Pre-grow flowers and vegetables in toilet paper rolls!

Toilet paper rolls can be used if you’re doing something. They are also perfectly suited for a chore familiar to many home gardeners, pre-cultivation.

Pre-education requires cups and cups. Everyone who has ever pre-grown something knows that, and it becomes clear quickly even to those who are starting to work for the first time.

Of course, the stores sell grow pots and various seedling containers intended for pre-cultivation, but a grower with an exact euro can easily develop the necessary containers himself. It is conveniently made from empty toilet paper rolls.

Try using toilet paper rolls, for example, to pre-grow summer flowers or vegetables.

If the toilet paper rolls have already been taken to the cardboard collection, and the new ones are not emptied quickly enough, you can also use, for example, empty milk cans, newspapers, yogurt cans, plastic bags or old seedling pots for pre-cultivation.

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This is how you use toilet paper rolls in preschool

You will need:

• toilet paper rolls
• newspaper or household or toilet paper
• mulch
• water
• seeds
• I felt
• if you want plant signs
• under the toilet paper rolls in the container

Do like this:

1. Put the toilet paper rolls in a waterproof container so that the irrigation water does not flow through onto the level. For example, an emptied and cleaned plastic food container works well.
2. Put a piece of paper on the bottom of the toilet paper rolls so that the soil does not seep through. This step is optional. The soil may not flow through the roller if the soil has been tamped tightly inside the roller.
3. Put some soil in the roll. Use soil intended for pre-cultivation.
4. Name the rolls either by writing on the side of the roll with a marker or use separate plant labels. Take into account that the marker may wear off the side little by little when the roll gets wet when you wet it.
5. Make a hole for the seeds, put the seeds in soil and cover. You can put one seed per roll. Some seeds need to be planted deeper than others.
6. Pre-grow according to the plant’s requirements. For example, you can put a thin plastic bag over the rolls and take the rolls to a warm place.
7. Depending on the plant and the length of the pre-growing period, the plants may need to be transferred to larger pots or containers even before planting outside.

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