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- Hauswurz - Various plant ideas for replanting your home
- Planting house root in roof tiles
- Planting house root on stone
- Plant house root in discarded dishes
- Plant house root on root pieces
- Planting houseleek on an old chair
- Tips
Houseleek can be planted at interesting corners
Hauswurz - Various plant ideas for replanting your home
The undemanding hunger artist Sempervivum (not in vain is this plant finally "everlasting") is perfect to realize various unusual ideas of planting. Therefore, we have compiled a few for you.
Early Article Hauswurz: Plant the undemanding outdoor succulents properly Next article Houseleek needs little carePlanting house root in roof tiles
Why must it always be boring plant pots? Instead, simply use an old (or newly purchased) roof tile, the hollow of which is a great source of succulent soil and can be planted with various house shrubs. Add some stones to drain excess water well. After all, the rooibos does not have the nickname "rooster" for nothing.
Planting house root on stone
Big and small stones have the advantage that they can not store water and therefore do not pose any danger with regard to waterlogging. They also store heat and radiate it back to their surroundings - perfect for those in summer warmth and sun loving Hauswurzen! A small crevasse or depression in the stone is enough to plant small house shrimp species on a little soil. Also very interesting is a combination of different stones, between which several Sempervives flash out and overgrow them over time.
Plant house root in discarded dishes
Even discarded, perhaps even broken dishes of all kinds is wonderful as a planter for home-made sausages. Clay and le crockery, porcelain, pewter or other metal, stoneware, ceramics ... Before you next dispose of a battered cup or an old-fashioned coffee pot, you should check a possible further or reuse as a planter. Also loft and basement are great treasure troves for such pieces.
Plant house root on root pieces
Perhaps you have recently dug up an old tree in the garden and now have a large root left over? Perhaps a very nice piece of driftwood found on the beach during the last vacation? A big shell? Also, such documents are great for planting with house sausages. The very shallow-rooted Sempervives do not need too much soil ... in addition, most species are not particularly large and can therefore nestle well in smaller cracks.
Planting houseleek on an old chair
Another nice idea is to fill the seat of a discarded chair with soil and plant various succulents. On the back of the chair, you can hang other containers planted with house shrimp, for example, soup ladles. These will be overgrown by the upholstery awake Semperviven and after a few years a very interesting eye-catcher in the garden.
Tips
Whatever you want to realize, always pay attention to a good drainage - house shrubs love the dryness and tolerate absolutely no moisture.