonkeez With enough natural light maybe not, or could have small lights attached to the top of the frame
@@FlaminDonkeez if you placed it opposite a window you probably wouldn't.
really watch which herbs you put together- but I bet you could have two; one 'dry' and one 'wet'.
If you do another one. Could you do a “high tech” version with lights and a drip watering system?
I would really like to see this happen
Yes I can. That's almost what I did with this one, but I thought it would be a little lofty for an "easy" project.
That would be so cool
@@SerpaDesign I have to go to exotic pet reptile or amphians stores to find it
@@SerpaDesign That would be an awesome project too!
Well done my friend, I learned a lot from you. You have a strict follower in Turkey, I really appreciate your effort. Thank you so much.
The Jade pothos you got is actually a Philodendron Brasil
Thank you! I thought I was going crazy lol
I WAS JUST GONNA COMMENT THAT!
Nerd
@@frogwknife3825 ok then
@@frogwknife3825 yes.
I have seen countless instructional videos on a very wide variety of subjects, and this has to be the best video ever! Kudos on your lovely wall and skills to make a perfect video. The production, the pricing, the info, the pacing... You're a fantastic educator and video producer! Thank you for the experience.
Use care cutting pallet wood on the table saw or Skill Saw, there is often hidden fasteners that can damage your blade as well as shower you with shrapnel, always wear eye protection. Good job on this planter, I will be making one also in the near future. Thanks for the inspiration.
I scoffed at the PVC board, but then I spent 2 seconds thinking about sanding and waterproofing plywood, and decided it is money well spent. Good video, thanks!
Haha that's what I'm saying! It's a lot of added work to treat the wood.
@@SerpaDesign One more thing! If you haven't already, set aside some time to make yourself a table saw sled for cross cuts. After I made one for my saw I found it so useful and versatile that I think every table saw should have one.
I’m having trouble finding this type of board at Lowes/HD. Any recommendations?
I really like that you added the price and where to buy the stuff. It’s really helpful for people who want to try and do the same thing as you.
I love the way you planted it, with the large dramatic shapes in the middle.
YOU GOT A ONE YEAR UPDATE OF THIS BRO, THANKS FOR INSPIRING US KEEP IT UP
It looks really good! I'd be tempted to add tillandsias
I was thinking that too
I love when my favorite youtubers like my other favorit youtubers
I can't wait to see an update on this one! I love seeing the way everything grows in and matures.
It's a Saturday where I am, Tanner uploads a video, it's a living wall piece, it's also a DIY....seems like all my lucky stars are lining up perfectly today. Thank you!!!
Bringing home a piece of paradise well worth the cost. Especially you can really enjoy it as it's your own creation. Gorgeous!
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Hi Tanner! I always "like" your videos before I watch them because I know they'll be good. I appreciate the extra time it took to not only show us how to do it, but the sizes and the cost. I'd love to make one of these, but don't have the room to have one. It turned out beautiful! Nice choice of plants. Thank you so much for sharing!
Quick safety tip when using the push stick on the table saw. Always push on the piece that is against the fence, the the piece that is getting cut off. Pushing this piece can close the kerf, causing it to pinch on the blade and kickback.
Great build, I might try this one.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE Do a bigger one!!!!!!! I love all of your videos!!!!!!! Your work really speaks for itself!!!! Hope you had a wonderful break!!!!
Thank you so much! Now I can put this on the empty wall outside! Ive beem thinking of puttting plants on driftwood but this is so much better!
I really like it! I'd like to see you incorporate a living plant wall with automatic watering from an aquarium!
Given the state of the plant market right now, 147$USD for plants isn`t too bad given how many there are! People are paying more than 10 times that amount for unrooted, leafless node cuttings of rare aroids right now. Something I always appreciate about the projects on your channel is that they use accessible, classic plants and makes them look like a million bucks, even if you can still snag them for a lot less.
You never need to use rare and inaccessible items to make a beautiful project 😉
I have been thinking of doing something like this for a long time. I watched lots of vids on the subject and this one is one of the best ones that l have seen. Thank you Tanner! I like everything about this project. ❤️👌😍👏💚
Lovely piece of work; the mixture of leaf textures and depth is a visual treat
Looks awesome!
And would love to see an update in a few months to see how it evolved and if there were any complications 🙂
I'm definitely going to do this with plants and materials I already have/can find to make this significantly cheaper but other wise this tutorial has been far more easy to follow and the most user friendly I've seen so far. Thank you!
