Genius! Growing Seeds with Water Bottles

[@reneejones-fk6lh]

The easiest water bottle seeding I have seen! Thank you!

[@geriannroth449]

Little condiment containers with lids work great too

[@CFLDumpsters]

Love this way, we save and reuse our water bottles to grow San marzano tomatoes, cucumbers, rosemary, and tons of other things. The plastic rotisserie chicken containers work fantastic too.

[@latangahilldavison956]

Oooohh thank you, I was looking for a way to reuse or recycle these containers, instead of buying a lot of planters.😊😊

[@geraldinesim1673]

This is a great way to repurpose water bottles. Thank you for sharing these tips!

[@jamie9186]

Absolutely love this!!! I drink a lot of water a day and recycle them, but now I can use this method for my seeds. Also it'll be easy to cut the bottle for transplanting with those tender roots. Thank you for the idea!

[@crochetgottaloveit]

This is a great idea! Unfortunately, we don't buy bottled water but I do have some 16 oz cola bottles in the fridge. I know just how to reuse them now. Thank you.

[@mygardenchannel]

That's a great idea!

[@2_Pe_3_12]

What would be the çoolest, the minimum temperature outside for this mini-greenhouse to work? Do you think 45 degrees would be okay?

[@nauticalnovice9244]

What's this song called? It sounds lovely!

[@TheMzTR]

I like this method! Tks for sharing

[@nsmcastillo326]

Can I put them on the kitchen's window edge? "Indoors" This will be in Dallas, Texas weather...

[@cymbal2223]

What about harding off? How do you do that?

[@tonyhinrichs3565]

What does "hardening off" mean?

[@tonyhinrichs3565]

What is the height of bottom half of the bottle? Why do you cut it where you do in this video?

[@Beulah1199]

Do I water seeds every day and how much?

[@mygardenchannel]

Hi Christine. no, the containers keep the seeds moist :) just spot check them..if one seems dry you can add a little water but you probably never need to do that

[@esthertruslove36]

Great idea, as I have alot of bottles recycled. I live in Ireland 🇮🇪.. Thanks for sharing.

[@JillBigler]

Do they need to be kept in ample sunlight?

[@scootermom1791]

How do you transplant them?

[@mygardenchannel]

you can cut the plastic down and pluck them up out of the soil to transplant 💗