How Do You Make A Topsy Turvy Planter?
Topsy turvy planters allow plants to grow upside-down. This allows gravity to help water reach the plant’s roots, rather than draining out of the bottom of an upright pot. It also protects the plant from weeds, insect pests, and fungal diseases that may live in the ground. Finally, topsy turvy planters have the added benefit of being easier to reach when tending and harvesting (if you are growing a vegetable or fruit plant), especially for home gardeners who have back problems. Wash out the 2-liter bottle, and let it dry. Remove the bottle cap and throw it away. Cut a hole in the side of the bottle (near the bottom), about 2 inches in diameter. This will allow you to add soil and will also be where you water the plant. Drill a hole in the exact center of the bottom of the bottle. Use a drill bit that matches the thickness of your bolt. Thread the eye bolt through the hole and secure it with the washer. You will use this bolt to hang your planter. Cover the entire planter with spray pai
