How to Make Your Own DIY Wall Hanging Planter.

This is a great way to utilize small space and bring some greenery into your home or outdoor area.

For the indoor planter, I used glass jars and clamps to create a hanging planter with no drainage. I used three quarter inch screws and one and a quarter inch screws, a screwdriver, and one by four window trim for a nice look. I placed the one by fours depending on how I wanted my planter to look, making sure they were equidistant in all directions. Then, I flipped it over and put some screws in from the back. Next, I installed the clamps using smaller screws so that they wouldn't come out on the other side. Finally, I added water to the jars and some herb cuttings, and the wall hanging planter was ready to serve its purpose.

For the outdoor planter, I used two by fours, one by six fence pickets, and one-liter plastic pots. I arranged them in the way I wanted my wall planter to look like, making sure they were equidistant and spaced equally. Then, I screwed them in place, using two screws on the top to fix the planters in place. I hung the planter on the wall using screws, and it was ready to be filled with potting soil.

This is a great way to keep your herbs fresh or even propagate your plants from cuttings. If you're interested in the products I used, I'll leave a link in the description of this post. This wall hanging planter is perfect for a south-facing wall for full sun or a shaded area to grow shade-loving plants such as basil and mint.

I hope you enjoyed this blog post and found it helpful. Let me know in the comments if you try making your own wall hanging planter. Thanks for reading, and I'll see you in the next post!