How to Make Upside Down Plant Pots
Upside down plant pots are a great way to grow plants indoors or outdoors, especially if you have limited space. They can be hung from a ceiling, a balcony or a fence, and do not take up any floor space. In this article, we will show you how to make upside down plant pots in a few simple steps.
Materials
To make upside down plant pots, you will need:
Plastic or metal plant pot with drainage holes, preferably small to medium size
Scissors or a knife
Rope, twine or chains
Soil
Plants or seeds
Instructions
Follow these simple steps to make your own upside down plant pots:
Choose a plant pot with drainage holes. It is important that the pot has small to medium size, so that it can be hung easily.
Use a pair of scissors or a knife to make a small hole at the bottom of the pot. The hole should be big enough to let the root ball of the plant pass through, but not too big that the soil will fall out.
Fill the plant pot with soil, leaving about an inch of space at the top.
Insert the plant or seeds into the pot through the hole. Make sure to cover the roots with soil and pack it firmly around the plant.
Tie a rope, twine or chain around the top of the pot, making sure that it is secure.
Loop the rope, twine or chain around the pot, just below the soil level.
Wrap the rope, twine or chain around the pot a few times and tie it off securely. Make sure that the knot is tight and will not loosen over time.
Hang the upside down plant pot from a ceiling, a balcony or a fence, and enjoy your new hanging garden!
Tips
Here are some additional tips to help you make the most of your upside down plant pots:
Choose plants that do well in containers, such as tomatoes, strawberries, herbs, and flowers.
Make sure to water your plants regularly, as upside down plant pots tend to dry out more quickly than regular pots.
If you are hanging your plant pots outdoors, be sure to choose a sheltered location that is protected from strong winds and extreme temperatures.
You can also create a hanging garden by using several upside down plant pots of different sizes and colors.
Now that you know how to make upside down plant pots, it's time to get creative and start your own hanging garden!