Watering plants can be cathartic, but sometimes we need a break. This self-watering hack, based on ancient techniques, ...

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7. Frozen Water Bottle Ice Packs Fill a bottle with water, freeze it, and pop it into lunch boxes or cooler bags. It keeps food chilled and, once melted, gives you a chilled drink. Two hacks in one. 8 ...

Wooden beads Glue Knife Nail Watering can: Simple and cheap. Make a watering can for your plants using cleaned, empty laundry detergent containers. Use a heated nail to poke small holes in the ...

The general rule for watering plants, or your lawn and garden, is to water them once a week. However, your flowers and other plants will flourish if you dig a bit deeper into that rule.

Whether they’re plastic or glass, used bottles can be turned into vital watering systems for plants. While you may be familiar with the classic watering can, that won’t cut it for thirsty plants.

Love gardening? Wish you could get started with your favorite outdoor plants indoors during these cold winter months? One great way to do it is to use seed starter pots, as described on Seattle ...

Hydration In the run up to your holiday, it’s easy to get wrapped up in the packing and planning. You can forget about what you’ll be leaving behind. Remember that any plants you grow depend on you to ...

Start with a clean and empty plastic bottle. For a small to medium container, a water bottle will work just fine. Drill several drainage holes into the bottle close to the top.

Repurposing plastic bottles for plant growing is an eco-friendly and efficient method to cultivate greenery in small spaces. By cutting, shaping, and modifying bottles, they become self-watering ...

Self-watering planters Self-watering planters are most efficient for people who tend to neglect their plants. A sustainable self-watering planter can be crafted by cutting the plastic bottle into two ...