Friends grow vegetables in these five large containers. Families don't have to buy vegetables anymore.

Many friends will think that it is not worth mentioning to cultivate vegetables in flower pots. The vegetables planted can be eaten in a day or two. In fact, there is a certain misunderstanding about vegetables. Some vegetables can be harvested continuously. Friends can grow small vegetable gardens with some abandoned containers.

1. Plastic bucket vegetable garden

The small courtyard above was paved with small black stones. It was very difficult to plant vegetables, so he directly chose some plastic buckets.

It was enough to prepare some loose and well-drained soil. What was cultivated here were lettuce, cabbage, celery, and some strawberries.

2. Plastic bottle vegetable garden

In order to eat fresh organic vegetables, the family also went to great lengths to make potted containers from plastic bottles they picked up. They set up some shelves in the yard and fixed the plastic bottles on them. After that, they dug holes directly in the plastic bottles. After adding soil, they began to cultivate vegetables. The vegetables cultivated here were all very short-lived, such as lettuce, spinach, water cabbage, etc.

3. keg vegetable garden

Some abandoned wooden wine barrels could also be transformed into containers for planting vegetables. The seedlings planted on them were strawberry seedlings. It was believed that they would soon be full of strawberries.

4. bubble box vegetable garden

Don't throw away the discarded foam boxes. They are actually planting vegetables. They are very good containers. You can drill holes in the bottom and sides of the foam boxes to fill some loose and drained soil. After that, you can carry out vegetable cultivation. Pay attention to regular replenishment of fertilizer and keep them in a sunny position.

5. Plastic bucket vegetable garden

There are often abandoned paint cans or garbage cans in life, which can be properly transformed into very practical potted containers, which can be drilled at the bottom and sides, and can be paved with a layer of small pebbles at the bottom. After filling the soil, vegetables can be cultivated.

6. Food bag vegetable garden

Some very durable food bags can also be converted into potted containers. You can drill holes in the bottom of the bag, lay soil on it to grow various vegetables, plant tomatoes on top, and support the bag around the edges. This can become a great small vegetable garden.

7. Palm bark hanging basin

The flowerpot above is a container made of an iron shelf and palm skin. Some vegetables with shallow roots can be planted on the top, and some small vegetables can be drilled on the side. It can be hung directly on the balcony or windowsill to form a charming vegetable landscape.