1. Create a small vegetable garden using cement bricks and place a layer of cardboard underneath. Fill with planting medium soil, plant your seedlings, and wait for your greens to bloom!

2 When planting plants, sprinkle some Epsom salt on them to help them absorb nutrients. This way, no matter what you plant, it will look more thriving than others.

3. Don't throw away the grapefruit peels after eating them; use them to grow seedlings. Grapefruit peels are rich in protein, organic acids, vitamins, and calcium, making them a natural fertilizer. They provide nutrients to seedlings while also protecting the environment.

Every new family has outdated diapers, and throwing them away is a shame. Here's a tip: disassemble them and use them to plant flowers. Placing the diapers underneath locks in moisture while allowing for ventilation, making them a valuable medium for growing flowers and plants.

5 Use large Coke bottles to make a mini greenhouse, which is simple and practical for growing seedlings and protecting them from the cold.

6 This is a bit difficult. Sprinkle some seeds of ingredients (condiments) in the egg shells and place them on the windowsill in the kitchen. When cooking, you can use the freshest ingredients (condiments) at your fingertips.

7. A noodle fork stuck in a flowerpot. What's it for? Of course, it's to protect against the evil star-sighting people. With this weapon, the star-sighting people won't come to cause trouble.

When taking rose cuttings, plant them on potatoes and then plant them in the soil. This will greatly increase the survival rate of the cuttings.