This indoor window was one that we had no idea what to do with. One standing discussion with Matt, the other half of Tall Dork and Matching, was that we needed more texture and greenery in our living area. So this is what we came up with, we hope you enjoy!
Plant Hanger
Things you’ll need for the hanger:
- Copper pipe (any width)
- 2x pipe bracket (make sure it fits the width of your copper pipe)
- Measuring tape
- Pipe cutter
- 8x screws
- Electric drill
Have a question about this project?
I would replace those with fake plants they’re never going to grow it’s too dark and they’re not draining well they’re going to drown.. and the plants are at the top ..how come you didn’t make a couple a little longer so they fill up the whole space ? And maybe you don’t want my comments but you asked for them LOL
you could always place a wooden dowel inside the pipe which will give it a bit more stabilaty and keep the copper from bending and vary the size of the pots.
I agree that it’s not bright enough for the plants. I wonder if you could put some lighting across the top, like those stick-on lights? Or, if all else fails, fake plants. There are some very realistic looking ones nowadays. And they’re light enough to not bend the pipe in the middle. But great idea and I love, love macrame. But it looks too complicated for me.
If you could see how mine are growing in my new home you wouldn't say this. I got all low light plants and they are thriving. It's like a jungle my husband says. Lol pothos will grow like crazy in low light, Chinese evergreen, snake plant, as will many others.
I agree with all the previous comments, unfortunately. Valiant effort and it can be improved. I see there is a fixture behind the plants. You (if you would like successful plants there) either need to install a grow light bulb in the existing fixture, add a grow light fixture above, or replace the plants with low-light ones such as Mother-in-Law's Tongue.
You should have tried GooGone to remove the stickers.