11:14 That's Philodendron Brasil bro. I love your videos. I have been very busy from work and kind of missed a lot of your uploads. Your Low/No Cost Terrarium is my sentimental favorite. I am so glad that you have preserved the otherwordly/ enigmatic atmosphere in your videos. I am binge watching now. Thanks man!
Haha thanks bro, I really appreciate the support!
This is fantastic! The breakdown of exactly how to build, waterproof and plan makes it inspiring to build. I've always watched for your terrariums but this is like a bonus. I hope to attempt one of these this spring for a very sunny room in our home that just had a little makeover.
I would be interested in seeing how your living wall is doing. Is it still alive? What about watering and maintenance? Would you build it again in the same way? If not, what would you do differently? I really like your videos. Greetings from Germany!
Thank you for asking those questions. I was thinking the same thing. There not cheap to make, but it looks sensational. I don’t have a lot of luck with in door plants. It would suit me better in a closed in fernery, and maybe attached it to a brick wall.
Thanks for making the video, I really enjoyed it. Watching from Australia 🇦🇺🐨
I've done outside living walls! Thanks to you :) It's Labour weekend and Spring here. It been very productive. ✌
Simply incredible. I'm astounded by your eye for color and texture
Only 40 seconds in and already clicking the like button. It's these cheapest-possible projects that got me to love your channel in the first place.❤️🙏🏽
I'm moving in with my girlfriend and I want to build her something like this thanks for the video ☺️ subbed 👍
did you make it? if not... go and make it :) signed... many times disappointed by sweet male promises :P
Honestly such a sweet idea. I hope you made it and she loved it! 😊
@@urbanrat84 sheesh chill wtf
you did it ?
That's so beautiful and cool. As a plant lover I will totally choose this rather than a wall hanging ❤️ .just amazing
A secondhand corflute (corrugated plastic) sign could be a great material to use as the backing board - to minimise using new plastic.
I just made some ‘rain gutter containers’ from old corflute to grow lettuces.
I think is awesome, I discovered you by accident, so nice work, I share the same joy for plants. I look forward to watch your other videos!😃
I think using a lot of spagnum moss looks good if you use ALOT of plant like tanner, but for me I do more open scapes so I don’t use as much. Also loved this video!
It is more more worthy than many paintings. And plants give a good vibe always.
Just loved it😍😍💖💗💙💚💛💜
Talk about inspiring! I'm limited to houseplants because I live in an HOA and can't find a way to protect outside plantings from our "landscape maintenance" crew. Thanks for sharing some great ideas.
This turned out very cool. This is actually very cheap for what it is, and there are a lot of ways to cut costs along the way. Thanks for the inspiration, as usual!
Thank you very much on this well informative instruction on how to build a living wall. I am looking forward to building one.
Love this! I’ve been wanting step by step instructions on a build like this that focuses on a waterproof wall. Thanks!
I love all your projects, esspecially if they are not expensive and easy to do by yourself.
30 seconds into your DIY videos I always start thinking "OH F! I'm gonna want to do that but I already cant fit all my tanks and aquariums as it is!!" But this one hangs on a wall, so my roommates and partner cant prevent me from doing it! After the vid, an evil laugh or two, and a trip to the garden and hardware stores, I'm definitely spending my weekend doing this. Yay!
LOL! Good luck with your build. I hope it turns out amazing!
I'm totally this on a small scale - just an 18" x6" closed bottom window planter on the wall above my freshwater 20H tank. I've been going for the prehistoric jungle for that tank, so this is perfect
Love when you show DIY stuff! I will watch whatever you want to create!!
Holy cow, I haven’t watched your channel in a year and I’m amazed at how far you’ve come. Happy for your success!
definitely adding this to the list of products i want to start selling for my terrarium/aquarium business, awesome build
Absolutely love this I want to build something similar above my aquarium but I want to use a recirculating system from the aquarium so it becomes part of my filtration would love to see you do something like that I know you’ve done similar things in the past but they’ve all been with in the tank I want mine to be a completely separate add-on along similar lines of this one
Thanks so much Tanner! This is exactly the type of how to I have been looking for. I love your waterproofing-- it often seems overlooked in other how-to living wall resources. :-)
Hi Tanner! Great Job - the wall and the video! How is the Living Wall today? Are the plants still alive today? Can you upload a photo? Do you have a better idea for watering?
