"Yes, I do this too." Gardener shares clever hack using empty food containers: 'Such a great idea' first appeared on The Cool ...

Plastic plant pots are a ubiquitous item in the garden, regardless of size or style, but they're one of those items that you may be unsure of how to dispose of once broken or if you no longer have use ...

The green fungus that you see is algae that has grown in your container, due to the fact that you used clear plastic cups. The cups allow light to reach your wet medium, creating the perfect area for ...

If you're the type of plant lover who can't walk through the garden center without bringing home new greenery, then odds are you've accumulated quite the collection of plastic nursery pots. These ...

Many of you are itching to start planting seeds indoors – but it is still way too early. You can, however, get your lights, racks, media mix and containers ready. Order your seeds, draw out your plan ...

As I was setting up my grow lights and heat mats last week in preparation for sowing seeds, I was struck by the neatly stacked pile of old plastic pots lurking in the corner of my shed. I reuse pots, ...

How many times have you picked up an empty food container and tossed it in the recycling bin without a second thought? Since they seem like trash, it's what most people do. Yet, you could also ...