1. find an old tin box (any container will do) I found this one at the second hand shop
2. poke some holes in the bottom to allow for water drainage
3. place the bulb roots downward and lightly pack soil around it leaving the top sticking out
4. water and place outside
It was a beautifully sunny day today (finally, it has been a long awaited spring over here in The Netherlands) perfect for a little bit of gardening. Much more to come!
I have some tea tins and an old broken music box that I've been considering using for planting things in! This has got me quite inspired :) !
ReplyDeletexo
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ah I'm very glad to hear that! Good luck with it
Deletecute :)
ReplyDeleteat first I thought the bulb was a chicken wing :P
ahaha!
Deletebelieve me, it's a chicken wing :)
ReplyDeletehehe perhaps, we will see if it grows a flower.. then we will know it's not a chicken wing :P
DeleteThis is so cute, I love tea tins.
ReplyDeleteI've actually been meaning to plant some succulents in an old tea tin I have laying around. I should do that today. :)