8 Best Fruit and Vegetables You Can Grow In Pots

Today, plastic bottles pose a major threat to the environment. Most people throw them away after use. This can lead to serious environmental damage. Here are some of the negative impacts of plastic bottles.

  • Water pollution
  • Harmful to animals
  • Plastic bottles filled with water are a major cause of mosquito breeding

Additionally, plastic takes hundreds of years to break down into the ground. Therefore, the main way we can protect the environment from plastic bottles is to recycle or reuse them.

1. Chard

Beets are one of the most attractive vegetables. Sow seeds directly into small pots and transplant some into larger pots. Look for colorful varieties such as “Bright Lights.”

2. Parsley

Parsley grows best in a small space with partial sun. These properties make parsley ideal for growing in plastic containers. The soil in the plastic container should be moist. Remember not to overwater your parsley plants.

Parsley is great as a spice to add to our dishes and is known for its refreshing taste. Parsley is best grown as seed and does better during the winter.

3.Strawberry

Strawberries can be grown at any time of the year, and best of all, they can be grown in plastic containers. If you can’t find a sunny spot for your strawberry plant in your home, you can place it under artificial light.

The best potting soil should be used when growing strawberries. So, make sure your plastic containers are filled with the best potting soil.

When your strawberries begin to produce fruit, harvest them immediately to make room for new fruit.

4. Oregano

If you’re a fan of oregano plants, here’s some good news: They can be grown in plastic containers. You can start by growing oregano seeds or store-bought oregano cuttings.

Like basil, Oregon plants should be placed in water for a few days before being transferred to a plastic bottle.

5. Rosemary

Just like Oregon and basil. Rosemary can be grown in plastic bottles. The only difference is that rosemary thrives in an acidic environment; Therefore, it is recommended to add some sand to the bottom of the bottle.

Remember to water your plants regularly, as dry soil can stunt growth.

6. Pepper

Only small peppers are suitable for growing in plastic bottles as larger ones require more space or at least a large container in the form of a plastic bottle.

Peppers are sun-loving plants; therefore, your peppers need at least 8 hours of sunlight per day. Gardeners recommend starting with pepper cuttings instead of seeds; this can save you a lot of time.

7.Spinach

Spinach can also be grown in plastic bottles. Just make sure the bottle is at least 20cm high. Spinach doesn’t necessarily need sunlight; you can keep it in a shady part of the house.

Spinach is both an indoor and outdoor plant. Fill a container with good quality potting soil, sprinkle in some spinach seeds and remember to water regularly.

8. Sweet peppers

Sweet peppers are sun worshipers, so plant them in the sunniest spot. There are many varieties to choose from, including dwarf varieties such as “Mohawk” and “Redskin.” Sow seeds or buy small plants and plant them outside or indoors on a sunny windowsill.