Concrete, Wooden Dowels, Water And A Bucket Are All You Need.for Mo.

Mix the concrete with a drill and a mixing accessory or by hand until the consistency is like good pudding. Learn how to create your own cement plant stand. Follow along for all the details… the supply list is very small and inexpensive for this project.

I Started The Project Out By Preparing The 3 Sections Of Wooden Rod.

1 bag concrete mix (i got ours at home depot for just over $2) 1 dowel (ours was 7/8″, also at home depot for just over $3) measuring tape & pencil. Information on materials and supplies can be found at: 1 bucket (i wanted a smaller plant stand, so we used a 2 gallon bucket) saw.

Web Here’s What You’ll Need:

Web so i decided to create my own diy concrete plant stand, and i love how it turned out. Web a plant stand can be used to display indoor plants or as an accent piece in an outdoor space. They can blend with their surroundings or stand out as a unique piece of furniture themselves.

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You don’t need a miter saw to cut the dowel, but it sure makes the job easier! Web simple and modern, this diy concrete plant stand is the perfect showcase for your plants. Pour a little bit of water into your mixing bucket first, and then add your concrete mix.

The Next Step In This Diy Project Is To Mix Up The Cement.

Since i had had issues with cracks in the concrete due to the wood soaking up water i decided to put clear packing tape around one end of each rod to protect it from the water.