Making them is simple. Just find a food can. I used a tomato paste can, the smaller the better. Cut newspaper or ads into pieces about the size of the can. Use 2 or more sheets (thickness) per pot. Roll around can, secure with scotch tape. Then, fold the bottom like you would if you were rolling coins in wrappers to deposit.
It was sooo easy to make these that my 7 year old joined in the fun. She said we were like assembly line workers. I wonder where she comes up with this stuff!
We are keeping ours in a plastic tote until planting. At planting time, just plant the whole thing the paper is bio-degradable.
Thanks Kendra for the original idea.
3 comments:
What a great idea and you can just put the whole thing in the ground too, right?
Yes, the whole thing goes into the ground. How frugal is that?
I did paper pots for the first time this year. They are so great! I don't have to store potting supplies all year and they were Free so, now I'm praying everything grows well. :)
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