A few plastic bottles can be used to grow a wall of vegetables, which grows as you eat them without taking up much space

How to grow vegetables in plastic bottles 1

Procedure

1. Prepare plastic bottles, thin tubes, and scissors.
2. Unscrew the lid and make a hole at the bottom of the plastic bottle. The size of the hole should be just enough to fit the mouth of the plastic bottle. You can make a hole based on the mouth of another plastic bottle.
3. Cut a hole on each side of the plastic bottle.
4. Make a hole in the bottle cap that is the same size as the cap.
5. Align the mouth of the plastic bottle with the hole at the bottom, poke it in, and then screw the lid on.
5. Poke a small hole on the top of the plastic bottle, about the size of the diameter of the straw, so that the tube can be inserted.
6. Insert the capillary tube into the small hole until you make a few small holes at the bottom near the soil. You can water directly into the capillary tube in the future.

How to grow vegetables in plastic bottles 2

Procedure

1. Prepare plastic bottles, ropes, strong wire or iron rods. 2. Punch holes in the cap and the middle part of the bottom of the plastic bottle according to the diameter of the wire. 3. Cut a rectangular opening on one side of the plastic bottle, which is the part marked by the red line.
4. Insert the wire through the small hole and secure it with ropes on both sides. Hang it up.
5. Fill the plastic bottle with soil and plant vegetables.
7. You can also hang up other plastic bottles after you make them.

How to grow vegetables in plastic bottles 3

Procedure

1. Prepare several plastic bottles, ropes, and scissors.
2. Make a hole on one or both sides of the plastic bottle. Make 2 holes on the top and 1 hole on the bottom, such as 1 and 2 in the picture below.
3. Pass the rope through the two small holes on it and hang it up ~ For example, 3 in the picture above ~ Do you still have such discarded plastic bottles at home? Then try it now!

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