Succulent Seashells are easy to make. Do you love succulents and seashells? Want to combine them? Watch the video tutorial below or keep reading.
Two of my favorite things ever are the beach and succulents. Anytime I can combine the two, I jump on it. This is one of my favorite succulent displays to date. To make these you will need some gorgeous seashells.
If you do not live close to the ocean or stores that carry larger seashells you can find them here. Or, click on the individual shell. There are so many beautiful seashells to choose from.
See related article: Succulent topped pumpkins
Another option is to fill the seashells with soil. And use rooted succulents or succulent cuttings. Just like we did here in our succulent topped tree stumps.
See related article: Succulent Topped Tree Stumps
If you are using succulent cuttings, be sure to let the ends callus over before watering. After a few days I water once every 1-2 weeks. Use a spray bottle on the stream setting. Try to get the stream right on the roots or stem. Avoiding the succulent leaves if possible.
They are super easy to make and look just beautiful when finished. I hope you enjoy making them as much as I did. Furthermore, I’d love to hear if you decide to make one!
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