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Nov 19, 2024
Aakanksha Sharma
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Plastic bottles
If the heavy ceramic pots have lost their appeal in your eyes, try plastic bottles to grow plants. Cut up the bottles vertically, and then lay them down to add the sand, seeds, and water. Keep the bottles in a space with less sun as they might shrink from the heat.
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Egg trays
Egg trays can be used to grow the plants while they are still in the germination phase. Add the sand, soil, and seeds in the trays, and let them grow inside till they have 3-4 small leaves.
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Ceramic jars
Ceramic jars, especially the old ones, can also be used as pots for plants. They look beautiful in the home garden, are strong and sturdy, and wont break for a long time.
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Colander
The everyday colander that we use for straining vegetables or washing the fruits can also be used as a pot. It is an excellent option to use a Colander if you are growing the plant hydroponically.
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Tissue paper rolls
As surprising as it might sound, the leftover rolls of toilet and tissue papers can be used for growing plants. Most of the rolls are biodegradable and so can be transferred to the soil too.
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Paint cans
Old paint cans, and also paint buckets, can be used as planters. Just fill them up with the potting mix and sprinkle the seeds over it. But, make sure to make a hole at the bottom for drainage.
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Muffin cups
The paper cups that come with muffins and cupcakes can be also be cleaned and used for plants, specifically those that are in the growing stage.
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Old boots
One of the weirdest suggestions would probably be old boots but it really does work! On the old boots you have, make a large hole at the bottom, remove the heel if any and shorted the length.
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