Is it too ugly to use discarded bottles and cans to grow flowers? Teach you 5 tricks to look beautiful immediately

Red wine bottles and beer bottles can be used as hanging pots for green radish

How about this hanging pot of green radish made by Huahua? The key is that it is really simple~

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Material:

A red wine bottle, a piece of rope, alcohol (gasoline, lubricant oil is also OK), a chopstick, 502 glue, a clothes hanger, wire, white cloth in a shoe box, sphagnum moss (rags or dry leaves are also OK)

step:

1. Cutting the bottle

1. Soak the wine bottle in water for two hours and remove the paper packaging of the bottle. Then tie the rope to the place where you want to cut (the rope should be tied tightly)

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2. Use chopsticks to drip alcohol all around the rope and light it.

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3. After the rope burns through, immediately soak the part of the bottle to be cut in cold water.

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4. If the burning is complete, the part to be cut will fall off by itself once it enters cold water. If the burning is incomplete, cracks will appear where the rope is tied. Wrap it with soft cloth and knock it on the corner of the table, and the bottom will fall off.

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5. Apply a layer of 502 glue on the cut to avoid cutting your hands. (Or use sandpaper to polish the cut)

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2. Do the internal structure

6. Make the hanger into several small hooks in the shape of the picture below. The actual length of the red line in the picture below is the radius of the wine bottle.

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7. Draw the bottom of the bottle on white paper and put the small hook into it.

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8. Use wire to secure the small hooks together.

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9. Crumble the remaining hangers into a ball that is larger than the mouth of the bottle.

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10. Assemble the kneaded dough and the small hook together, as shown in the picture below.

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11. Assemble into the bottle.

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Bottle bottom view

3. Upper basin part

12. Cut the white cloth in the shoe box into strips and stuff them into the bottle, pressing it down with chopsticks.

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13. Place the bottle mouth downwards and fill it with sphagnum moss. (You can use rags or dead leaves instead)

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14. To fill the bottle with soil, you can place sphagnum moss on the edge of the bottle so that the soil cannot be seen from the outside of the bottle, which increases the aesthetics.

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15. After the soil is ready, plant green radish, bamboo shoots, plums, etc. according to your preferences...

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16. After planting the green ivy, leave about 4 cm of space and then cover it with a layer of sphagnum moss.

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17. Cut a piece of white cloth and stuff it into the bottom of the bottle, as shown in the picture below.

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18. Hang up the bottle and pull out the white cloth from the bottle mouth.

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Ding ding~ Hanging it on the balcony or in the living room, isn’t it much more beautiful than the monotonous green ivy pot? Although there are many steps, Huahua thinks they are all very simple~

Plastic bottle flower pot

This flower pot that looks like a work of art is actually made by Huahua using a plastic bottle!

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Material:

Several branches, a plastic bottle, thin wire, scissors

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step:

1. Cut the branches into small sticks of similar length, and determine the length according to the height of the flower pot you need.

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2. Cut off the bottom of the plastic bottle, making sure it is shorter than the wooden stick, and then poke a hole in the bottom of the bottle.

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3. Tie one end of the small wooden stick with a string.

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4. Take another wooden stick and wrap the thread around it twice so that it is close to the first one. Use this method to tie all the wooden sticks together.

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5. Then tie one end of the stick in the same way as above, but the winding direction should be opposite to the other end, otherwise it will fall apart.

6. Use solid glue to stick the bundled branches to the bottom of the plastic bottle, and then tie it with thread.

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7. Fill it with soil and plant flowers. It will look much better than a bare plastic bottle.

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A plastic bottle is too boring? Huahua teaches you how to make a three-dimensional garden with plastic bottles

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Material:

Several plastic bottles, rope, scissors, knife

step:

1. Use scissors and a knife to cut a rectangular opening in the bottle.

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2. Cut four holes on the edge of the incision to pass the rope through.

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3. Use a rope to string all the plastic bottles together, as shown below.

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4. Fill the plastic bottle with soil and plant flowers.

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It’s done. Hang it on the wall of the living room. It will look different immediately. Moreover, multiple plastic bottles combined together look much better than a single one!

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Milk powder cans as flower pots

The following very refreshing little flower pots are all made from milk powder cans!

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Material:

Milk powder cans, colored paper (wallpaper is also OK), colored pencils, double-sided tape

step:

1. Use a screwdriver and hammer to make holes in the bottom of the jar.

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2. Cut the colored paper into the same size according to the size of the jar.

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3. Stick the colored paper on the jar with double-sided tape.

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4. Use colored pens to write words or draw patterns on the can.

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5. Then fill the soil and plant cute succulents!

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Laundry detergent bottle made into swan flowerpot

Isn’t the little swan below very delicate? It’s a flower pot made from a laundry detergent bottle!

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Material:

Laundry detergent bottle, scissors, buttons, pen

step:

1. Mark the bottle with a pen and cut along the mark with scissors.

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2. Then draw a swan head shape on the bottle handle and cut it according to the shape with scissors. Cut the swan tail with scissors as shown in the picture below.

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3. Use glue to attach buttons to the white marks to make the swan's eyes. Then the swan flower pot is ready!

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4. Finally, fill the soil and plant flowers.

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Used bottles and cans

The flower pots made are like works of art

Are you excited?

Let’s follow Huahua and move our hands!