This is BRILLIANT, and looks so BEAUTIFUL :-) and would make the PERFECT Valentine gift for a loved one or even ourselves :-) Thanks so much for sharing Laura and sending an abundance of love and happy growing from Ireland XXXXX
You like to pack full of succulents. And they are beautiful - I wonder if u have videos of the same work, weeks or months later to show they have grown and what to do etc.. possible? Thanks
that is gorgeous! you know me and the watering questions, but i was hoping you would do a video in weeks to come to show how you've watered, drained, and maintained this wreath, and finally where it will be displayed. thank you so much for this beautiful video!
+24jessejames We are going to make more of a point this year of doing followup videos on how things are growing and looking. Probably not for every project, but some of them! :) ~Laura
Girl thank you so much for making this video I went to cactus 🌵 jungle today in Berkeley, Ca and they had one of these just a bit larger for sale at $325 lol I said I will TH-cam and learn this craft yours came out looking Stunning thank you for this video it was so helpful ❤
wow! your work is truly stunning! but for the life of me, i can't find the link to purchase a pre made already constructed wreath! where would that link be? xoa
This is stunning. I am from Portland. Is this intended to be hung inside till summer? I have a protected front entry and would love to put something like this on my front door. Would it live this time of year outside? If I were to start my own succs from single leaves as you have shown before how long does it take before they are big enough to plant? Thanks so much for sharing your talent. Happy Valentines Day.
+Nancy Wirth The succulents I used in this project won't withstand any sort of freezing temperatures- they do best in temps above 40, so in my area, these will live inside until the danger of freezing passes and it's consistently warm out! :) If you were to start the succs from leaves, it will take quite a number of months to get them to the size of the ones I used. Definitely worth a shot, though! It's a really fun project! :) ~Laura
I made a similar wreath for a wedding, and it came out great. However, some of the plants got soggy and died out. I was able to replace them and all is good. What did I do wrong?
Hi Laura - I’ve been watching all your videos on creating succulent arrangements because I want to make a succulent monogram for my friend’s wedding as a little gift. I’m wondering if I can do this type of arrangement with Sempervivums like hens & chicks? Will they be ok in a moss form or do they need soil?
Thank you for sharing this. I am strongly considering going into business. Could you please tell me your cost to make this wreath and what you would sell it for. Sincerely Toni
Absolutely Beautiful! I love your videos. I would like to make succulent centerpieces on grape wood for my handfasting/wedding tables in September. Do you have any suggestions on how to attach them? Also, if I wanted to add a few live cut flowers, how would you suggest adding pieces of flower foam to the grape wood. thanks! Matthew Bethlehem, PA
+JediMasterMatt You can hot glue moss on to the wood then glue the succulents into the moss. You can see an example of how to do it in one of our recent videos - th-cam.com/video/Hhjb0L3hc2I/w-d-xo.html Good luck! :) ~Laura
Hi, I did this in May/June. It looks fabulous on my east facing front porch where it gets I direct light most of the day. Now it's nearly October, and I don't know what to do with it. I'm considering bringing it inside to winter over in a bathroom with a South window, out of direct light until April/May. The other option is to deconstruct, but that seems such a shame. If I can winter it over I'd like to get another year out of it. Thoughts?
Louisa Jones I’m sure you’ve already done something by now but if you haven’t, I think the only option to overwinter it would be to put it under a grow light, it most likely won’t get enough light indoors during the winter and the succulents will stretch and ruin the look of the wreath.
Would have liked to see the wire frame without the moss. i can't buy an already moss filled wreath where i live so I have to start from scratch. not many tutorials for making the frame.
+Amber Langdon It will last for quite a long time! If it's given the right amount of light and water, you can take cuttings and pop one out here or there as the others grow, and it will last indefinitely! :) A friend was telling me she was reading a gardening book where a lady kept one going for 14 years! ~Laura
I bought a succulent wreath at the store and little by little the succulents started dying. Some succulents are still alive but it looks too bare now and I don't want to add more succulents. I find succulents hard to take care of. I'm wondering if I can reuse the wreath form by direct sowing seeds (herbs, flowers, etc) into the medium. This year, I grew the following from seed in my garden: morning glory, moonflower, johny jump up (viola tri color). Your thoughts?
This is BRILLIANT, and looks so BEAUTIFUL :-) and would make the PERFECT Valentine gift for a loved one or even ourselves :-) Thanks so much for sharing Laura and sending an abundance of love and happy growing from Ireland XXXXX
+Desert Plants of Avalon Thank you so so much!!!! It was a really fun project! :)
SO beautiful. Never even thought of succulents for a wreath. Thank you so much for this video❤
You like to pack full of succulents. And they are beautiful - I wonder if u have videos of the same work, weeks or months later to show they have grown and what to do etc.. possible? Thanks
Gorgeous. Your talent goes way beyond a 'green thumb'. Thank you for sharing your love w/us. :)
Love from Texas, Carol
Awesome job! I wish I had a window that I could have one of these in... love succulents!
Omg! Such a stunning wreath for valentines :) you did an awesome job .
Absolutely beautiful. You are so talented. :)
that is gorgeous! you know me and the watering questions, but i was hoping you would do a video in weeks to come to show how you've watered, drained, and maintained this wreath, and finally where it will be displayed. thank you so much for this beautiful video!
+24jessejames We are going to make more of a point this year of doing followup videos on how things are growing and looking. Probably not for every project, but some of them! :) ~Laura
This is lovely! I don't have a green thumb, but I am inspired by this! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome, wonderful, beautiful!!!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you SO much! That is beautiful and you made the instructions simple. Much Appreciated!
