A detailed guide to turning wine bottles into succulent planters

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Thanks to the author [Yu. Zijin] for theoriginal submissionsharing

Submission date: 2018-06-27

Edited and compiled by: Encyclopedia Jun

Location: Wuwei City, Gansu Province

After my wine bottle planters were published last time (see "Succulents and Wine Bottles: Let Beautiful Succulents Live in Wine Bottles!" for details), many succulent friends asked for the making process and tools, so I also wanted to share them with everyone as soon as possible. However, cutting bottles is not suitable for girly girls, though tomboys can do it, and I am a species somewhere between a girly girl and a tomboy. What to do? I had to ask a classmate for help. The planters he makes are quite good, and his tools are complete. But I must remind everyone: cutting wine bottles is dangerous, so be careful when cutting bottles!

The tools used are as follows:

Flashlight drill

Cutting blade, hole saw

Angle grinder

See the illustrations for the operation process:

First use the hole saw to make a hole

Then install the cutting blade

Secure the wine bottle firmly

Very simple, right?

Finally, grind and shape it

The above is a sharing from bottle friend Lonely Sandbar Cold:

Five-jin and three-jin wine bottles

I still prefer flat cuts, which are suitable for growing succulents

The bottom is also drilled with a hole saw

The bottom can also be opened with a cross like this, mainly for ventilation

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