I’ve never seen succulents like this before, just orchids, bromeliads etc. looks great!

Ooooo....so earthy! Love it!

Very cool indeed! Thank you for the project tips and keep up the good work!

Thank you for sharing this tip with the twine ....l never liked the fishing line ...... But you have convinced there is no other way for me now...... and Twine not!!?!.... Great video, really liked and subscribed.

Very cool. Looks easy.

Thanks so much this is a great demo!

These different types of wood are beautiful looking! Definetly finding this useful since I'll be trying to make these next wednesday

This is so amazing!!!! Can’t wait to try it :-)

This is so cool! I’m going to make these! Thanks for showing me how!

Really cool project* I live at the beach and can get driftwood any time so I will be doing this project*

Very cool!

Amazing!

VERY NICE WORK! KEEP GOING

Que bello, felicitaciones y saludos especiales desde Villa Nueva, Guatemala

I love this idea, thanks so much for this video so smart and loveley.

Moça, você arrasa!!! Me inscrevi no canal. Que Deus continue abençoando o trabalho das suas mãos. Obrigada.

That’s cute

I like 😊

Terima kasih. Sangat bermamfaat bagi saya. Hormat saya dari Sibolga, Sumatera Utara, Indonesia.

Where do you find the drift wood? Love this display

Could u use other types of moss?

precioso pero las suculentas pueden vivir en un tronco porque no son epifitas es una curiosidad

Why don't you drill some holes on it so the succulent plant roots can dig in deep to the wood? The whole would be more sturdy and less messy But i also like the strings tied on it, looks like vines, the whole picture looks more rugged and natural

Didn’t this real wood with moisture attract termite ?