I'm going to make a sedum rooting rack - but from all free/leftover parts - except some new sterile medium. An old drawer, and cuttings from my own garden. I'd NEVER hang this on a wall - as that will get wet and moldy. We also have a Pallet fence for the Chicken corral so that can display plants which are safe for the chickens...like grapevines which are still rooting. The crazy critters love grapes.
I'm thinking of doing my own living wall for my bedroom and I like how yours turned out. One thing, the one you called a Jade Pothos is actually called Philodendron Brazil. I have one myself and it's def one of my fav's. Thank you so much for sharing your method of the living wall, I'm glad you left it more rustic, that's my taste too. Have a good evening!😇
I really appreciate having found your channel recently; your creativity has inspired several ideas that I'm hoping to try this summer.
One thing that you might try on another frame like this, since you specifically mentioned the grime on the pallet wood, is a quick char with a propane torch. If that's something you have done previously, then disregard; I haven't seen all your videos - yet.
I love your living art. Thank you so much. I’ll try this in a bathroom & maybe a greenhouse wall. At least I’ll try…☺️
i hope you'll be able to make another, bigger living wall. We really hope to create one in our next home and your video's are always an inspiration for us when it comes to plants and terraria. With all your tips, our terraria have been doing very well ever since planting them. So we have faith in your plant wall tips too!
I Absolutely Love 💘 Your Wall Planter, Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this project.
It was super helpful that you broke down the price of everything, and that you brought us through every stage. :)
Also I'm amazed that no oak leaf creeping fig made it on there. Its one of your faves.
It's very difficult to find in my area. I have a propagation bin for it that I usually pull from, but I couldn't use that in this project.
One of my favorite videos you made yet
Beautiful! For most of us, this would cost less, because we have some of the materials (plant bits, esp.) on hand.
I'm only at the point where you showed the houseplants but I had to pause just to say I'm so excited for the final result. 😄👌👌🌿
--> it turned out so good! Would love to have an update on here or ig in a few months. 👍👍
This seems like a great idea for a vivarium background.
Pretty awesome. Stylish, practical, attainable and well researched. Thanks again for the great ideas. Glad you're back. Keep 'em comin'!
Looks awesome 👍🏻 And I agree , it’s a lot more interesting than another picture on the wall .
Tanner this is FAB!!! You’re always so thorough but I think this is one of your best DIY tutorials yet. I would really love to see more like this in the future. I’ve already shared in a bunch of my houseplant groups to try to help get you to 10,000 likes but I’d share it anyway. Well done Sir!
Thanks for the love and support! It really means a lot.
Beautiful work, Tanner! Just wanted to let you know that what you called a Jade Pothos is a Philodendron hederaceum "Brasil" The care is very similar to Pothos, they're both great plants!
Came here to say this. The term "Pothos" is really a mess, and is used to describe species of epipremnum, scindapsus and philodendron even though none of them are the same genus as each other, or a true pothos for that matter. They are all very similar in terms of care and growth habit though, and they all look great!
Brilliant video - I made a living plant wall last year and now all I want to do is fill my home with them 😂 I think I may need to move into a greenhouse hahah 💚🌿
I love this!! Our neighbor's deck sits higher than ours so they can look right over the privacy fence onto our deck. I showed my husband this video, I think a living wall would be perfect to put on that end of the covered portion of the deck. Plus I wouldn't have to worry about it being waterproof. I'm not sure how I would acct for cold weather though. It would be a mess having to bring all of those plants in!! We'll see. I love this though!!
That would be an awesome place for it, but it would be annoying to bring in. I wonder if there are some cold tolerant plants that could work year round?
Lovely, very beautiful Tanner.
I think burnt wood instead of painting it would look even better :) when it's just slightly burnt it gets such beautiful colours :)
You could grow cuttings and make the pockets your self, which would already halfen the price. And if you have a big garden you could make your own soil. Also you could add an dripper hose with a coppling (maybe for bigger walls or garden walls that are hanging outside). Sometimes they use a ledge on the bottom filled with water, that is sucked up by jute keeping the hole moistered. Love it :)
Looks great Tanner! I personally would have gone with a different look for the wood, but love the final product nonetheless.
