Super EASY Plant Wall Mounting 🌿 Why + How To Mount Houseplants on Wood

[@natjoy22]

I am quickly becoming obsessed with mounting plants! Would you consider doing a care video? How to recognize when to water? Ways to water? Overall care tips and tricks? Thank you!

[@TheJungleHaven]

That's a great idea, yes of course - I'll add it to my list 💚

[@tristawagner8893]

@@TheJungleHaven Did you make a video on care and watering? Im not finding one but not sure if I missed it

[@josephannett3471]

@@TheJungleHaven Ooh ooh. I like the sound of this. Has the vid happened? Thanks to those who asked the question. I'm not having much luck with ferns atm.... which bugs me because I LOOOOVE ferns.

[@insunavox]

i don't know if anyone already suggested, but i discovered the turntables for cakes are such a handy things for plants to sit on :) , I've got my plants on them and it makes the rotation of them for 360degrees "sunbathe" so much easier! I imagine, it's can be handy for the wall mounting jobs too! =D

[@sherronhardin2127]

Love this idea

[@insunavox]

@@sherronhardin2127 thank you 😊. I found is also makes it easier for repotting, easier to put substrate at all angles without letting the plant out of your hand

[@abouttheplants]

Thank you for the great tutorial. We are renovating and my idea is to mount maybe three staghorn ferns on the dining room wall when we finish that room. I like the irony of mounting the plants like some people might mount their hunting trophies. Maybe I should get them little plaques with their Latin names!

[@Willamina-m6k]

That was amazing and beautiful. I am definitely going to hang mine on the wall. Who knew!?

[@reedebrown6006]

Great video! I’ve seen pictures of stag horn ferns mounted like this but always wondered how it actually worked. Might give it a go. A great excuse to buy yet another plant as I don’t have any ferns at the moment. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@cherylannturner3768]

It’s very addicting! So far I have three and would do more if I had the right conditions! I love them so much! I was fun watching you do yours.

[@nataliehale96]

I absolutely love ferns and I love the trio you chose

[@silvanaansaldof7846]

Absolutely loved this idea! It turned out beautiful and I really liked that you used different varieties of ferns 💚💚💚💚💚

[@pudik2008]

You did a great job at explaining it so clearly! Love it! In tropical Australia all the birds nest ferns and stag horn/Elk horn ferns grow naturally on trees! So you replicated that really well Claire! 💚🌿

[@ThePattiable]

I didn't know you could do this with ferns other than the staghorn...I gotta do this!

[@EmmaMorgan09]

Ah Claire thanks for this! I have a staghorn fern planted in compost that I bought in Dobbies last Christmas. I have lots of wood “slices” So want to try this!

[@mariahhull2619]

Looks great☺️ I’d like to try this with an oblong log type shape! I think it would also work really well to use cuttings that have been rooted in water/spag/perlite or whatever else, that way you don’t have to worry about messing with a tight root ball!

[@paulawilkinson6341]

Loved this Claire deffo goin give this ago x

[@laurarosario7750]

Thanks for posting. I’m trying this today🇬🇧😃

[@annewalker4354]

I just love your u tube clips. I’ve written lots of tips down to remind me. Thank you

[@hanstera_deliciosa]

Ooooooh an old video I haven’t watched!!

[@damian55552]

Enjoy how do that in Richmond indoors space by doing that thank you keep good work 🤠🍀

[@emmaklintberg2767]

Such a cool idea! I have never seen it like this but i love it! ❤

[@graceaxisa4213]

Great video Claire! I really loved it!

[@filipinohomegardeningetc.7065]

I love plants,thanks for sharing

[@michaletaylor7532]

Omg this reminds me of kokedama & this is an awesome way to do it differently!♡ I love it♡ I'm literally making a in house jungle & there's a lot of un finished wood, I actually was looking to see if I could find your recipe for the leaf care & got side tracked 😂❤ but I love it ♡❤

[@philipcoconete2049]

That's awesome 👌🏻 very well done 👏🏻

[@Plantcave]

When I mount epiphytic ferns and other epiphytes (not including bromeliads) I use sphagnum moss. But when I mount bromeliads I don’t use sphagnum moss because I don’t need to as they hold water in their cups, so I just stick the stolen into the bark, and tie it down and maybe add some moss to hide the wire.

[@GenXHeart]

Thank you Claire!

[@mikeymasters8459]

I have a birds nest fern and I plan on making this in the spring.

[@reetapeiris5454]

Very good ❤❤❤❤

[@imnatg]

Can you please make a video how to take care of staghorn fern 😊and how to help him grow

[@EmmaMorgan09]

I think I Will place my wood plinth on a lazy Susan so I can spin it while winding the fishing line. 👍🏻😉

[@gvm1964]

I absolutely love this!❤❤❤

[@123astbury]

Great information as always.

[@ajs6264]

This is such a cool idea. Do you find that there’s a lot of dripping or water leakage onto the wall after you’ve watered them?

[@plt1969]

Take them off the wall and water them in a bathtub or sink, when they are done draining rehang them

[@sherronhardin2127]

Thank you for posting this. Love it!! I have the alligator plant. I’ve had it for about three years. Mine doesn’t seem to grow. ? Yours is beautiful. I’m hoping to try this as another way to hang plants on my porch. I have posts I’m going to connect some barge ones with a round loop where I can sit them in the loop. Thought your design would be beautiful above. How do you water this on the board? Spray?

[@jennycao972]

Love this and am looking to do this myself! Do you have any splitting or moisture/rot issues when using untreated wood?

[@acools07]

Are there any tips to protect your wall from moisture? Mine will be in my home.

[@heatherstephens9295]

Brilliant ❤❤

[@Jessica-gt8id]

Hey what types of plants can be used other than the Staghorn Fern?

[@imranabrar1906]

Doest it need water daily or it survieves without any water ? And is it outdoor ?

[@meganpahl3612]

Hello! Long time no chat:) I have a VERY important question for you regarding mounting staghorns. I have one that is in a pot and very established. This means there are multiple basal fronds and they all point in DIFFERENT directions. I know that these will eventually die if they are hung 'upside-down' meaning that their new growth is inferior when mounted and not used as the 'top' I do want to mount this fern as one [piece and not separate them all to make sure they all are pointed correctly. I also do NOT want to use an s-shape hook and hang it. I want to mount it in its entirety. Is there a way of telling where the actual main plant is or a way to make sure all new growth is ion top when done?

[@laslunas2561]

The dawg 😂❤

[@meganpahl3612]

Claire you have got to help me! I mounted two beautiful staghorn ferns onto slices of walnut wood just like everyone else and the next day,, BOTH pieces of wood had split through the middle. It looks like someone cut a slice of pizza out of them! Why is this and do I have to completely remove and remount?

[@jopem100]

Hi Claire, another great video. I was wondering if i send u a photo of a cutting I have in water to ur insta could u tell me if it has enough roots to put into soil please xxx

[@jopem100]

Hi Claire, beautiful plants m, great video. I have msg’d u on insta but I don’t think u have seen my msg. I’ve watched loads of ur video’s I have a top cutting of a monstera albo in water atm & wanted to ask u how much roots do I need before I put into soil? X

[@thatonedog819]

... How do you water that

[@Oberon44]

I’ve seen people dip the whole thing in water.

[@shirlyleshemlior3775]

❤

[@tokmemmoyong8336]

🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@YuriyKhovansky]

Woodglut plans are awesome!