No need to buy flower pots - use household junk to grow plants, saving money and looking good
Eggshells
Eggshells can be said to be the most common household waste, but did you know they can also be used to grow plants? The multi-talented gardening friends have even dressed them up in beautiful outer coatings. Huahua just wants to say, envious!
Light bulbs
Why do all the everyday waste items in Huahua's eyes turn into such different treasures? Transparent light bulbs can actually be this beautiful!
Coconuts
Hollow out a coconut to make a flower pot, then paint your favorite patterns on the surface - simple, elegant, and playful!
Fabric storage bags
When pennywort (Hydrocotyle vulgaris) meets a fresh little fabric storage bag, hang it casually on the balcony or south wall - ventilated and breathable, everything is so cute and lovely~
Ceramic cups and saucers
Idle ceramic cups, saucers, and metal spoons create a full artistic retro vibe. After making them into flower pots, they can not only decorate your home but also be given as gifts to friends~
Coffee pots
When teapots and coffee pots meet beautiful fresh flowers and plants, their rigid old image no longer exists! It's hard to imagine that this transparent big belly can actually hold an entire vibrant world of flowers and plants!
Ice cream cones
Colorful handmade stiff paper rolled into small cute ice cream cone shapes, filled with soil and transplanted with plants, with a string threaded through both ends to hang under the eaves or windows - Huahua truly admires this clever idea.
Tires
Gardening friends are too "crazy" - they won't even spare tires, but Huahua firmly won't buy flower pots anymore!
Shells
Gardening friends who live by the sea might as well pick up more shells when they have time - who knows when they might come in handy, like making beautiful flower pots~
Canvas shoes
Yes, you read that right - you can grow plants in canvas shoes too. Believe me, shoes turned into flower pots will never smell again!
Dear gardening friends,
If you also have a lot of idle things,
you might as well use them to grow some plants.
If you succeed,
you are the greatest designer!