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Another method for making biodegradable pots is to cut strips of heavy paper, such as grocery bags, to match the height and diameter of the pot you want. For example, a twoinch-square pot would require a strip two inches wide and eight inches long. Add approximately one inch to, the length for overlap. Glue the strips in circles to form bottomless pots. Fit these paper pots into wooden or plastic flat with sides high enough to give good support before filling them with potting soil.
• Cut paper towel, bathroom tissue, or gift paper rolls into three inch lengths. Set vertically in a tray for bottomless seed containers.
• Make a mini-greenhouse from a milk carton, a plastic bag, and a wire coat hanger or other stout wire. Staple the carton shut and cut away one side. Fill with potting media, plant seeds, and add water. Cut the wire into eight inch lengths and bend into arches. Place three or four wire arches in the carton so as the seedlings grow, they will not touch the plastic. Place the carton in the plastic bag and seal. (Avoid using dry cleaning bags as they
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