DIY Hover Plant

Floating magnetic planter
Materials

- cigar box
- old tin beer can
- levitation device (this is the one I am using)
Wiring

Drill a .5" hole in the back of the cigar box for the power cord to feed through
Wiring

Feed the power cord through
Wiring

Connect the power cord to the magnet base
Planter

Cut the top off of an old tin beer can using a standard kitchen can opener
Planter

By using a tin can, there is no need for glue since the magnetic disk will hold tight, however if you choose to use an aluminum can (or any other material for the planter) glue will be required
Hover Plant

The plant used in the photo is a succulent (which requires soil), however I highly recommend using air plants since they are much lighter.