Marque Cornblatt of Gomi Style crafted these sweet miniature gardens in Altoids tins. Marque used tiny succulent cuttings and small herbs in organic potting soil, and suggests misting them a few times a day. My favorite is the little garden he made for Buddha:
There are tons of cool project ideas that involve Altoids tins, and this is a great twist.
Posted by Goli Mohammadi |
Aug 26, 2009 11:00 AM
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it's cute, but DO NOT MIST SUCCULENTS! Are you crazy? They will rot and die. give them maybe a few droplets of water once a week.
Herbs probably will want misting.
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What plants specifically are pictured? I would love to see a slightly detailed tutorial and have these on my own desk
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Where did you get that amazing buddha???
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