This is How to Plant Tomatoes in Hanging Plastic Bottles

 This is How to Plant Tomatoes in Hanging Plastic                                        Bottles

R U INTERESTING :- LEARN how to make a pot to plant your tomato plants bottled in plastic bottles , it is a very simple project . 

The perfect solution for people who want to enjoy home-grown tomatoes, but do not have a patio. We can grow our own food even with very few meters available .

This project is very simple and it will only take you about 15 minutes of your time to complete it. By cultivating in this way, we will avoid having to train the tomato plants .

Materials.

For this project we will need the following materials:

• PET bottles of 2 liters.
• Cuter.
• Scissors.
• Toothpick.
• Coffee filter.
• Rope.
• Tomato seedlings.

Before starting work we will have to calculate how many bottles and tomato plants we will need, depending on the space we have available. The variety of tomatoes recommended for this project is the cherry.

Instructions.

1. Wash a 2-liter soda bottle.

Remove the label if you wish, normally it is recommended as it will end up marring, falling and getting dirty.

2. Cut the bottom of the bottle.

Do it carefully, especially if there are children nearby.

3. Place the lower part inside the bottle in an inverted position.

It should fit comfortably.

4. Securing the bottle.

Drill two holes in the sides to insert a toothpick. Make sure the holes are in the same position for when you are in balance.

5. Pierce the bottom of the bottle.

We will make 10 to 15 holes so that the bottle itself acts as a shower.

This will leave the water dispenser.

6. Choose a tomato plant that is not yet very large.

We recommend the cherry variety.

7. We put the plant in the bottle.

Through a hole the plant passes through the center of the coffee filter. Wrap it gently around the base that covers the earth.

8. We remove the plant by the neck of the bottle.

Carefully, pass the tomato plant through the neck of the bottle. Use the toothpick to help pass the plant through the hole if necessary.

9. Place the bottle upside down and fill with earth.

Do not forget to leave space for the water dispenser.

10. Pass the toothpick through the holes.

11. Secure the cable to hang the plant.

Important for security. It is the system that will support the plant so that it does not fall.

12. Fill with water in storage.

13. Your new tomato pot is ready to hang!

It should cover the bottle to protect the delicate roots of light. You can use masking tape or paint the bottle before placing the plant.

If you have any questions, enter in comments.

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