Gardeners don't need to buy flower pots, ordinary bottles and jars instantly become gardening treasures

There are many bottles and jars in daily life. To ordinary people, they are just bottles and jars, thrown away as trash or sold as scrap! But to gardening masters, these inconspicuous bottles and jars are, in their eyes, truly gardening treasures, even prettier than bought flower pots. Let's take a look together!

Cut a mineral water bottle or cola bottle in half, paint on your favorite dye, and draw your favorite patterns, just as shown below, two cute little cats, not inferior at all!

This is a finely crafted masterpiece. I believe it can't be made without some skill. I really admire it, it's so beautiful!

Just simply dyeing on some paint, paired together like this, it still looks so harmonious. At the same time, it can also be hung up, and some trailing plants can be grown, such as Tradescantia zebrina and Chlorophytum comosum 'Variegatum', both very beautiful.

Draw a cute little car, and a simple, ordinary water bottle instantly rises two levels!

And these bottles and jars can also be used as containers for water culture. Insert some plants you want to root in water into the bottles, and they are very beautiful and attractive, and you can observe the rooting situation at any time!

In winter, when the temperature is low, many succulents and small plants are afraid of frost damage. You can cut a plastic bottle in half and cover it on top. This keeps them warm and moist, making the leaves crystal clear and grow more and more vigorously.

These bottles and jars can not only be used as flower pots, but also have other uses!

Large water bottles or oil drums can be used to ferment some fertilizers, such as rice washing water, various fruit peels, and rotten leaves. After full fermentation, they are very good for growing flowers, and at the same time it's a way to reuse waste!

That's all for today's sharing!

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