Crafty friday!

This is a really cute way to make a little hot house for your seedlings.
Cut the end of plastic bottles and place it over the seedling, just like a little hot house.
Remember to remove the cap, otherwise the plant cant breath.
Have a fab weekend all.
Photography Studio Dreyer hensley

Comments

[John]

Could you leave the cap on if watching plants suffocate is entertaining to you?

[ellen kelley]

Dear Sweet Paul,
You always make me smile. What a gift that is; what an important treasure to bestow on a stranger. I sincerely hope that you recognize the abundance of light you send off. Thank you, and may you have a fab weekend. (I will, I just wish the rain, the unrelenting rain would cease and that Mother Nature would put her shorts on and bless us with her warmth and beauty. She will soon, I know. Some days, some times it is hard to be patient with that woman!)
Bestest of the best to you, Ellen.

[Lara Alexander]

They look so cute in the little pots! I live in Seattle, where our growing season is shorter and cooler. I use plastic a lot in the garden (bigger bottles). Sometimes it looks like I am growing soda bottles. My method is on my site. On cold days, I leave the tops on.

[Hanna]

Den var fin den! Gjenbruk og greier...:)
Håper alt er bra hos deg!
Sommerhilsen fra Hanna

[Tracy]

And this might be a little bit genius :)

[Ash]

so awesome.

[simpledaisy]

So cute:)

[Rambles with Reese]

Great idea! Who would have thought?! They look pretty too.

p.s. I've been reading your magazine - just lovely!

[Medical Advice]

so cute little house bottle..lovely seeing..

[Knit1 Slip1]

I love this idea. I've been using it to grow tomatoes in a window of my apartment and boy have they sprung up! Yours look far more refined and tasteful though! I'll work on that :D

http://knit1slip1.wordpress.com/2010/05/06/well-knock-me-down-with-a-feather/

[Double Glazing]

yeah,looks good.The transparency helps to see your plant growing inside.And of course,air is important for the plant to live.