Stack empty tuna cans and add 3 dollar store finds, and the stunning result looks professionally made

Transform empty tuna cans into a chic and compact succulent wall planter with just a few additional items from the dollar store. This DIY project is perfect for adding a touch of greenery to small spaces and offers an affordable way to create a stylish, custom piece of wall art that looks professionally made.

Hang this succulent wall planter in a well-lit kitchen, living room, or office space to add a fresh, natural element to your decor. Choose succulents with contrasting colors and textures to create visual interest. Pair the metallic sheen of the tuna cans with other metallic or industrial elements in the room for a cohesive, modern look.

4 empty and clean silver tuna cans

Thoroughly clean and dry the tuna cans to ensure no residue remains.

If desired, spray paint the outside of the cans with metallic paint for a uniform look. Allow them to dry completely.

Using the hot glue gun, glue the tuna cans together in a vertical stack. Apply glue generously between each can to ensure a strong bond.

Arrange the artificial succulents within each can, trimming the stems if necessary to fit snugly inside.

Attach a strip of double-sided mounting tape to the back of the top and bottom can to secure the stack to the wall.

Choose a location on the wall and press the planter firmly against it, ensuring it is level.

For a more personalized touch, consider using real succulents instead of artificial ones. Ensure the cans have proper drainage by drilling small holes in the bottom and using a small amount of soil. Alternatively, paint the cans in different colors to match the theme of the room, or add decorative elements like washi tape or stickers to the exterior of the cans for added flair.