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The Indoor Urn Fountain

If an indoor urn fountain is something you’d like to have in your home, we have a project idea for you. This easy to create indoor urn fountain is something you can create in just a few hours. What you’ll need:

Metal leaf water feature
Aquatic potting mix
Pantyhose
Decorative urn
Pebbles
Filter Carbon

What you’ll need to do:

Place the metal leaf water feature into the urn, along with the submersible pump.
Place a protective cover over the pump, allowing openings for the power and water intake.
Partially fill up the area with pebbles.
Make a container by placing aquatic potting mix in the pantyhose and add Ogon for your plant life.
You can make a separate bag with Cyperus isocladus.
Arrange the plant life and fill the container to the edge with additional pebbles.
Use a tablespoon of the filter carbon to keep the water from becoming stale. Repeat this process as necessary to maintain the water quality.
Plug in your pump, add water and your indoor urn fountain is ready to use.

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