Gardening - Tin Can Tricks #1

Using Tin Cans to Plant In and then Transplant.

This article is a summary of a YouTube video "Gardening - Tin Can Tricks #1" by Blossom Flower Delivery

🌱 Growing plants in cans is an efficient gardening trick.

📏 You can use cans with both the top and bottom cut out.

🔪 Some newer cans are not suitable for this purpose.

🌱 You can start plants in cans by cutting the top and bottom off.

🥔 You can even grow sprouts like potatoes in cans.

🌱 When transplanting, place the can on top of the ground.

🌿 By wiggling and pulling the can, you can easily remove the plant.

🌱 This method allows for easy transplantation without damaging the plant.

00:13 The presenter mentions that the tricks he will show were figured out about 50 years earlier.

01:05 The presenter shows a can that has the top and bottom cut out, and mentions that he has started a potato sprout in it.

01:36 The presenter mentions that when you want to transplant the plant, you can set the can with the plant on top of the ground you prepared.

01:58 The presenter wiggles the can and pulls it down to show that the plant easily slides out.

02:08 The presenter slides the plant into the ground, showing how easy it is to transplant.

These tricks are for gardening.

You need about 10 cans.

Yes, you can use cans with both the top and the bottom.

Cut the top and the bottom out of the cans and use them to start plants.

Set the can on top of the prepared ground, wiggle it to loosen the plant, and then slide the plant out of the can and into the ground.