Here’s an easy way to create drainage holes in plastic disposable food containers. These containers come in all sizes and make perfect miniature greenhouses for stem cuttings and seed sowing, but creating drainage holes can be tricky. I’ve found that if I lay the container on the lawn to use as a stabilizer, an ice pick (screwdrivers and nails work great too) will easily pierce the plastic when hit with a hammer without tearing the bottom into shreds.
There you have it! Perfect drainage in less than five minutes with a minimum of fuss. Happy Gardening!
I tried to be serious. I really did. All I can see in the second photo is a beautiful green imp with shiny green eyes and a hint of a grin.
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I’ll have to go look. I held the container against a fern plant so they holes would show. Must go have a look!
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You would laugh at me if you saw me twisting and turning my head to try and see that imp. I’ll keep looking. It is odd looking stuff.
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I must have a twisted mind to see an imp instead of a fern.
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I love it…I see faces in everything, carpets, stains on walls, grass, on and on and on…and oh of course, the clouds! Great shapes and faces in clouds.
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I avoid clouds these days. My eyes shift just a bit from the computer screen, and I’m lost in the clouds, watching the interaction of clouds and mountains. It is lots of fun.
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🙂
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I did not see him.
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I am still looking too! 😀
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Now this has me looking! I was just thinking what a great idea!
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I’ve tried to make holes in this thin plastic in the past and it always tears or crumples…this really works and is super quick.
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