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Store unused toilet paper rolls in a dry, cool place until ready for use in your garden.
After they are used for seedlings or compost, you can dispose of them by composting them or letting them biodegrade naturally in your garden soil.
Variations
For a more decorative touch, you can paint or decorate the toilet paper rolls before using them as seedling pots.
You can also add small drainage holes to the bottom of the rolls to help excess water escape when using them for planting.
FAQ
Can I use toilet paper rolls for all plants?
Yes, toilet paper rolls work well for most plants, especially seedlings that are just starting out. However, they may not be durable enough for larger, established plants.
How long do toilet paper rolls take to break down in the soil?
Toilet paper rolls decompose fairly quickly, especially in moist, nutrient-rich soil. It typically takes a few weeks to a couple of months depending on the environment.
Can I use this method for outdoor plants?
Yes, you can use toilet paper rolls for both indoor and outdoor plants. Just ensure they are well watered and properly managed in the garden.
Are there any other ways I can use toilet paper rolls in the garden?
Apart from seedlings, composting, and pest control, toilet paper rolls can also be used to create a simple seedling protection system during cold weather, or to craft natural plant markers by labeling them with plant names.
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