Hanging plants

[fshelton2002]

Can I see some pictures of how you guys hang plants in your screened enclosures? Any advice is appreciated, thank you

 

[nightanole]

Dont have any pics, but i diy it

Get a "small" plastic pop bottle, remove the top, might want to put a pin hole in the bottom if you have good drainage.

Then just get some neodium magnets, and put one-two in the pop bottle and a matching set on the outside.

You can also do this with a tack on the inside and a snap on the outside.

 

[MissSkittles]

https://dragonstrand.com/dragon-ledges/
Is still a work in progress, but this shows how they work. Can’t be seen, but I’ve also got a plant attached to the intersection of some of the larger branches. Love my Dragon Ledges!

 

[SteveH]

Lay a dowl rod across the top of the enclosure from frame to frame and loop floral wire through the screen and over the rod making a loop inside the enclosure. The weight of the plant is on the frame and not the screen.

 

[Flick boy]

Can I see some pictures of how you guys hang plants in your screened enclosures? Any advice is appreciated, thank you

Hi and welcome to the forum, some people attach trelis to the screen and hang plants on them

 

[Lt.WorfReportingForDuty]

I like putting plants in mini-buckets and using clamp-hooks to hang on the sides of the cage. I also use a larger plastic pot zip-type technique which doesn’t work quite as well and is harder to clean.

 

[Multivitamins]

I used the great stuff foam to make a back wall and dragon strand ledges on the sides

 

[MissSkittles]

I used the great stuff foam to make a back wall and dragon strand ledges on the sides View attachment 338893

Wow! That looks amazing! Jealous of all that manzanita too.

 

[SteveH]

Wow! That looks amazing! Jealous of all that manzanita too.

Ikr, that manzanita grows wild out west but So pricey here.

 

[SteveH]

Ikr, that manzanita grows wild out west but So pricey here.

I ordered some a few years ago

 

[Gloriawood]

I use zip ties! Here is a video on YouTube that shows how to do it.

 

[Multivitamins]

Wow! That looks amazing! Jealous of all that manzanita too.

Thank you! I definitely am inclined to do another custom build in the future this one has been holding up pretty well 3 years strong and a cross town move.

The local reptile and fish stores in San Diego definitely made it easy to use all real wood. The color has faded but integrity still maintained.

I am torn between a tamura design enclosure or to build out another cage in the future. Just wish I had a larger footprint like 4*4*3 to accommodate the area lost to the expanding foam on the back wall. But I'm not ambitious enough to build out a custom frame and too broke to buy the tamura.

 

[suprdude]