Plants in bottles

Did you know that several houseplants can grow hydroponically - meaning they can survive in just a vase full of water?

I have been wanting to grow my own herbs for quite a while now, but have been a little intimidated by it. I've never grown herbs before and know that some can be finicky when

Plastic bottles are too harmful to the environment, they take, on average, 1,000 years to biodegrade. We can reduce this harmful effect on our environment by

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A tiny 3″ bright pink Lotus (water lily) with little lilypads, each piece hand sculpted of the finest Japanese clay, encased in a 7.5″ tall (with lid) and 3" round recycled glass terrarium. The lotus is 'floating' atop faux water (resin) growing from a bed of dark & swampy polished stones. This would be a lovely little desktop water garden! www.etsy.com/listing/95145493/mini-lotus-water-lily-terra...

In this post I show you how you can grow snake plants in water, hydroponically. Growing snake plants in water is easy, fun, and also beautiful!

Bloomy on Instagram: "DIY Wall Hanging Mini Planter. I made this planter by using old mini glass bottles. Let me know if you have any questions. 😊 . . . #diyplanter #hangingplanter #diy #reuse #plantdecor #sustainableart #enviromentallyfriendly #creativeideas #wastetoart"

If you like plants but don’t have much space at home, consider the option of a vertical garden. The green wall is ideal for both indoors or outdoors, so the location won’t be a problem. All you have to think about is where to place it and what species of plants to grow. 5-Minute Crafts will show you different simple methods to build your own garden at home.