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For the Forgetful Gardener!

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I have always been a forgetful gardener because of my bad habit lots of my plants have withered away. So, the "Rocky Cactus" is the brilliant DIY "for the forgetful gardeners" like me. Rocky Cactus  To get started, you'll need;  1. Rocks  2. Green Paint (preferably Acrylic)  3. White Paint  4. Flower Pot  5. Sand Start by cleaning up the rocks Paint it green Make "spiny stems" with white color to give 'cacti look' After it dries up, place it in the flower pot and V-O-I-L-A your "Rocky Cactus" is ready to ROCK! P.S. this DIY is inspired from Pinterest. ----------------------------------------- If you liked this post, then you probably also like-> I'm stoned. Rock on! Gee and The Chocolate Factory
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How to organize a Bachelorette Party?

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