DIY Plant Waterer
Make sure your plants are happy and fed while you're on vacation with this easy and cute DIY Plant Waterer. Recycled craft ideas like this are great for saving money on small things. You'll need an old glass soda or wine bottle and some colorful marbles to decorate it with. To make sure your decorations stick, allow the glue to dry for 24 hours before using your plant waterer. DIY water globes and spikes are great ways to take care of your indoor plants without having to keep an eye on them every day.
Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteWeekend project
MaterialsGlass, Recycled Materials
Primary TechniqueDIY Craft
Project TypeMake a Project
Why You'll Love This Recycled Craft
1. Easy and Affordable: Making a DIY Plant Waterer is a simple and cost-effective way to ensure your plants stay hydrated even when you're away. By using materials you likely already have on hand, such as an old glass bottle and marbles, you can create a functional and decorative watering solution without breaking the bank.
2. Low Maintenance: With a DIY Plant Waterer, you can set it and forget it! The water globes and spikes will slowly release water into the soil, keeping your plants nourished for days without needing constant attention. This is especially handy for those who travel often or lead busy lifestyles but still want to maintain a green thumb.
3. Customizable and Fun: Personalize your plant waterer by choosing your favorite color marbles or embellishments to decorate the glass bottle. Not only does this add a touch of whimsy to your indoor garden, but it also makes the project a fun and creative outlet. Plus, the satisfaction of seeing your plants thrive thanks to your handmade waterer is a rewarding feeling like no other.
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Marilyn B
Jan 23, 2017
What a clever and practical project! I could see changing this up a bit by using tiny sea shells, bits of sea glass, buttons or tiny sequins glued to the bottle. But the flat glass marbles look great too! This would be a fun project for kids and would make a nice gift for any plant lover. Good for a teacher gift to use in the classroom for less watering trips for plants in the classroom, or any personal gift! Great idea!
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