Air Plant Wine Bottle Cork Magnets

by GreenThumbWhiteApron.com

Here's a clever way to upcycle those wine corks! I’ve been totally infatuated with air plants lately. I mean, what’s not to love about something that needs virtually no care at all? Moisture and nutrients are gathered from the air.

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This craft project couldn’t be easier and all you need is four items:

1. A wine bottle cork — maybe a cork from that special occasion that you want to remember.

2. A fast-drying non-toxic glue.

3. A magnet — Available at office supply stores. Also consider magnetic tape which can be easily cut to any desired length. By the way, you don’t have to use a magnet but doing so allows you to easily attach to the fridge or medicine cabinet.

4. An air plant — there are lots of sources online for mail order and if you’re in the southern US, you probably have some on a nearby tree you can pluck.

Attach the magnet to the cork using glue and allow to dry completely. Using a tiny bit of glue, attach the air plant to the cork. That’s it! {You'll need to spritz it with water once a week to keep it happy!}

Tillandsia is a genus of plants that includes such things as Spanish and Ball mosses. Their roots are only used as an anchor as they are not parasitic. Pretty cool, huh?

I have a couple of air plants attached to driftwood and they live in the shower. Every now and then, they get a spritz of water but I think they’re happy with the humidity as they are thriving beautifully.

So, start saving those corks and upcycle them into something clever like these Air Plant Wine Bottle Cork Magnets today! For more information and other craft, garden, and recipe ideas, stop be Green Thumb White Apron and say hi!

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Linda Torrence on Apr 22, 2016
Don't you have to cut out the cork for the plant. Also any ideas for hanging these on the wall?

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Lily on Sep 25, 2018

Where can I purchase Air plant?

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Pam LoCoco on Feb 24, 2020

Can the glue used in a glue gun work? I've not heard anything about it being toxic.

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LaDonna Galloway on Jan 07, 2020

Absolutely! I want a nice little bunch family of them❤

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Ann on Feb 25, 2021

Very clever idea ! I will have to try this!

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