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CHECK ON YOUR PLANTS REGULARLY | Throughout winter, it's important to give your plants regular checkups every week. This allows you to look out for signs of disease and pests. You may not find some of the most dangerous bugs in the world on your plant, but mealybugs and spider mites are common pests that can attack your plants, especially when the air is warm and dry. To prevent this, give your plants a daily misting or spray with warm water once a week.
IT'S NOT A ONE-TIME TALK | It's not over once you make the plan. Making sure everyone remains on the same page is crucial to a successful budget. Get comfortable asking questions of one another and raising issues or concerns as they arise.
IF YOU'RE GLUING: GET CREATIVE WITH THE SMALLER PIECES | Some succulents or parts of succulents are tiny and perfect for tucking into smaller crevices around the large ones you've attached. Drape long drooping leaves over the sides of the pumpkin and tuck medium to small-sized plants wherever you see holes in the design. The moss bed should look covered and full, rather than sparse with bits of moss showing through. If you have extra succulents when you're done gluing, upcycle old household items to plant your leftovers.
REPLACE A TRADITIONAL CANDLE WITH AN LED LIGHT | Swap out hazardous flame-lit candles with a <a href="https://www.theactivetimes.com/home/household-items-reuse-repurpose">repurposed mason jar</a> filled with a string of lights or an LED candle for a safer way to light up your creepy creation.