I would buy two plastic pots that nest inside of each other, as molds.
I would spray cooking oil on them as a mold release.
I would mix up a small thin batch of the concrete mix (like Quickcrete) in a 5 gallon bucket, pour a small amount in the big plastic pot and then put the smaller pot in the big one & weight it down with bricks, letting the concrete squish up the sides.
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Do you mean concrete flower pots?
I would buy two plastic pots that nest inside of each other, as molds.
I would spray cooking oil on them as a mold release.
I would mix up a small thin batch of the concrete mix (like Quickcrete) in a 5 gallon bucket, pour a small amount in the big plastic pot and then put the smaller pot in the big one & weight it down with bricks, letting the concrete squish up the sides.
Here are 3 ideas on hometalk:
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/outdoor/garden/easy-diy-concrete-planter-8939467. https://www.hometalk.com/diy/grow/succulents/diy-concrete-planter-30828739. https://www.hometalk.com/diy/build/planters/concrete-pots-in-15-minutes-18036286
Easy DIY Concrete Planter
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How to Make Concrete Pots in 15 Minutes
Do you want to put a cement pot on cement?
Hello Tammy,
Buy a bag of Postcrete and add water.