Make a crown of life itself

Festivals, drought-resistant succulents are a perfect ornament for gates, fences, walls and doors. To create a crown of life, you will need:
– Form of wire ring
– Long fibers sphagnum
– Potting soil
– Succulent
– Wire Florist Beautiful screen, vibrating ring Reel display forms are available at craft supply stores in a variety of forms that you can customize to your landscape. Care does not depend on the shape of a crown, but their size: large crowns retain moisture better than small crowns and need less watering. Soak your peat moss before planting your crown in water for an hour. Take a handful of foam and gently squeeze excess moisture. Mix Place the foam on the bottom and sides of your crown shape. Soil After putting foam on the sides of your crown shape, fill them with potting soil. Leave a duty free between the bottom and the top of the foam. Moisten the soil, mix easily, remove succulents their pots and arrange the plants you want. More foam between plant Put more foam between the plant, so it mixes with the soil and holds. Use pliers or binding to the foam to be attached. You wrap the crown with wire If necessary, the wrapping ring with thread. Irrigate the rim after planting. Let lie your crown for a week in the apartment. For best results place the crown in a shady location. Top plants for a living crown – Aeoniums
– Rosary Vine (Ceropegia)
– Crassulas
– Echeveria
– Euphorbia
– Haworthias
– Hens-and-chicks (Sempervivum)
– Kalanchoe
– (Type of ground cover) Sedums