Using a used cauldron to plant beautiful purslane flowers
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Do you talk to plants? How? Have you ever had a message from nature? A guide or a spirit? What form does it take?
Do you talk to plants?
Yes I do. For me, plants can be interpreted as a place to release the stress I go through, it is the same as pets and even plants can also calm me.
I am writing a post about planting purslane flowers in my mother's used cauldron. It started when a second-hand goods buyer came to my house to buy used items made of plastic and aluminum. My mother collected several leaky cauldrons that were no longer usable for cooking, and I asked her not to sell the cauldron and I would plant purslane flowers in the cauldron.
- The Equipment I use
- Drill to make holes in the pan
- Branch Shears or Scissors
- Soil as a planting medium
- Purslane flower
I use this drill to make holes in the pot so that when I water the flowers, the water doesn't settle at the bottom of the pot, which causes the purslane roots to rot.
This is the first cauldron I have successfully drilled a hole in.
And this is the second cauldron I've finished drilling. This is actually my first time using an electric drill, I saw a tutorial on how to use it on YouTube.
After finishing drilling the cauldron, I went to where the purslane flowers were growing on the gravel in the garden next to my house. I took a picture of a small papaya tree that my mother planted next to the house.
The starfruit beside my house is very thick with fruit.
This is the purslane flower that I will take to plant in an old cauldron.
After taking the purslane flowers, I cut them into small pieces so that new roots can grow and become dense.
I filled the loose soil that had been mixed with organic fertilizer, namely duck manure, in a 1:1 ratio, then put the soil into the cauldron that I had made a hole in earlier.
And now I've finished planting purslane flowers in an old crock. I planted three colors of purslane flowers: yellow, pink, and a mix of white and pink.