That looks awesome and as always great instructions and comments. If you concider doing another living wall could you please concider doing one with lower plants especially mosses. I would love to build one myself but don't quite know how to secure the moss patches properly. Thank you very much for your great and inspiring work
Gorgeous!! Have you ever thought of trying a diy using ONLY dollar store material?!? I think that would be an awesome “challenge”!!!
I love your work and attention to detail.
DIY projects are best, especially yours 👍
Thanks!
This is great! Thank you for posting it. I recently adopted a kitten and he LOVES to play in my potted house plants and they're getting trampled. Hopefully something like this will help me save my plants.
Hey Tanner I have a trick for you, if you don't have silicone you can also use flex glue, it is animal safe and yes it actually does work underwater
That’s a lot of damage
I always have silicone 😉
I've built one of these and here's my tips:
1: give adequate room at the top, it's hard to plant anything if the top of the frame is too close to the top of the fabric "basket". I know you want it dense but it's better to let the plants grow to the top.
2: add some plastic or something like plastidip to the inside of the baskets, at least the one I bought don't hold water nearly well enough for your plants to be happy. But with a bit of plastic at the bottom to trap the water they thrived in my wall.
As always, great video and this is a cheap way of getting something beautiful a lot cheaper than a good painting and always changing.
You could use some outdoor gutterline on the bottom for overflow. You would need it if you also add a drip system for watering. Maybe a basin with a pump to recycle the water that syphons off? You could add a timer to control how often the pump runs. Just some ideas to improve the build.
Watching in 2024. Do you still have this? Looks lovely ❤️🇦🇺
Love your videos! Such great instruction and inspiration for my own projects. Thank you very much.
Do you have an update of how this living wall developed?
Wow! Beautiful...!!! Can't wait to see updates on this piece...
The reveal took my breath away!
This is stunning ! Definitely adding to my list of "over the winter" DIY tasks!
I love your calm but very creative videos, ceep it up ! I would love if you would write down the lengths of your builts in metric too and i think that their are lots of others who would preshiate too
Thank you for the ideas you shared in this video, Tanner! The video is at 14k likes so i am hoping to see you make a bigger living wall. Woooot!
Maybe you can make it extra, extra special by adding an aquarium in the bottom and making it aquaponic. :) i'm thinking of doing something like that but I'm a bit scared to tackle a project that size without more information.
Loving all your videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
My mom will love this! Im planning to make one for her. 💖
I'm sure she will! Good luck with the build 🌿
this is a good planter idea, especially if I live in a apartment studio. But, is it easy to maintain the plant?
Amazing job. I have most of those plants so I see a new project in the coming weeks. Thanks for the inspiration
That's awesome so beautiful you arranged them perfectly too..
So beautiful! I love it. I'm not handy and I've never put things together before but I would love to try this! 💚💚💚 come on 10k! I wanna see the next
me watching the price slowly climb way higher than I expected: *nervous sweating*
LOL
I'm sure it would be cheaper if you buy seeds instead :)
When it comes to plant walls the most cost effective I have found is using pothos. You can get big ones and break them up into thirds. It is expensive. I think my plant wall is around 500 with 40 plants.
Dropped the idea
@@beauar1 or you could buy a small pothos and take some cuttings when it’s growing well and just propagate those
I think if you used hemp grow matting would have been better because you could place plants where ever you want and even crowd them in. Also it's cheaper than the ready made matting. I would have also placed a small water bottle reserviour at the bottom back and used a wicking method to draw water up through the hemp matting. That way it makes watering easy and that also means this wall could be placed safely inside and mounted on a wall, without having to be removed for watering. Just some of my ideas. But a good build.
The timing of this video for me is perfect because I was looking to do my concrete wall with this but bigger
Duuuuuude I've been wondering if you were going to show us how you would do one of these. I would really like to see how you tackle doing one with moss in it as well! As always thank you for sharing your techniques, they REALLY help me out with my own. You've helped me skip alot of the trial and error parts of the terrarium world. Also I'm a landscaper and some of your information about the plants you use have helped me in my business too. You're freakin awesome bro and I'm SO glad you get to do this all the time, I must admit there is an element of selfishness involved there on my part lol
I've tried this like a year ago with moss. It looked great, but due to watering it soon deformed itself and I had to throw it away. Shouldn't have used a normal picture frame. Your video is great though, and maybe I will try it again. Even though I find it hard to water it properly.