Great idea and you are a great architect, too. It’s good to know that the thickness holds up the weight. I put timers on all of water pumps because they often malfunctioned and cooked my plants.
@SerpaDesign Hi Tanner 👋 I've also been working with sphagnum moss in my projects. I recently was surprised to learn that sphagnum Moss might carry sporotrichosis fungus. The article I read recommends gloves and long sleeves. Have you heard of this?
Because he shows us all the positive and negatives, success and failures it makes every video informative and allows you to use the knowledge for other projects.
after watching channels like yours for a year or so i was able to gather enough inspo to make my own living wall with a few types of Monsteras. Its 4ft wide by 5 ft tall made from reclaimed curved acrylic and i made the interior support system form from expanding foam and cholla wood. Its about 6 or 7 months old now and really thriving so thank you for your channel to help me make my own home more beautiful and full of life. Its quite a conversation piece too!
i am going to try this! i was gifted a drawing of a bear in a cave under a waterfall and never had it framed because i thought that was just too plain. i was inspired by your channel a while back and wanted to attempt to make a frame for it that was also a planter but had no idea where to start; but i do now! this will work perfectly if i just make the back out of glass and construct everything around the art! thanks Serpa
I love that idea! You should check out his golden play button paludarium video if you haven't already. He does something similar to that, making an insert for the play button behind a paludarium. Might give you some ideas?
I've noticed that your finger looks great. And you're using it again. I'm glad you're back to normal! I love it when you make these living wall builds!
I recently got into your videos and am feeling SO inspired. After doing a lot of research I've finally gathered all the materials to transform my corn snake enclosure to bioactive. :)
I've been wanting to create something like this for my space for ages, and I think this might finally be my call to actually do it! Thank you for the simple and easy explanation on how to build it!
I just made this about six months ago. 48 x 72. I layered it with a stainless steel sheet as a backing, pool liner siliconed down, two plastic pvc sheets, and recycled felt as a medium. Added a gutter system as draining. I then added a drip system (tube, drip emmiters) and lasted a closed loop system for watering. I have over 60 plants in it and am still adding. When I created, there wasn't any information on creating, but inspiration of final product. I wish I had recorded the process to help others like you did. You rock! I may make some smaller ones for my bedroom using your technique.
I have some orchids I want to grow as they would in their native jungles. They need a vertical surface that will let their roots attach and I've been puzzling over a setup for more than a year now. This video gave me some tremendous ideas on how to provide what they need without having to wet the growing surface by hand daily and making a GBM (Great Big Mess). Thanks so much for sharing your creativity and know-how.
I have become obsessed with living walls and have even been able to incorporate them into my Vivariums, one with just a misting system and another that has a built in drip system on a timer. Definitely need to play around with a wicking system next though. Thankyou for all of your inspiring content over the years, it has helped me more than you know.
Amazing - this video came out the day I was planning to go out to get some plants for my living wall 2.0, and was full of some very helpful ideas. We can only get 10-packs of these sheets up here in Ontario so I have plenty to build a very large version soon!
I could see myself making one of these. It's a cool way to add more plants to your home, if all your windowsills and other surfaces are already full of planters and terrariums.
That’s a very interesting project, and it might also be one that could work in commercial spaces like cafes or office foyers: low cost, low maintenance but big impact.
I've always enjoyed your build videos, you explain everything in such an easy to understand way, even when you make mistakes or things just don't work out. ❤ I love this idea, it looks awesome. I'd love to see updates on it as the plants settle in
There is something so calming about your voice and videos, Tanner. I always learn stuff and can feel myself just relaxing as I watch, so thank you VERY much. Also, yet another EXCELLENT build, as always! 👏🏻🍀🌿💧
This is gorgeous, made me think this would look amazing as a backdrop of a small rimless tank. But I'd try to hide the living wall case, so it looks the plants are just exploding out of the back of the tank.
