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DIY vertical garden using plastic bottles



Did you know you could use plastic bottles, to make your own vertical garden and grow food in any space? Over the past years I built different versions of this vertical garden using plastic bottles and it works great because it takes up minimal space and with just a small amount of water you can irrigate the whole system. You can also place a pot or similar under it so the excess water it’s not wasted.

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MATERIALS:

– 6 x 5L bottles (plastic type 2 – HDPE)
– Drill
– Wood screws
– Water resistant white paint
– 1 x drill bit 35 mm gauge
– Hammer and nail
– 1 x expanding wood trellis
– Vermiculite
– Compost mix
– Straw
– Strawberry plant (or any plant you decide to use)

00:00 – Intro
00:48 – Materials
00:57 – which plastic bottle to use?
01:14 – Step 1 – Marking your bottles
01:41 – Step 2 – Drilling junctions for your bottles
01:56 – Step 3 – Painting your bottles
02:25 – Step 4 – Preparing your bottle caps
02:43 – Step 5 – Assemble your vertical garden
03:25 – Step 6 – Cut along the markings
03:58 – Step 7 – Where and how to place the vertical garden?
05:03 – Step 8 – Compost mix
06:13 – Step 9 – Drainage
06:50 – Step 10 – Mulching
07:21 – Bonus tip – Cloning strawberries
08:19 – Outro

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31 Comments

  1. Wow ! I am so glad this came into my YT feed…and i have no idea why.
    Excellent advice and so clearly explained.
    Thanks

  2. Thanks I've added this to my watch later I'm intending growing some veggies this year should come in very handy indeed!

  3. Thank you for sharing your information! I’ve just discovered your channel and your tattoos are beautiful. Happy Growing! 🌱

  4. We moved this winter and now got some gardenspace. Your videos made me waiting hard for spring to finally start with all the small gardenwork 🙂 keep on with your videos, love it <3

  5. excellent idea any way to reuse is very good I will not hesitate to practice that way of creating a vertical garden 🫡

  6. You are one of my favorite gardeners to watch! Definitely learn a lot from you and plan on growing with methods that you have shared thank you and keep killing it 👍

  7. Just to ask, are you from Italy or Spain?? Because your name is pretty common in Italy.

  8. This is how "love life in any form" is put into practice. Beautiful channel, thank you fo what you are doing!❤

  9. India takes these ways seriously and we have been working on these methods for generations now …. Good video 🙌🏻

  10. One question, hopefully you reply me

    Are you vegetarian? Cause i don't see any farm animal like chicken
    Is it possible if you have a chicken?

  11. Alejandro, thank you for this awesome idea! Can you please tell us more about what plants grow in those bottles? 🙏

  12. I actually have a whole bunch of white bleach bottles from my aunt and uncle using bleach for our pool. So I just take the bottles and save them then I'm cleaning them all out taking the labels off drilling my holes and stacking them. And at the very bottom I'll have my strawberry trays that I recycled from old fluorescent light fixtures to clear glass fixture that snaps on top I have a ton of them

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