A beautiful miniature garden bonsai made from an old toaster
Many families have used toasters. These used toasters are not only unusable, but also take up a lot of space. I wonder if anyone has one. I have thought about making a used toaster into a miniature garden bonsai. Here is the specific production process.
Remove the plastic cover of the toaster, here we just use The base and shell, take out all the electrical appliances and shelves inside.
Open an inverted ladder shape on the front, which can continuously expand your field of vision.
The main material used here is plastic material, which can be easily cut with an electric bar saw. Shown here is a toaster that has been cut into place.
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Slightly clean up the edges of the toaster cutout and use plastic glue to remove the filling and messy stones. Fix it.
You need to wait for the plastic glue to dry completely, spread some planting soil, and plant some plants and moss on it.
In the upper left corner is a Keshan Ophiopogon japonicus, with bamboo plum and succulent plants in the upper right corner.
You can put it directly on the shelf. You can spray some on this place every day Water mist will help the moss grow.
