Succulent Zen Garden DIY
Let’s get *~zen~* 🕉️
2 min readMay 17, 2018
Sending succulents to all corners of the country gets super crazy sometimes, and if you’re like us, allergies have you feelin’ so stuffed that you need a netty pot along with this zen pot! With all the chaos that spring brings and the quickly-approaching transition to summer, we created a little zen-scape to take us away and provide a little mental break on even the most hectic (and congested) of days!
Time: 10 minutes
Supplies Needed
- A Succulent Studios subscription box — or 1–2 of your own succulents
- A painted terra-cotta pot or a round glass pot
- Sand (from your local beach or find some fancy sand here)
- Succulent & cacti soil
- Garden rocks
- A tooth pick or mini zen garden rake
Creating Your Zen-Scape
- Add a layer of rock at the bottom of your pot — drainage, baby
- Fill the pot about 1/4 full with the succulent and cacti soil
- Separate succulent from pot by pushing in on all sides to loosen soil, then remove the succulent with root ball attached and place the succulent into the soil
- Pour in your sand over the soil, around the base of the succulent eventually filling to the top
- Shake the pot gently back and forth to level out the sand
Aftercare Instructions
- Be sure when your succulents are getting enough indirect light to thrive — think 6–8 hours each day!
- Water sparingly only every 7–10 days. No moss here, so just aim your spritz at the base of the succulent!
Need some succs to get your *~zen~* on this month? Subscribe to recieve two little babies at your doorstep!