Glue pot to saucer. I used a penny to keep it from being flush and preventing drainage.
Then glue pot to wall. I used Roberts 7200 mastic in tube.
Use chair or 2x2 or whatever to hold to wall. If the pot keeps slipping make tape loop between pot and weight.

Mark, what gets to be planted in there?

Nice little cacti and succulent bed underneath it too.

i am going to put 3 more up as i have time and then try to grow cold hardy cactus in them. ( not opuntia )

thanks Tee

That is a nice idea Mark however, I have learned not to put any tray underneath my succulents outdoors, any water pooling underneath will not hasten drainage. Is that side of the house with a protected top, if it is then that could indeed work!

Very cool idea!

The tray is only to hold the pot away from the wall so i could glue it more upright.
Thats a good point though, I guess i will hit the saucer with a drill before i plant it.

I use this hanger for my pots with a lip, mostly for my orchids on a wooden pole. It can also be affixed on masonry & holds really well.

!!! what is it called i have never seen one

This is called hang-a-pot.

Initially got my set during a plant and garden showcase demo booth. They also have an online site: http://www.hangapot.com

wow thats clever. Thanks

For the ultra handy, I've also seen these made from a piece of lumber - very tricky!

i would not of thought of that but yha draw the outline on a 2 x something or 3/4 or better plywood and cut w/ jigsaw, bobs your uncle good call blue

paint first!!! that is before using