Want a smart, eco-friendly way to grow mint at home without taking up much space? Hanging plastic bottles are the perfect solution! This simple method recycles old materials while giving you a steady supply of fresh, fragrant mint — perfect for teas, cooking, and natural remedies.
🧂 What You’ll Need:
• 2-liter plastic bottles
• Mint cuttings (10–15 cm)
• Potting soil
• Scissors, string, or wire
• Glass of water for rooting
• A bright spot with 4–6 hours of indirect sunlight1. Prepare the Bottles
Cut each bottle in half. Use the bottom part as a planter. Make drainage holes in the base and two holes near the rim for hanging.
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