There are so many good things for growing flowers in the trash can. Do you want to compete with the sanitation workers for them?

Use garbage to make flower pots

Anything that can hold things and make holes can be used to grow flowers. After eating the coconut shell: cut off the top part, make a few holes at the bottom, and plant whatever you want! Used plastic bottles: I used to just throw away the plastic products from finished beverages, but since I started growing flowers, it feels like I’ve discovered a new world. They can be used as flower pots, as seedling boxes, and I can just fill them with clean water to plant flower cuttings!

If you don’t have flower pots at home, you can just make a hole in the foam box and plant flowers.

Using garbage to make fertilizer

Ever since I fell in love with growing flowers, I can't bear to throw away vegetable peels, fruit cores, and kitchen garbage. When I have time, I go to the park to sweep up the leaves, find a foam box for flower pots, put some soil on it, put the garbage in it, and put it in the corner without worrying about it. The fertile organic fertilizer is ready. It is very useful for growing flowers.

Composting dead leaves:

Composting kitchen waste:

Rotten fruit as enzyme:

The rotten beans are packed and used as compost:

Watering flowers with waste water

Rice washing water, fish farming water, leftover beer, expired milk, vinegar...anything that is nutritious is used by flower lovers to water their flowers. In the past, they were directly poured down the drain and flushed away!

Expired milk:

Rice washing water:

Fish tank water:

Making tools out of garbage

With a little processing of plastic bottles, you don't need to spend money to buy hydroponic planting baskets~
If you are worried that your flowers will get frozen in the winter, you can create a greenhouse with a foam box!
If you don’t have a humidifier, just put a plastic bag over the flowers.

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There are so many good things for growing flowers in the trash can. Do you want to compete with the sanitation workers for them?

Use garbage to make flower pots

Using garbage to make fertilizer

Composting dead leaves:

Composting kitchen waste:

Rotten fruit as enzyme:

The rotten beans are packed and used as compost:

Watering flowers with waste water

Expired milk:

Rice washing water:

Fish tank water:

Making tools out of garbage

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