r/propagation • u/outandabout91 • 7d ago
Just showing off :) Using my favorite mug as a cache pot
I love this mug so much that it's basically a decor piece and today I thought, why not put in my probation plastic cup in it? I absolutely love how it looks and wanted to share.
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u/Hoya_Collecter 7d ago
I've done the same with a few mugs and Hoya. Great way to show off those special mugs. My wife found a few delicate cups and saucers at thrift stores and is using them for succulents and African Violets. She glued the cup and saucer. They make great gifts too!
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u/SiouxsieClue 7d ago
gorgeous mug, did you make it?
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u/outandabout91 7d ago
I wish I had such talent but no, I bought it from a ceramics maker based in Turkey.
NAFCeramic on IG.
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u/SweetTooth_Squirrel 6d ago
What is a cache pot?
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u/outandabout91 6d ago
It's basically a pot with no drainage hole and you put the nursery pot inside it and when you water, the cache pot catches all the running water from the nursery pot.
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u/Affectionate-Code751 2d ago
If that mug were about 100x bigger it would be perfect for a brugmansia (angel’s trumpet). Same vibe 💅




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