No flower pots at home? Picked-up drink bottles are handy and pretty for growing flowers

I love growing flowers. On the balcony I plant my favorite beautiful greenery and flowers like jasmine, baby rubber plant, Chinese rose, and camellia, and there are many more I like that I'm getting ready to plant, but I really can't find any flower pots at home. What should I do? Do I have to go to the flower market to buy some? Actually, no. Look at how flower lovers use discarded drink bottles to grow pretty flowers. They are truly handy and pretty, and you never have to worry about not having flower pots again!

Using drink bottles as containers for water-grown flowers is just perfect, though of course you have to pick a suitable size

Cut off the top part of the drink bottle at the neck, fill it with soil, and you can also grow flowering plants (note that drainage holes must be made at the bottom)

Cut a hole in the side of an orange juice bottle, add water, and you can grow water-grown plants like pennywort

This is a painted plastic bottle. There's no telling what drink it originally held. Doesn't this look quite artistic?

Doodle on a drink bottle, and growing spider plant in water works nicely too. By the way, kid, you're so artistically talented, do your family members know?

Cut open the middle of a cola bottle, fill it with soil, and plant vegetables in it too. You can also hang it on the wall. Look, how pretty

It can even be this classy

Life really is full of surprises. The highest level is "collecting scrap"!