Do not miss these DIY Starbucks Cup Ideas for Plants, especially if you are a coffee lover! Save ‘grande’ and make good use of them.
Re-use and turn your everyday Starbucks cups into creative pots for your favorite plants; you can also use these to propagate plant cuttings and for a fun and creative display that won’t cost almost anything.
1. Upcycled Frappuccino Cup Planters
Turn your collection of Frappuccino cups into matching planters for the balcony with this quick and easy DIY. Add some soil, plant the seedlings gently, and spritz some water. Check it out here.
2. Tomato, Bachelor’s Button and Marigold in Coffee Cups
These sturdy Starbucks cups won’t break down easily, just like your thirst for coffee. Here’s the DIY.
3. Succulents in Starbucks
A little bit of soil and gravel can go a long way if you want to create a small coffee cup succulent container garden. With just potting medium, succulents, and gravel, you, too, can create this easily.
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4. Thriving Tomato Planter
5. Roses in Starbucks Cups
Propagating roses is child’s play if you grow them in Starbucks coffee cups like this DIY. They also double up as mini greenhouses if you put on the lids. Here’s the DIY.
6. Cacti and Succulent in Plastic Coffee Cups
Don’t throw away those plastic Starbucks containers. Use them as a saucer to catch water under the upside-down lid to grow tiny succulents and cacti.
7. Cacti Globe in Coffee Cup
Just like the last one, you can create an amazing terrarium full of small cacti resting on a coffee cup; just add one more lid to cover it, though, for a terrarium-like appearance.
8. Starbucks Cup for English Ivy in Water
Growing English Ivy in water? Why go with a glass container when a Starbucks cup gets the job done, too?
9. Easy Homemade Greenhouse for Sprouting Seeds
Join two plastic coffee cups with a bit of tape, and you have a mini greenhouse for sprouting seeds without much effort. Once you set it up, you don’t need to do anything. Tutorial here.
10. DIY Starbucks Planter for Neon Pothos
These Pothos vines and intricate roots look truly amazing in that upcycled DIY Starbucks planter filled with water. Want to give it a try? Check it out here.
11. Starbucks Cup Planter and Saucer Combo
Looking for a pot and saucer combo for spider plants? Go with this 4-step DIY instead. Check it out here.
12. DIY Plant Shelf Decor with Starbucks Cups
Adorn your shelves with repurposed Starbucks cups full of fake ice creams, artificial plants, and trinkets to make it stand out!
13. Starbucks Cup Succulent with Buzz Lightyear
Give your kid’s room a makeover with this tiny succulent in a Starbucks cup with a cool toy that they’ll absolutely adore.
14. DIY Starbucks Jade Plant Pot
15. Long Leaf Pair in Coffee Cups
16. Plant Pot Covers
17. Starbucks Terrarium for Kalanchoe
Look how amazing and adorable these baby Kalanchoes look in this repurposed frappuccino container from Starbucks. Balance a terrarium filled with soil on a Starbucks cup and add water at the bottom. Once it evaporates, add more.
18. Baby Venus Flytrap in Starbucks Cup
19. Starbucks Pots
Go with this pair of pot and saucer-style Starbucks planters that will look amazing on every counter or dresser. A little bit of soil and gravel are enough for each.
20. DIY Starbucks Cup with Hydroponics
Grow green onions, celery, and herbs by harnessing the power of hydroponics and the beauty of simple Starbucks coffee cups. Just add vermiculite or coconut coir in water and start growing these.
21. DIY Plants in Starbucks Cups
22. Devil’s Ivy in Starbucks Medium Cup
You might not be able to buy Devil’s Ivy at Starbucks, but you can definitely create your own with a repurposed coffee container. Just add some water and a handful of soil, and you’re good to go.
23. Plant Cutting in Starbucks Cup