thank you for this video. you gave me the idea to make this for my dad for his bday or fathers day. he got my into reptiles and hes been asking me plants for his gecko tank. now its time to get his obsessed with plants like me. the only difference is im going to add a light somehow cuz he thinks his philodendron doesnt grow lol. when i finish id love to show the results
Excellent idea Excellent turn out I'm loving it, you should definitely have more projects like this in the future, maybe a bit more elaborate next time I really enjoyed the process 💯👍💚
I’m so behind on my subscription page and I always watch from oldest to newest but when I saw this I had to watch immediately! Gorgeous and very approachable, I really want to try it. If I can find that pvc board maybe I could make a smaller version out of another material? Like would a plastic storage bin work? (A bit like your desktop one)
I love every video you make. But it wasn’t easy to make a comment from my phone. An add for a game was in the way for me to see where I should press to write and it took a lot of trial before I could press and write comment, and not just download said game. But very nice to see another of your videos. I’ve got an upcoming aquarium build, so I’ll use some of your videos as an inspiration 😍
Liking and commenting to let UA-cam know this guy is alright (can't subscribe more than once tho) 😛 actually more than alright, you're fantastic and the content you create is absolutely top-notch! Loved this and might try this out here in Finland:)
The other benefit of veneer is how light weight it is; the way you designed the frame/box ensures that the set up can be hung on a wall without too much concern. So clever!
This is a lovely piece! I am very curious how you're going to fertilize the plants down the line. Are you thinking hydroponic style liquid nutrients, root tabs, or something else entirely?
This guy is alright 🤣🤣😂 I do love his stuff but I love the animal ones BEST OF ALL❤.. funny enough though THIS IS THE ONE I WILL BE MAKING 😂😂😂😂😂 ACTUALLY I HAVE TO MAKE 3😂😂😂😂😂😂OK BYE BYE cause im off to perwinnies nursery to buy some plunts❤❤❤❤❤
I had a lot of fun with this one and am excited to share it will all of you! I you enjoy the video and have a great weekend SerpaSquad!
Can you pleaseee make a natural ecosystem aquarium for *pike killifish?* plss
Great idea and you are a great architect, too. It’s good to know that the thickness holds up the weight.
I put timers on all of water pumps because they often malfunctioned and cooked my plants.
This was quite the project. I love the final outcome.
I enjoyed it as well 🪴👌💚
@SerpaDesign Hi Tanner 👋 I've also been working with sphagnum moss in my projects. I recently was surprised to learn that sphagnum Moss might carry sporotrichosis fungus. The article I read recommends gloves and long sleeves. Have you heard of this?
I would love a six month update; I'm curious to see how you deal with the plants growing. Do their planting pockets have room for more roots?
I don’t think Tanner ever makes a bad video.
Because he shows us all the positive and negatives, success and failures it makes every video informative and allows you to use the knowledge for other projects.
He don’t
after watching channels like yours for a year or so i was able to gather enough inspo to make my own living wall with a few types of Monsteras. Its 4ft wide by 5 ft tall made from reclaimed curved acrylic and i made the interior support system form from expanding foam and cholla wood. Its about 6 or 7 months old now and really thriving so thank you for your channel to help me make my own home more beautiful and full of life. Its quite a conversation piece too!
I want to see!
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If you decide to share a pic, I'd love to see it as well.
I've been wanting to make one of these. This video might convince my parents to let me build one!
You got this!
Wake up this morning from a pretty bad nightmare to see this video had been uploaded. Tanner never misses. Seriously a comfort channel 🫶
Tanner does not miss. So much thought, love, and creativity go into everything he makes. These feel like gifts to us
Tanners just a chill guy.
Your tip for cutting corners 1st is so helpful - I can use this technique in so many different projects. Thanks
I do ceilings for work, and we were installing those tiles I took the off cuts home for projects just like this!
i am going to try this! i was gifted a drawing of a bear in a cave under a waterfall and never had it framed because i thought that was just too plain. i was inspired by your channel a while back and wanted to attempt to make a frame for it that was also a planter but had no idea where to start; but i do now! this will work perfectly if i just make the back out of glass and construct everything around the art! thanks Serpa
I love that idea! You should check out his golden play button paludarium video if you haven't already. He does something similar to that, making an insert for the play button behind a paludarium. Might give you some ideas?
