HYDROPONICS PAPERWEIGHT

HYDROPONICS PAPERWEIGHT
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OKAY this is a cool way to add some personality to your desk at work, or you work bench.
this simple project looks great requires little maintenance.
It can be completely modified for just about any materials you have.

 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
Materials
-small bottle or similar container (shorter and fatter the better)
-assorted tubes, test tubes, etc.
-seeds, (lentils or alfalfa grow really fast!!)
Tools
-drill or hole poking device
-knife of some sort
-glue? is that a material or a tool?
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6 comments
Jan 29, 2010. 9:11 AMprodigiouspenguin says:
Cool idea!  How does this look with a plant in it?

What plants do you think you could grow to eat?  I can't see anything getting very big in this system, and you'll need to provide nutrients somehow if you want to have something with extended growth.
Nov 14, 2009. 7:00 PMbiofueljunke says:
why not drill than cut it would be easyer that way
Aug 26, 2009. 5:03 PMzaczac says:
NICE KNIFE
Jul 18, 2009. 7:44 PMChrysN says:
This looks interesting, I'd love to see pictures of the seeds growing.
Jul 18, 2009. 10:03 AMlemonie says:
That's a blood-sample tube isn't it? Could this be finished-off with an example of how it does or should look on your desk? L

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