How to Make a Flower Pot From Tea Cup

Materials:

1. Teacup and Saucer (Choose a teacup with a drainage hole or make one yourself)

2. Potting Soil

3. Plant Seeds or Small Plants

4. Optional: Decorative Items (Stones, Pebbles, Ribbons, etc.)

Instructions:

1. Drainage: If your teacup doesn't have a drainage hole, you'll need to create one. Carefully drill a small hole in the base of the teacup using a drill or other sharp object.

2. Saucer: Place the teacup upside down on the saucer. This will create a raised effect and allow excess water to drain into the saucer, preventing root rot.

3. Potting Soil: Fill the teacup with potting soil, leaving some space at the top for planting.

4. Planting: Gently remove the plant from its original container and place it in the teacup. Cover the roots with potting soil, pressing gently to ensure the plant is secure.

5. Decorate: Add decorative elements such as stones, pebbles, or marbles on top of the soil. You can also use a ribbon or twine to tie around the teacup handle for an extra touch.

6. Water: Water the plant regularly, making sure not to overwater. Check the soil moisture to determine when watering is necessary.

7. Enjoy: Your teacup flower pot is now ready to display! Place it on a windowsill, shelf, or anywhere you want to add a touch of greenery and charm.