For the final touch, grab two succulent cuttings that are large enough to cover the Command Hooks at the sides. To begin, cut a 1/4 inch square from an old book. The plastic should be lined inside the square to prevent it becoming soggy. Attach the liners onto the planter with floral wire. Loop it around one of two wires, and then secure it in the interior. Fill the planter with well-draining dirt and add more plants. Once you have your succulents, cover it with the top dressing.

One succulent plant can be used in a single pot. Although you don't need it to be used every time you try to propagate plant cuttings from it, saliva is an easy way to get them to grow roots. Repotting the plant in separate containers is a good idea if you are going to be using a rooting tool. An unwell stressed plant will appear confused, disfigured, or distorted. It will compensate for the lack of sunlight. The donkey's tail is a plant that loves bright but indirect sunlight. If you plan to do the same, be sure to plant them with other plants that can provide water and adequate lighting.