Don't waste the wine bottles at home - use them to grow succulents and they'll look even better than bought ones
Many gardening friends drink alcohol in summer, and over time, quite a few wine bottles pile up at home. Throwing them away directly feels like a bit of a waste; selling them for money really isn't worth much either! Since that's the case, why not follow Huahua and learn how to turn waste wine bottles into flower pots.
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Growing succulents in wine bottles - the more they grow, the better they look!
Take the discarded wine bottles at home and use them directly to grow succulents - it gives a uniquely delightful feel, and they look even better than the flower pots you buy for several hundred!
Planting greenery in wine bottles - the more they grow, the more lush and green they become!
Besides looking great paired with succulents, wine bottles can actually be used to grow flowers too. Whether it's pothos, spider plant, asparagus fern, or other coniferous and pine-like plants, pairing them with wine bottles instantly elevates the atmosphere at home by several notches!
How do you make a wine bottle flower pot?
After seeing so many beautiful wine bottle flower pots, do you already feel the itch and can't wait to try it yourself? So, how exactly do you turn a wine bottle into a flower pot? Hurry up and follow Huahua to learn!
1. First, prepare the tools needed for cutting the wine bottle: a discarded wine bottle, a cotton thread, and a bottle of alcohol.
2. Soak the cotton cloth strip prepared in advance in alcohol for about 1 hour or more, so that the cotton cloth strip can be fully saturated with the alcohol solution.
3. Take out the cotton cloth strip soaked in alcohol and wrap it around the wine bottle several times. When doing this, it's best to wear gloves to prevent alcohol from getting on your hands.
4. Use a lighter to ignite the cotton cloth strip. Because of the alcohol, the cotton cloth strip burns very quickly. Remember to slightly rotate the wine bottle a few times while it's burning, so the alcohol burns more thoroughly.
5. When it's almost done burning, drop the wine bottle directly into a large water bucket or water vat, so the wine bottle gets wet and quickly cools down.
6. When you fish it out of the water bucket, the cutting is basically complete!
If some gardening friends have a more complete set of tools at home, they can also use an angle grinder and a hand drill to cut it, so the polished wine bottle will be even more perfect and beautiful.
1. Find a complete wine bottle and drill a few holes in it.
2. Just take the cap off the wine bottle directly!
3. Drill a hole in the bottom of the wine bottle to serve as the drainage hole of the flower pot.
4. Finally, just polish the edges of the vase clean!
After reading Huahua's introduction today,
Has everyone learned it?
Why not take advantage of the weekend at home,
And hurry up and give it a try yourself!
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