I've noticed that your finger looks great. And you're using it again. I'm glad you're back to normal!
I love it when you make these living wall builds!
Какая прекрасная и живописная живая стена наполненная прекрасными растениями и сделанная с любовью к своему делу.
This looks awesome! I'd be interested to see how it evolves over time, if you'd care to share in a few months.
I recently got into your videos and am feeling SO inspired. After doing a lot of research I've finally gathered all the materials to transform my corn snake enclosure to bioactive. :)
I love CAD (cardboard aided design)
Omg I've been wanting to make one for ages, and finally decided to start yesterday! This video couldnt have come at a better time!!
I've been wanting to create something like this for my space for ages, and I think this might finally be my call to actually do it! Thank you for the simple and easy explanation on how to build it!
I just made this about six months ago. 48 x 72. I layered it with a stainless steel sheet as a backing, pool liner siliconed down, two plastic pvc sheets, and recycled felt as a medium. Added a gutter system as draining. I then added a drip system (tube, drip emmiters) and lasted a closed loop system for watering. I have over 60 plants in it and am still adding.
When I created, there wasn't any information on creating, but inspiration of final product. I wish I had recorded the process to help others like you did. You rock! I may make some smaller ones for my bedroom using your technique.
I have some orchids I want to grow as they would in their native jungles. They need a vertical surface that will let their roots attach and I've been puzzling over a setup for more than a year now. This video gave me some tremendous ideas on how to provide what they need without having to wet the growing surface by hand daily and making a GBM (Great Big Mess).
Thanks so much for sharing your creativity and know-how.
this comment is for engagement!! love what you do and more people need to see it!
Really beautiful. I like the different shades of green.
I have become obsessed with living walls and have even been able to incorporate them into my Vivariums, one with just a misting system and another that has a built in drip system on a timer. Definitely need to play around with a wicking system next though. Thankyou for all of your inspiring content over the years, it has helped me more than you know.
ok this is something ive wanted for years! finally someone that post a video thats well explained and easy to follow!
I love waking up and watching your vids in bed
i love your content and am soooo glad i live in the same lifetime as you.
Looks gorgeous against that wall color!
Amazing build, as always Tanner!
Your videos are always welcome - just a joy to watch.
It turned out amazing!! Also please bring back tiny Tanner!!
I really like this one! It's a bit different but still within the same genre very cool.
Always awaiting your uploads!
Beautiful plant wall. 🪴🌿🪴
This is a really cool design. Thanks for doing the trial and error for us.
It is always worth the watch... beautiful
Thanks serpa this is a really neat design. It’s the little details like this that really beautifully shape your home😅 thanks for sharing this
this is great!
Amazing - this video came out the day I was planning to go out to get some plants for my living wall 2.0, and was full of some very helpful ideas. We can only get 10-packs of these sheets up here in Ontario so I have plenty to build a very large version soon!
Enjoy your vlogs. Thank you.
Loving the unique builds and great explanations!
I could see myself making one of these. It's a cool way to add more plants to your home, if all your windowsills and other surfaces are already full of planters and terrariums.
thanks Tanner! really nice🌱🪴
One of my favorite notifications!
This came out great! We're about to move and I just might have to make a couple of these to frame my PC desk.
The perfect combination of DIY and gardening! I just love this channel! 😍
Ooh love these and always wondered how they work cheers
This would be great in my kitchen full of herbs if I had more natural light. I've always wanted to make one of these
Maybe you could add a few clip-on lights to help your plants?
Always love your work!
can confirm: this guy is alright! 🐢🌱🌻
Awesome build!
That’s a very interesting project, and it might also be one that could work in commercial spaces like cafes or office foyers: low cost, low maintenance but big impact.
