All the discarded containers are used for growing flowers, and gardening friends praise her one after another for being so thrifty.

After most friends become hooked on gardening, they use all kinds of bottles and jars at home to grow flowers, and some even create their own containers. Below we introduce how one devoted gardening friend grows her flowers, and take a look at her unique creative ideas.

1. Toilet paper roll seedling starter

The cardboard tubes we normally throw away after use can, in the hands of a plant addict, become a tool for starting seedlings. Of course, you need good-quality ones, and you must be especially careful when watering. This thing really is single-use.

2. Sowing seeds in newspaper

I really never thought newspaper could be used for sowing seeds. Of course, this is just a sowing game, meant for teaching children gardening activities, with newspaper replacing flower pots.

3. Eggshell seedling pots

This is a very interesting way to start seedlings. Eggshells can also become a small container, but I always fail at it. The eggshell breaks as soon as you crack it, and the edges really are hard to deal with.

4. Hollowed-out citrus peel flower pots

Trust me, it is better to wait until this is dried in the sun before using it. Although it affects the ornamental look, using the fresh peel right after eating the fruit will make the seedlings moldy.

5. Sowing seeds in egg cartons

When you buy eggs, this thing often comes free. Of course, it can also become a great tool for starting seedlings. It is best to place a plastic tray underneath, otherwise the whole egg tray loosens easily. Next, pay attention to watering: do not give too much, and do not keep moving it around. I have tried it and it really works well, but it is also single-use.

6. Small milk bottle seedling starter

These small bottles can all become tiny seedling-starting tools. They are quite good for letting children play with.

7. Starting seedlings in yogurt cups

Many friends have probably tried this method. It is very easy to do and is suitable for growing flowers with especially small seeds, such as small herbaceous flowers.

8. Starting seedlings in milk cartons

This is also a single-use seedling box, and the effect is so-so.

9. Starting seedlings in ice cube trays

Even this tray, originally meant for making ice, is used for growing flowers. There really is nothing in the house that cannot be used for growing flowers.