This is an option when space is limited where we can not only look at the ground for the needed planting space, but also the space above the ground. Using used bottles that are cut into half (or quarter depending on how much soil do you want to put), we insert seedlings into them such that the leaves pass through the opening of the bottles like below. We then create the holes such that the bottles can be hanged.
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| Day 1: 17 July 2021 |
Used bottles are abundant at our house and we have this one kaffir lime that has grown so big with lots of branches and twigs such that it offers lots of room for hanging the makeshift pots. So I have no reason not to give this a try. Note that this technique is only suitable for plants that creep or climb.
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