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Don't throw away these little things at home, they can all be used to grow flowers

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When it comes to flower pots and such for growing flowers, once you buy things, you'll feel there's no room left at home. But some little things at home can also be used to grow flowers, so hurry up and collect them. Toilet paper rolls: after we normally finish using toilet paper, don't throw them away, fold...

When it comes to flower pots and such for growing flowers, once you buy things, you'll feel there's no room left at home. But some little things at home can also be used to grow flowers, so hurry up and collect them.

Toilet paper rolls

After we normally finish using toilet paper, don't throw it away. Fold over one end of it, fill it with soil suitable for growing flowers, and then you can use it to grow flowers. It's both safe and convenient.

Eggshells

Don't look down on eggshells just because they're small, they can actually be used to grow flowers. If you don't know which smaller flowers at home can be grown in eggshells, you can plant some seeds inside them and wait for them to sprout.

Plastic bottles

Don't throw away plastic bottles after you finish drinking water at home. Just poke a few small holes in the cap, and then you can use it to water flowers.

If it's the kind that holds milk, the plastic jug type with a handle, you can just cut off the handle, and it becomes a small gardening shovel. Very convenient.

Toilet paper

Because toilet paper absorbs water relatively well, if you're going away for a long trip, no one will be around to look after the flowers at home. You can twist toilet paper into a long string, then put one end in a basin of water and the other end in the flower pot. That way you won't have to worry about them not getting water.

Plastic fruit boxes

Don't throw away plastic fruit boxes after use at home. If you're growing fruit-bearing plants at home, or things like tomatoes, you can directly cover the fruit with the fruit box to protect it from birds and insects.

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