No I haven't invented another Prog group name.
Regular readers will know I like recycling stuff. Here's a plant pot I made from an old Pot Noodle container:
I got a grown up😀 to help me puncture a drainage hole in the bottom and filled it with compost and one of my Catmint rooted cuttings.
The plant isn't bothered about it being in an old Pot Noodle container.
We do the same with our empty yogurt pots - low fat of course 😁
ReplyDeleteGood idea JayCee. It's good to prolong plastic containers uses for a bit longer.
ReplyDeleteWe have a couple of pot noodle plants in our garden. Like bushes they are. Saves buying them at the supermarket.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Have you got any photos of the mysterious island you were working on? It would be interesting to see them.
Pot noodle plants would make a great addition to any garden YP. Do you remember Pot Rice? Yuck!
ReplyDeleteDear old Google images have many pictures of Whiddy Island.
I use yoghurt containers. A bit smaller but our noodles don't come in a pot but in a bag.
ReplyDeleteRecycling is always good
Hi Linda. People sometimes drop off plastic plant pots for me but I also use any empty containers before they go to the recycling centre. Plastic needs to be used many times and hopefully its recycled and doesn't end up in landfill sites.
ReplyDeleteGood for our planet!
ReplyDeleteYes and we have paid for our packaging/containers? Why not get out money's worth and use them again?
ReplyDeleteI have often thought that PN would make good pots - I used them for mixing paint though they can be a bit tippy. I wonder how many other uses we could find for them...???
ReplyDeleteGood idea to use them for mixing paint. I suppose you could use them for drinking out of.
ReplyDeleteI also use ass many plastic food containers as possible, larger boxes from icecream etc,I make holes in and use for seed trays, or without holes for small hydroponic growing. Old milk bottles ,cut in half work. Also cut up plastic containers for use as plant lables(some lose the writing faster than others, some last for acouple of years,
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ReplyDeleteYou know, I don't think that I've ever seen you go quiet before. Hope all is well with you and yours.
ReplyDeleteThanks for asking Debby. I've just had a blog break. Normal service will be resumed.
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