Reuse of abandoned fish tanks
The beloved little fish is gone, and I feel that I won't love it anymore? Then change the use of the fish tank, so as not to put the empty fish tank there and get hurt. Making aquarium plants is very simple. You just need to lay a layer of glass beads on the bottom of the fish tank, then put succulents in the fish tank and add some soil to fix it if necessary. Want to be more personal? After eating the ice cream, the remaining sticks can be used for decoration ~
A tin can turned into a small flowerpot.
Occasionally, I buy some canned things in my life, such as paint, and throw them away when I use them? That's terrible. In fact, as long as it is thoroughly cleaned, it can be used as a flowerpot to grow plants. However, for the sake of beauty, it is recommended to spend more time to transform the appearance of the jar. If possible, it will be more beautiful to drill a hole on both sides of the jar and put it on the wall with a rope!
Make ordinary flowerpots feel more.
Isn't the flowerpot beautiful? It doesn't matter, you can make a big change immediately by preparing burlap and hemp rope. Measure the width of cloth needed to completely cover the flowerpot, then cut the burlap into a circle, wrap the flowerpot, and finally tie it with hemp rope!
Traditional disk conversion
This kind of flowerpot feels very suitable for the computer madman's home. Stick four old discs in a box without a bottom with a hot melt gun, and then trim the height of the plastic pot with plants to avoid exposing the disc flowerpot and causing unsightly appearance. Finally, put it in a disc flowerpot and you're done.
Old books are skillfully used as flowerpots.
Hollow out the middle of the hard-shell old book, seal it with glue, and cover it with plastic wrap. You can plant your favorite plants in this small space and the meat quality will be better. Is it very emotional ~
Rain boots flower changing cylinder
Unwanted rain boots can also be used as flowerpots Compared with the above models, rain boots have a certain depth, so plants that need to be deeply rooted can be planted.
Old kitchen utensils were transformed into new flowerpots.
In addition to rain boots, in fact, some old kitchen utensils at home are also very suitable for flowerpots, such as drain pots and kettles, which are good choices and can be used directly, even saving the effort of transformation.
Decorate building materials and make flower pots.
Is there any floor material left after the home decoration? Then spend some time making them into flowerpots. Stick four bricks together and put a pot of plants on it. It's basically the same as the old one. Remember not to seal the bottom, or too much water will easily cause the roots of plants to rot.
Dig a hole in a red wine cork.
The cork left after drinking red wine is actually a treasure. You can dig a hole as shown above and plant a small plant in it. You can also collect a dozen or twenty pieces and fix them in a picture frame with hot melt adhesive, and hang jewelry with a pin on it.
Turn the milk box into a flowerpot.
Remove the top of the milk box, wrap and decorate the box with linen, fix the cloth with hot melt adhesive, put the plants together with the original rubber basin into the box, and then decorate the blank with moss.
Chandelier flowerpot
Didn't expect this? Turning unwanted chandeliers into flowerpots is beautiful, but it will take up a lot of space.
Wonderful use of eggs
Eggs are always available in most families, but do you know that eggshells can also be used as flowerpots? Break the egg (don't break it too hard or open it too big, you can use a knife to help), pour out the yolk and egg white, then wash it, put it in the carton where the egg is beaten back, pour in the nutrient soil, then bury the seeds and water it regularly. Eggshells can also provide nutrition, which is really not wasted at all. Isn't it beautiful ~