Succulents, such as cacti, require little care, making them well-suited for jar or bowl gardens and terrariums. They grow slowly and require little water. Jars provide an enclosed yet viewable growing environment for succulents, making them suitable for teaching children about planting and growing.
In this manner, are glass jars good for succulents?
Mason jars are a perfect planter for fun and quirky succulents. These drought-tolerant beauties come in so many varietals, gem-colors and sizes. Succulents are incredibly low maintenance and easy for practically anyone to care for (with a few exclusions).
In this way, how do you care for succulents in a mason jar?
Place rocks slowly at the bottom of the glass container or mason jar. Add soil mix on top of the rocks to drain excess water in the glass container or mason jar. Add sand soil on top of the rocks. The soils drain excess water from the container to prevent your succulent plants from dying.
Can you plant succulents in a tin can?
Fill the decorated tin can with potting mix and simply push the succulent leaves or cuttings into the soil. Finally water the garden well and allow the excess water to drain away. The succulents should now start to grow roots and develop more leaves over time.
