Urban Vegetable Gardening in Recycled ♻️ Plastic Containers

Container gardening is a type of gardening where plants are grown in containers, such as pots or milk jugs, instead of directly in the ground.

Drainage is important in container gardening because it allows excess water to escape from the container, preventing the plant's roots from becoming waterlogged and potentially rotting.

You can create drainage holes in a container by using a knife or a pair of sharp scissors to cut small holes in the bottom of the container.

To plant in a peat pot, you need to remove the plastic wrapping around the pot and cut out the bottom so that the plant's roots can grow through freely.

To support a plant in a container, you can add extra soil around the sides of the plant to provide support. Additionally, you can stake the plant or train it to grow along a wall or fence.