I had a really hard time coming up with a title for this one! It is what it is, though. Use a piece of cardboard to support the stem of your plastic plant in a pot. It will stand up straight and you won’t have to faff about with scrunched up pieces of paper or what not.
Interesting fact: want to learn how to speak Spanish? Simply spell out the word ‘socks’, letter for letter. S. O. C. K. S. There, you’ve just said ‘It is what it is,’ in Spanish.
Mind. Blown.
Cardboard, pen, scissors, pot, plastic plant and stones.
10 minutes.
Dependent on the cost of the pot and plant, which I already had lying around.
Upturn the pot onto the card and trace around the outside rim.
Draw a second circle within the first that’s narrower than the lip, then trim. It doesn’t have to be perfectly round, just wing it.
Stabby stab a hole in the middle of the circle. Stab. Stab.
Upturn the cardboard and ease it into the lip of the pot, you should have a couple of cm’s leeway to pile up your stones. If not, give it another little trim.
Load in the stones, and then the succulent. It will stand up perfectly!
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