And self-watering systems are usually rather pricey! We’ll show how to keep things looking green and flourishing without spending too much time or money!
1. Simple Saucers
When it comes to saving water for our potted plants, this is an easy but effective trick that has been around since before we were even alive.
Fill up a saucer and let your plant drink the extra from its bottomless pot!
You should make sure there’s at least one hole in order for these DIY instructions work properly so don’t forget about, it or risk having wasted watering efforts.
2. Creative DIY Irrigation
If you’re looking for a cool and artistic way to water your thirsty plant, look no further! T
ake some plastic bottle. Make several small holes throughout it with an auger or drill and then soak the bottom part in water so that when we pour out water, it will slowly seep down into all those little cracks where roots can grab hold on to and stay hydrated.
3. For All Your Smaller Plants
All you need for this DIY project is a flexible straw or absorbent string, such as yarn and an empty container.
Bury the end of your string or straw into the soil in order to reach plant roots then attach it onto water source near top so that liquid can flow through your planter easily!
That’s all there is too getting started – no engineering experience required.
4. Composting Correctly
Composting can help you save water and keep plants healthy.
Try adding torn up egg cartons to the bottom of your garden for some added benefits, like retaining moisture and keeping plants hydrated while you are away.
5. Winning with Wine Bottles
In order to show off your amazing taste in wines, you can bury a screw-top wine bottle upside down.
Fill it with water and put dirt over its neck so that when there’s not enough rain or irrigation for plants on site; they will still get plenty of moisture from this cleverly designed system!