Aged Terracotta Pots | How To Make Terracotta Pots Look Old In 5 Minutes | Cottage Farmhouse Decor

Terraccotta pots have a beautiful aging process over time. The terracotta gets this beautiful patina and it's just so beautiful. I am going to show you how to get aged terracotta pots using paint and this takes less than 5 minutes!
If you are wondering how to make terracotta pots look old then this video is for you. These aged terracotta pots are the perfect cottage farmhouse decor.
To make these terracotta pots look old we will be using warm colored white paints and a little bit of mossy-green colored paint. You will need a couple paint brushes and some water.
It's really that simple. Aging terracotta pots has never been easier or more simple with this technique.
If you enjoyed this tutorial about aging terracotta pots, please leave me a comment below and let me know!

[@AnimeShinigami13]

looooooool i can tell its fake just by looking. V.V;;; I'm saying this because I want to educate you about just how... wrong... this actually is.
That sort of wear and tear is usually the result of undissolved fertilizer that crusted on, or salts that may or may not be in your potting soil. It means you're giving your plants too much fertilizer and as a gardener that uses those pots all the time, honestly I don't find it desirable. I scrub my terracotta pots at least twice a year with dishsoap and water and urge everyone who does container gardens to do the same because it helps slow or prevent the spread of plant diseases and pests. To me I'd be scrubbing like hell to get it off thinking the pot could be carrying a plant disease. Likewise, I wouldn't use a mossy pot for my garden, I'd break it up with a hammer for drainage. Moss could be undermining the structural integrity of the pot itself! Its NOT desirable on your pots at all!!!!
And sealant!?!? 😱NAUGHTY!!!!!! YOU'RE RUNING THE POT BY SEALING IT!!!!! The reason you USE terracotta pots in the first place is because the porousness increases root growth in plants like basil, rosemary, mint, and cacti. You WANT the pot to be porous! That's the point of using terracotta!!!!! To me, these are instructions on how to ruin a perfectly good pot and tell all your neighbors that you don't take care of your equipment like you should!!!!!!

[@jaygarner2911]

☺️ *Promosm*

[@RaisingNobles]

thanks for watching!