The Space Saving DIY You Should Know Before Planting Cabbage

To maximize your cabbage planting in limited space, consider using a hanging planter system made from repurposed plastic bottles

 This innovative DIY method allows you to grow cabbage vertically, saving ground space while ensuring the plants receive adequate sunlight and air circulation.

Steps to Create Hanging Planters: Gather Materials: Collect several 1.5-gallon plastic bottles, a soldering iron, strong plastic twine, and soil.

Prepare the Bottles: Cut the bottles in half and make drainage holes at the bottom. Use the soldering iron to create holes near the top for the twine.

Assemble the Planters: Thread the twine through the holes and tie them securely. You can hang multiple planters in a vertical column. Fill with Soil: Use well-drained, nutrient-rich soil to fill the planters. Make sure to fertilize the soil before planting.

Plant Cabbage Seedlings: Transplant your cabbage seedlings into the planters, ensuring they are watered adequately.

Hang and Care: Position the hanging planters in a sunny spot, ensuring they receive at least six hours of sunlight daily. Monitor moisture levels to prevent overwatering, as excess water will drip onto lower planters.

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