Time to say ‘no’ to Plastics for growing plants – Part 2
Let’s continue from where we left in the previous blog. There have been quite a lot of discussions on the ban of plastics globally with even a few states in India that have banned the use of plastic successfully. Once you’re done with your coconut, simply scrape the inside of the coconut, make one or two holes and use it to place vegetables with shallow roots such as peas or lettuce. The biggest advantage of choosing coconut shells over other materials is that they are freely available. You simply need to have coconut shells, coco peats or potting mix, a spray bottle and of course some seeds, and there you go. Biodegradable nature of Coconut shells: The coconut shell potters are characteristic of biodegradability and convert into the organic matter…