Many office workers like to place a potted plant on their desk, which is both eye-catching and air-purifying. But sometimes when things get busy, we often forget to water the plants. Do you feel a little guilty when you see the plants looking listless? It would be nice to have a flowerpot that doesn’t require watering. In fact, this can be easily achieved. Let’s make a flowerpot that doesn’t require watering!
1. Find a plastic beverage bottle and cut it from the upper middle.
2. Use a slightly thicker needle or iron nail to poke some small holes in the upper part, and also poke some holes in the lid.
3. Invert the upper part of the plastic bottle into the lower part, fill it with soil and plant flowers and plants. A DIY flowerpot that does not require watering is completed.
4. Principle: plantingThere are many small holes in the flower part. When watering the flowers, excess water will flow from the small holes to the lower part and be stored. When the soil dries, the water underneath will be automatically sucked up due to the capillary principle to keep the soil moist. , thus greatly improving the survival rate of plants!
