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11. Use Cuttings
Yes! It is possible to grow vegetables like tomatoes, zucchini, cucumber, bitter melon, eggplants, and more from just cuttings.
So, if your friends have these plants in their garden or home, you just need to snip off 4-6 inches of stem from them, and voila! You will have your own vegetable plants!
Plant the cuttings in a well-draining growing medium, keep the soil moist, and follow all the usual procedures you do while growing plants from cuttings.
12. Make Your Own Watering Can
Instead of buying expensive watering cans, it would be a good idea to make your own for free using plastic bottles, jars, milk cans, juice, or soda bottles.
13. Start Seeds in Free Pots
If you are planning to start seeds, then you don’t have to buy small seed starting trays or pots for them—start them in egg cartons, citrus peels, egg peels, newspapers, toilet paper rolls, and even ice cream cones–the options are unlimited and friendly to nature. for free. These are also biodegradable, which means you can directly transfer both seeds and pots to the garden.
