Magic Planter

Some grow a particular variety, others cultivate a 'summer garden' on the balcony, and some prefer low-maintenance but useful plants like aloe. And certainly, each of us tries to take good care of such a 'garden by the window'—repotting on time, watering, and adding fertilizer. Today, let's focus on the appearance of flower pots. It's hard to find matching pots in one style.

If you bought a turquoise one with 1.2 liters capacity, it's hard to find another pot of the same shade with 3 liters. And it’s difficult to pair the purchased planter for hibiscus with a matching vase for orchids. Those who want to decorate their windowsills with identical flower pots can try hand-made designs.

If the art of crocheting with a hook doesn’t make you nervous, you can crochet all your flower stands.

The key is to calculate the number of stitches correctly. This 'clothing' should be slightly larger than the pot. It should tie or stay on a hidden elastic band at the top. Otherwise, all the beauty will slip down with even the slightest movement.

Eco-style lovers can decorate flower pots with natural materials. Remember the pioneer camp and pinecone crafts. Use the same method to decorate pots—glue pinecones to planters with strong adhesive, placing them with pointed tips outward. Or wrap the pot with small twigs and rope. It will look like a miniature log from which greenery grows!

If you want to transform 'flower houses' at work or in an office, you can use coins. Simply cover the entire pot perimeter with them.

By the way, flower beds in the yard are also like flower pots. If you want to make them in one style—start growing flowers in... automobile tires. They can be painted in the same colors.

It's easy to transform a windowsill—just start!