Step 3: Can Planter
Probably not good for houses with young children, but if you have a safety can opener it shouldn't be too dangerous. Wider cans are the best for starting seeds and then transplanting, and taller cans would work best for seeds that need to be kept inside awhile.
I do a mix of regular dirt and potting soil (half and half) for most of my seeds and because this is a can you can dig up the dirt with the can itself, even if the ground is hard.
(Sorry about the picture, it's hard to photograph)
I do a mix of regular dirt and potting soil (half and half) for most of my seeds and because this is a can you can dig up the dirt with the can itself, even if the ground is hard.
(Sorry about the picture, it's hard to photograph)
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