Beautiful! Wow! 😊
Nice vid serpa, keep up the good work!
Great project as always!
“This guys alright” lol yes UA-cam this guy is more than alright. 👍🏻 ❤🙏🏻
Really nice project!
Thank you for this inspirational video, definitely going to try making one!
Awesome as always. Thank you.
Very cool project!
I've always enjoyed your build videos, you explain everything in such an easy to understand way, even when you make mistakes or things just don't work out. ❤
I love this idea, it looks awesome. I'd love to see updates on it as the plants settle in
I have taken so much inspiration from you, thank you😊
11:19 omg same sometimes I tell my husband I'm not buy plants I'm rescuing them lol
There is something so calming about your voice and videos, Tanner. I always learn stuff and can feel myself just relaxing as I watch, so thank you VERY much.
Also, yet another EXCELLENT build, as always! 👏🏻🍀🌿💧
Great idea ❤😊
This is gorgeous, made me think this would look amazing as a backdrop of a small rimless tank. But I'd try to hide the living wall case, so it looks the plants are just exploding out of the back of the tank.
❤ I want to try this project.
thank you for this video. you gave me the idea to make this for my dad for his bday or fathers day. he got my into reptiles and hes been asking me plants for his gecko tank. now its time to get his obsessed with plants like me. the only difference is im going to add a light somehow cuz he thinks his philodendron doesnt grow lol. when i finish id love to show the results
I regret watching this after payday lol I want to build one now!
Excellent!
Great video!
Love your videos man! Please make a video of how you clean animal enclosures! 🙌🏻
Very cool
WOW AMAZING
I think I may be going to look for ceiling tiles
ITS BUTIFUL
SO COOL
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Tanner is the goat
Amazing
Love it❤
Love it
Awesome sauce
I have never, ever, in my entire life seen a fitonnia with such huge leaves.
Excellent idea Excellent turn out I'm loving it, you should definitely have more projects like this in the future, maybe a bit more elaborate next time I really enjoyed the process 💯👍💚
My house in Animal Crossing has some of these 🎉
I’m so behind on my subscription page and I always watch from oldest to newest but when I saw this I had to watch immediately! Gorgeous and very approachable, I really want to try it. If I can find that pvc board maybe I could make a smaller version out of another material? Like would a plastic storage bin work? (A bit like your desktop one)
I love every video you make. But it wasn’t easy to make a comment from my phone. An add for a game was in the way for me to see where I should press to write and it took a lot of trial before I could press and write comment, and not just download said game. But very nice to see another of your videos. I’ve got an upcoming aquarium build, so I’ll use some of your videos as an inspiration 😍
Liking and commenting to let UA-cam know this guy is alright (can't subscribe more than once tho) 😛 actually more than alright, you're fantastic and the content you create is absolutely top-notch! Loved this and might try this out here in Finland:)
Hey you tube this guy is more than alright
How do you feed the plants? A water supplement? Just curious. Looks really nice!
left hear enjoyed this video more than my right
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I want to build this so bad!
The other benefit of veneer is how light weight it is; the way you designed the frame/box ensures that the set up can be hung on a wall without too much concern. So clever!
gigity gigity guuuu thats so cool
Nice
could you make a bioactive leopardgecko setup? I think many people would like to see that because of how popular leopardgeckos are. :)
Btw cool video!
This is a lovely piece! I am very curious how you're going to fertilize the plants down the line. Are you thinking hydroponic style liquid nutrients, root tabs, or something else entirely?
It could use a small water level indicator, that way you can just glance at it to see if the reservoir needs more water.
This guy is alright 🤣🤣😂 I do love his stuff but I love the animal ones BEST OF ALL❤.. funny enough though THIS IS THE ONE I WILL BE MAKING 😂😂😂😂😂 ACTUALLY I HAVE TO MAKE 3😂😂😂😂😂😂OK BYE BYE cause im off to perwinnies nursery to buy some plunts❤❤❤❤❤
Please do something with an ibc container! Add glass!