Girl thank you so much for making this video I went to cactus 🌵 jungle today in Berkeley, Ca and they had one of these just a bit larger for sale at $325 lol I said I will TH-cam and learn this craft yours came out looking Stunning thank you for this video it was so helpful ❤
FATASTICO
That's an artistic masterpiece! Stunning!
+T Miller Thank you!
awesome! i love ur wreath laura,,,.
Wow so beautiful you did good job
this is gorgeous!
Such a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Do you have another update on this? Love this!
How do I care for a succulent wreath in the winter. Do I bring it inside or leave it outside?
Beautiful!
Você é simplesmente fantástica! Amo seus arranjos e sua criatividade! O Brasil está precisando de artistas como você! Vem nos ensinar?
wow! your work is truly stunning! but for the life of me, i can't find the link to purchase a pre made already constructed wreath! where would that link be? xoa
This is stunning. I am from Portland. Is this intended to be hung inside till summer? I have a protected front entry and would love to put something like this on my front door. Would it live this time of year outside?
If I were to start my own succs from single leaves as you have shown before how long does it take before they are big enough to plant? Thanks so much for sharing your talent. Happy Valentines Day.
+Nancy Wirth The succulents I used in this project won't withstand any sort of freezing temperatures- they do best in temps above 40, so in my area, these will live inside until the danger of freezing passes and it's consistently warm out! :) If you were to start the succs from leaves, it will take quite a number of months to get them to the size of the ones I used. Definitely worth a shot, though! It's a really fun project! :) ~Laura
I made a similar wreath for a wedding, and it came out great. However, some of the plants got soggy and died out. I was able to replace them and all is good. What did I do wrong?
Hi Laura - I’ve been watching all your videos on creating succulent arrangements because I want to make a succulent monogram for my friend’s wedding as a little gift. I’m wondering if I can do this type of arrangement with Sempervivums like hens & chicks? Will they be ok in a moss form or do they need soil?
how many succulents did you use. I want to know how many i should order to make a proper wreath
Just wondering how long this succulent heart shaped wreath will last???
That is so beautiful I wish I could do that
Hi I wonder where can u purchase these I have looked every where in Australia
Gorgeous and fun!
so so so beautiful
If you don't mind me asking which option did you choose to get this variety of succulents from the succulent source?
Omg it's beautiful 😍😍
so beautiful
Wow! so nice and i love it
Thank you for sharing this. I am strongly considering going into business. Could you please tell me your cost to make this wreath and what you would sell it for. Sincerely Toni
How do the succulents root so easily? Shouldn't it be harder DUE to their callusing?
Absolutely Beautiful! I love your videos. I would like to make succulent centerpieces on grape wood for my handfasting/wedding tables in September. Do you have any suggestions on how to attach them? Also, if I wanted to add a few live cut flowers, how would you suggest adding pieces of flower foam to the grape wood. thanks!
Matthew
Bethlehem, PA
+JediMasterMatt You can hot glue moss on to the wood then glue the succulents into the moss. You can see an example of how to do it in one of our recent videos - th-cam.com/video/Hhjb0L3hc2I/w-d-xo.html Good luck! :) ~Laura
Hi, I did this in May/June. It looks fabulous on my east facing front porch where it gets I direct light most of the day. Now it's nearly October, and I don't know what to do with it. I'm considering bringing it inside to winter over in a bathroom with a South window, out of direct light until April/May. The other option is to deconstruct, but that seems such a shame. If I can winter it over I'd like to get another year out of it. Thoughts?
Louisa Jones I’m sure you’ve already done something by now but if you haven’t, I think the only option to overwinter it would be to put it under a grow light, it most likely won’t get enough light indoors during the winter and the succulents will stretch and ruin the look of the wreath.
What is the name of those pins you used , gratefully ET
Beautiful!!!!
looks beautiful
Thank you! :)
Could you please tell me the name of the big purple red Echeveria you put in at about 2:26 ??
beautiful!
If you were to make this to sell how much would you sell it for
Would have liked to see the wire frame without the moss. i can't buy an already moss filled wreath where i live so I have to start from scratch. not many tutorials for making the frame.
Simplemente hermosa 😍!!!!,
I can't wait til i have enough succulents to do this!
love this...
LOVE it!!
can I grow money plant in dypers
Nice, very informative :)
OBSESSED.
Bravo!
How long til you can hang this wreath up?
+mary smith Here's an update! th-cam.com/video/qMtvwxJCyrI/w-d-xo.html
beautiful :)
what size was the wreath
yes what size
Where can I find the thing you put them in
+Chase Wilson topiaryartworks.com :)
Where do you suggest buying these moss wreaths?
I bought one on Amazon. I was able to reuse it the next year.
How long would this last?
+Amber Langdon It will last for quite a long time! If it's given the right amount of light and water, you can take cuttings and pop one out here or there as the others grow, and it will last indefinitely! :) A friend was telling me she was reading a gardening book where a lady kept one going for 14 years! ~Laura
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I bought a succulent wreath at the store and little by little the succulents started dying. Some succulents are still alive but it looks too bare now and I don't want to add more succulents. I find succulents hard to take care of. I'm wondering if I can reuse the wreath form by direct sowing seeds (herbs, flowers, etc) into the medium. This year, I grew the following from seed in my garden: morning glory, moonflower, johny jump up (viola tri color). Your thoughts?
Wait. Are you the person who commented on the organic channel?
trying not to be annoyed that she reminds me of Candace Cameron-Bure because this is otherwise very informative.
Beautiful, great job !