Thank you, and good morning!
Whenever I'm making the hypertufa pots,... I like to have completely unorganized childlike fun with the leftovers, and rapidly form the 'Cow patties' pots as I call them!
Schploop! Done!
Actually they look really terrestrial when planted, and I pack only sphagmum moss (not peat moss) tightly aroung the roots of the bromeliads or succulents I plant in them. Then I like to spin a little bit of living air plant, Spanish Moss around the base to give it a birds nest effect. (I grew the most incredible and fast multipying Haworthias for years in a 1" only layer of tightly packed sphagmun and no soil in an abalone shell for years, and just fed it once in a blue moon with liquid fertilizer)
Hypertufa. You can do it!
This picture is all about the central pot with the dangle on it and the plant in it. That is a really cool Tillandsia that that lives in some of the trees here, and this one fell from one in my back yard a couple of years ago. They look so cool in a pot.
