How to Create a Succulent Pumpkin Centerpiece
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This centerpiece is so easy to make and the results are so impressive! Plus, it will last for months!
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Learn how to make this beautiful centerpiece.
You need:
Cover the top of the pumpkin with moss. Use spray adhesive to secure the moss. Try not to get it on your fingers like I did! ;)
Using succulents of different sizes, colors and shapes will give you the most visually attractive results. For larger succulents that have been planted remove any dirt and fully expose the root system. If you're using succulent cuttings you don't need any prep, they are 100% ready to go!
It seems cruel but I promise it doesn't hurt the plant! In fact, they will root into the moss and continue to grow! Amazing right? Just glue the stem of the plant to the moss. Make sure the succulents are secure.
Before you start gluing like crazy pick a focal point plant that’s larger than the other succulents and place that prominently then you can fill in the cuttings around it.
I added dried flowers to my centerpiece for added texture and color. You could also use seedpods or pinecones. This step is totally optional, but I think it makes for a nice touch!
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