Planting your Living Walls

Standard nursery plants (2.5″ to 4.5″ roots)fit through the flexible homes.
Stand the living wall planter on a table because you will be planting from the top.
STEP 1:
Wet the root balls of the plants, squeeze them and slide them through the bottom row of holes. Add potting mix.

STEP 2:
Repeat the same process until you have finished planting the holes. Plant one layer at a time, like lasagna!

STEP 3:
Tuck in the edge plants along the top. Be sure to leave about 3/4″ space between the top of the potting mix and the top edge of the planter. Hang with the enclosed hangers.

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- Plant Trials and Planter Features
- Preparation and Plant Choices
- Planting
- Watering and Keeping the Plants from Falling Out
- Hanging and Fertilizing
- Hanging the Planters in Groups Increases Visual Impact
- Popular Hanging Patterns
- Design Ideas
- Easy Planting Recipes