I was dying and didn't know it was like this: An upside-down hanging plant makes your home beautiful and sophisticated!

And today I'm going to teach you a secret that the wealthy are doing at home—and paying a fortune for it And you'll learn how to do it for free without spending a penny The first thing you'll do is thread these cords through the holes in the vase We're using a small pot here—no need for it to be large Preferably use plastic strings Okay And now what are we going to do We're going to make a hole in the bottom of the pot I'll use a soldering iron here If you already like this kind of topic hit the like button and share it with as many people as possible Possible for people and if you landed here by parachute subscribe and turn on the bell so you don't miss any tips On the side here where the top of the pot would be we'll also make some holes that go all the way through from one side to the other Okay Hey everyone looking at the channel's metrics here I noticed that less than 80% of the people who The videos here on the Cantinho de Casa channel are subscribed so subscribe here on the channel If you're new here leave a comment below I just jumped in from a parachute and subscribe to this channel right here I'll comment respond to your comment here and also thank you—welcome very warmly We'll use these holes shortly The first thing we're going to do is put soil here at the bottom of the pot You can place here any substrate you have at home that is the soil tha If you have some soil at home it can be garden soil Here I'll use a snake plant but you can use any hanging plant you have at your place Which plant would you like to see this idea with here Suddenly I'll make another version using a different plant of your choice so which one What plant would you like me to remake this idea for you again Now we'll hold this part of the roots here and gradually place the branches into this position Just make sure we wrap it tightly because that’ll make all the difference in the final result And it’s quick see Now what are we going to do next We'll set them in place and everyone add a bit of substrate too—just tidy this area up a little Even if it doesn’t have roots yet it’s no problem—because it will take root So we'll add a small amount of substrate here at the bottom and comment on this For me where are you watching from because I'd love to know—truly I'd love to Meeting you is the only way we have of knowing just how far we've come as shown in the videos on Quentin de Casa's channel So it doesn’t need to be that much land as you can see right I'll just adjust this a bit then we'll lay down some drainage material at the bottom That's the top for now but in reality it will become the bottom I'll use this blanket here this fabric here but you can use a bedim blanket or a coffee filter okay The idea is just that you can close it remember those holes we made at the top of the pot Now we're going to pierce these skewers through— just keep going until you reach the other side okay This part takes just a bit of effort but it goes quickly and doesn't require much work at all And it will make all the difference to the finishing of the system we're building right here now Just tilt the stick down a bit and it'll slide in much easier—see We're going to place him in a cross shape—there I've made a cross—and now I'm going to put one in the middle of it see So here we'll finish passing through all these sticks The ideal is to push through four or five sticks there—no problem at all I'm using this base here but you don't need to—just rotate your vase Now we turn it around and we can hang it up right away see Perfect Everyone who leaves a like and a comment on this video lives in my heart I've contributed significantly to keeping our work going here on the Cantinho de Casa channel And here's how it turns out folks the system I'll use this little piece of PET bottle just to make things easier Now we're going to water—this first watering is the most important of all So you can water it generously and our system will work just like that Isn't that wonderful After two months it'll look beautiful folks and it'll keep growing and hanging down