I use the plastic bags you throw away to grow flowers

Plastic bags are used to retain moisture and save plants

Implementation Objects

① Plants that wilt due to lack of water;

② Plants that require high humidity when the air is dry: pitcher plants, maidenhair ferns, orchids, etc.

How to use

① Water the wilted plants thoroughly and spray water on the leaves;

②Spray water on the inside of the plastic bag;

③Wrap the plant or flowerpot to form a small environment;

④Put it in a cool and ventilated place.

Notice

After the plants have grown, remember to remove the plastic bags in time.

Making greenhouses out of plastic bags

Autumn is here, can winter be far behind? The temperature is getting lower and lower, and the flowers can’t bear it anymore. What should we do? Flower lovers with good hands-on skills can make a simple greenhouse using plastic bags!

▼Use wire or bamboo poles to build a simple frame, and then cover it with a plastic bag.

▼For plants that are difficult to move indoors, wrap them in large plastic and place them in a well-lit area to keep them warm and moisturized.

Used as binding material for grafting, layering and short cuttings

Cut the plastic bags into small strips and use them for bundling during grafting. Plastic bags are highly stretchable and can retain moisture and heat well, and you can also observe the development of the grafted buds.

▼Use a plastic bag to make a bag, fill it with soil, and then you can carry out high-altitude propagation. It is very easy to observe the rooting of the branches.

▼When cutting short, in order to prevent moisture loss in the short section, you can wrap it with a plastic bag~

Growing seedlings in the sun room

When sowing, if there is no professional seedling tray, you can cover the substrate with a layer of plastic bag. In this way, a simple sunroom will come out, which can keep warm and moisturizing, and also provide sufficient light.

To protect the fruit

Grapes, apples, pears, etc. grown at home can be wrapped in plastic bags, which will make the fruits bigger and sweeter, and can also reduce the occurrence of diseases and pests and reduce the amount of pesticide residues!

Make your own 'gas chamber' out of plastic bags

Homemade pesticides have limited efficacy and always fail to kill insects; using pesticides also causes concerns about harm to the human body. If you have a plastic bag, you don’t have to worry about these problems.

How to use

Cover the plants infested with insects with plastic bags, then spray pesticide into the plastic bags, tie the bags tightly, and leave them sealed for a whole day. This will kill the insects cleanly and thoroughly without causing any serious harm to the human body.

Used to drive away "foodies"

Many people probably know this trick. Stick a plastic bag on a branch and stick it into the ground to drive away birds that come to steal food.

Storing seeds

The dried seeds can be stored in plastic bags, which can effectively extend the life of the seeds.