A towel can also become a flower pot; you just have to admire that kind of imagination
Recently I saw a contest online: repurposing waste into flower containers! Huahua took a look at the netizens' entries and was amazed by everyone's creativity. Now let me show you these creative DIY projects!
Cement towel turned into a flower pot
An old towel coated with cement becomes a purely natural cement flower pot, good-looking and breathable.
Image source: Huaba netizen
Metal appliance box turned into a flower box
A discarded metal appliance box, lined with plastic film and drilled with drainage holes on the outside, can be used to grow succulents!
Wire and rebar turned into a flower stand
Metal scraps, 3 pieces of rebar, and 1 range hood cover can make a beautiful flower stand that holds 7 pots of flowers with no problem!
Fruit tray + stones - a natural miniature bonsai
Natural stones from the mountain, a fruit tray from home, paired with moss from the foot of the wall and succulents, make a small bonsai!
The gorgeous transformation of a broken jar
A broken jar, glued with all-purpose adhesive into a three-tier combination flower pot, paired with different succulents, becomes the most beautiful scenery in a small courtyard!
Other gardening friends have made similar ones too, equally beautiful!
Leftover marble from renovation plus water becomes a bonsai
Leftover marble from renovation, after being cut, is glued together with marble adhesive, and a ring of white glass glue is applied on the inside to prevent water seepage, making a shallow flower pot.
Place a few stones, add some moss, then scoop some duckweed and pennywort from the pond, and a beautiful landscape bonsai is done!
Bamboo tube turned into a flower pot
This gardening friend is quite ingenious. After eating bamboo tube rice, wash the bamboo tube clean and hollow out the middle, and you can grow some small succulents, full of pastoral style!
Teapot and teacup turned into flower pots
A teapot and lidded bowl that lost their lids are useless to keep and a pity to throw away. Scoop a handful of soil, gather a little moss, cut a few rosettes, and keep the green and life on your desk, so you can see spring colors at any time~
Goblet turned into a vase
A goblet can also be used to grow flowers. Fill it with clay pebbles and grow a Phalaenopsis orchid; intoxicating, simply intoxicating!
Waste porcelain pieces stuck on the wall become flower pots
I truly admire this gardening friend's creativity. Waste porcelain pieces are stuck to the wall with glass glue, and then you can grow flowers; it feels like the flowers are growing out of the wall!
Plastic bottles turned into flower pots
I have seen quite a few flower pots made from plastic bottles, but this is the first time I have seen ones made so beautifully!
First burn ventilation holes, then use white paint as a base color, and after the paint dries, draw patterns with acrylic paint. Very talented!
Bottles and jars + hemp rope - beautiful hanging pots
Use hemp rope to hang up all the bottles and jars at home, and they instantly look stunning! However, weaving them is still quite troublesome, so people with clumsy hands can just take a look!
Yogurt cups turned into flower pots
Have you ever seen strings of yogurt cup flower pots? They can give wind chimes a run for their money!
Laundry detergent bottles turned into flower pots
This one is fairly common, so I will say no more and just show the pictures!
Trash bin turned into a flower pot
This one is said to be a wooden box that a gardening friend picked up from a trash can, paired with an old grapevine from home and small stones picked up from the roadside, made into a succulent combination planter. Beautiful!
Huahua really admires everyone's creativity and hands-on ability
Gardening friends, are you tempted?
Hurry and share it with friends
Let's try it together!
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