How to Make an Indoor Planter Using Plastic Bottles
Bring a little greenery inside without spending a dime! Plastic bottle planters are my go-to for propagating herbs like mint and basil on my kitchen windowsill. They’re lightweight, easy to make, and surprisingly stylish.

You’ll need: A clean plastic bottle, scissors, acrylic paint (optional), and a small plant or seeds.

Two Chic Styles:

The Hanging Planter: Cut the bottle horizontally about 1/3 of the way from the top. Poke holes on opposite sides near the cut edge and thread through string or yarn for hanging. The top half can be used as a cloche to create a mini greenhouse for seedlings!

The Self-Watering Pot: Cut the bottle in half. Invert the top half (neck down) and place it into the bottom half. The bottle’s cap acts as a wick, drawing water from the reservoir below into the soil in the top half. It’s brilliant for forgetful waterers!

Pro Tip: Paint the outside with acrylic paint to hide the plastic. Decorate it with twine, or leave it clear for a modern, minimalist look. Always poke drainage holes in the bottom if it’s not a self-watering system.

Lets make a Indoor planter for Succulents using waste material , Which you can also use as a Storage Box …..try making it for your home and make your space look even more beautiful.

Materials Required:

  • Cookie Box
  • Plastic Bottle
  • Acrylic Colours
  • Shilpkar Clay / Modeling clay
  • Flat Brush and Round Brush
  • Pendants & Lace
  • Glue or Glue Gun

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