DIY Video: Making Paper Pots
Saturday, April 9th, 2011 • Related • Filed Under
Now we present the fresh video of DIY Video: Making Paper Pots, to see the details of Gardening Ourdoor decoration video, click this Making Paper Pots video below….
Information about making paper pots and gardening at Dave’s Garden.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Comment by 9raymondo9 on 9 April 2011:
newspapers will degrade in soil right?
Comment by Thegardenspriteshop on 9 April 2011:
how fun. Paper pots are cool!
Comment by texme on 9 April 2011:
You just blow my mind. fuuuuuuuuuck me
Comment by ArizonaAdventures on 9 April 2011:
great idea, thanks!
Comment by lifearoundhome on 9 April 2011:
that’s one way to use the newspaper
Comment by mammal46 on 10 April 2011:
What a good idea. I just can’t believe all the ideas you gardners come up with. Thanks for showing us=-}
Comment by VxHONEYxV8 on 10 April 2011:
that’s a great idea!! I will have to try this. i used egg cartons last time and it worked but the plant roots didn’t go to deep and it was tough to transplant once the garden was ready, but my veggies are still doing good.
Comment by CHOCCYDAZZLE on 10 April 2011:
Really like this method ~thanks very much
Comment by Praxxus55712 on 10 April 2011:
Holy crap Dave what the heck happened to your fingernail?? OUCH!
Comment by Drummerful07 on 10 April 2011:
@1too3fore You don’t.
Comment by stfudidntask on 10 April 2011:
@DjokaStokic Almost all newspapers use soy ink dumbass.
Comment by 1too3fore on 10 April 2011:
Will this work with my old VCR tapes, too?
Comment by 1too3fore on 10 April 2011:
If you bury the pots, how are we supposed to be able to read it then???
Comment by TheGardenCorner on 10 April 2011:
Wow, really great idea – and organic too!
Comment by carrieferhat on 10 April 2011:
Great video-why didn’t I think of this?
Yes, I believe I read (gasp! in a newspaper!) that as of 2004-5, 95% of newspapers were in soy-based ink. Lead was banned quite some time ago. I would think, if it were made of lead, it would be hazardous for us to read, touch, breathe in…
Comment by fabfabregas1 on 10 April 2011:
Thankyou i will try this i was very impressed with how quickly the seeds germinated…..
Comment by leasmom96 on 10 April 2011:
Most newspapers use vegetable inks now. Newspapers are perfectly fine for organic gardening. They’re used in No Dig Gardens and with Vermicomposting too.
Comment by DjokaStokic on 10 April 2011:
this is not such a smart idea WHY? do you know from which material are letters made of? from lead! and lead is not good for any living creature. It is not smart to contaminate your plants if you are going to use them later as food font do this! If that is going to be inedible then ok but higher levels of lead can damage a plant
Comment by BadassCeino on 10 April 2011:
Very simple, I like.
Comment by judyleeverro1 on 10 April 2011:
this is so cool…a cheap project and fun to get kids to work..er..i mean participate in the joy of gardening
Comment by lakemarygardens on 10 April 2011:
I think I will try this.
Comment by jimmyzshack on 10 April 2011:
lol “what happens to the ink”
Comment by GreenDrThumbz on 10 April 2011:
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Comment by diosamag on 10 April 2011:
that works for the US but in france for example, the ink s not clean….
Comment by theRealCatinahat on 10 April 2011:
Don’t worry about the ink, it is soy based in 99% of newspapers