Carton, Cardboard box planter

Using the cardboard box / carton and with the polybag turning them in a useful planter with no cost. Help the environment to reuse the material that is going in recycle or trash.

[@louski5844]

'Excellent Video"
I really like this idea!

[@sudhaprasad6041]

Great sir. Very innovative

[@mssshep]

I just finished with my box planter! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽

[@inderbirkaur4464]

Excellent. Thank you

[@user-lh6iv1ht1r]

You are a real genius, this is the smartest way I’ve ever seen

[@rohininrao6928]

This is very good idea 👌 thanks for sharing.

[@sandraoconnor5700]

Love this idea thanks so much!!

[@wj744]

You are a genius 💓 God bless you

[@lindabonomi7274]

GREAT video!

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@harshit_saurav]

Earlier, I used to make planter in the same way but now what I do is that I apply waterproof paints over cardboard boxes.. which increases its longevity multiple times 😉.. try it 👍😊👍

[@GardeningWithNitin]

I think this is a good idea. What kind of paint you have used, will it leach anything to the soil?

[@bobbiduval7961]

@@GardeningWithNitin think about it that plastic bag is going to break down and Leach everything leeches in the sun so.....

[@tuyettong7662]

Very, very good idea, thank you so much

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Most welcome 😊

[@billyckjelson]

Great idea!

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Glad you think so!

[@michaelwhit996]

You know how to create an excellent how to video.

[@AlphaChelsea-ox6ek]

Thanks dear. This is so simple and quick

[@falkasete]

Genius, simple as that

[@mssshep]

Lovely video🥰

[@esthersalgado8738]

Wow i love you idea. Thanks

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Welcome 😊

[@nap163020]

I'm gonna try this now!

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Thank you. It's almost 6 months and they are doing good.

[@kathydee9126]

Great idea! Thanks for sharing the idea.

[@GardeningWithNitin]

I am glad you like it.

[@sangeetaagarwal355]

Good idea

[@melissakurtz8468]

I’m trying this, I ended up just using containers that I had but it’s a good idea

[@akscooo]

Very good idea.

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Thank you, Papaji.

[@samuelwoods5195]

Perfect, thanks

[@GardeningWithNitin]

You're welcome!

[@lsraj1]

Excellent video bro 👍👍👍

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Thank you 👍

[@studygold]

Superb ❤

[@humdangarden8656]

I'm new friend . great idea

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Thanks and welcome

[@NursesdayEDUCATION]

well-done

[@noorsaba6970]

Wa........o. so smart 👏👏👏👏👏🌺🌺🌺🌺🌹🌹🌹🌹👍👍👍👍👍👍I will definitely try 👏👏

[@commentcomment3701]

Thanks you

[@27462547]

Best idea sir. I shall try it.

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Thank you.

[@kaurparveen50]

brilliant ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lolitabonita08]

CAUTION>>>>if you live in a zone where u have termites DO NOT USE the carboard method or any cardboard around the garden...the humidity and the "smell" of cardboard will attract them like bees to the nectar...Sadly I tried in my garden (Texas) and ended up with a huge problem with termites and since i do not want to spray my soil with chemicals had to get ride of cardboard. I also by me not knowing...helped the population of mini centipedes to explode, and oh boy huge, and I mean huge, explosion of those critters which started to eat the roots of my vegetables... This year still battling them with soap and orange oil, they are hard to kill I am telling you just in case. I do not mind to have some of them around but when numbers are large then it is a problem to the plants...(after a rain, the walls of the house, fences, pots were covered entirely with the mini centepides...kind of horror movie LOLOL). so watch out with the use of cardboard...in some areas will work pretty good to hold moisture, but in others is a nightmare.

[@jasongCLJ]

Thank you much sir (:

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Most welcome!

[@neelamgupta9686]

Very nice

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Thanks

[@debbyshapiro2125]

Wow tx

[@padmamaam]

👍👏👌

[@debbiewilliams5961]

This poly bag, is it the same as a regular trash bag?

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Yes, it is the same as a regular trash 13-gallon trash bag. You can use the bigger one if you are using the bigger cardboard box.

[@satwinderkaur671]

What is the size of box please mention

[@carolkroukamp6629]

Will I be able to grow butternut squash in it

[@ellentieking]

But will the chemicals in the plastic leach into your plants?

[@mtcharts]

When you're hungry, everything taste good.

[@r5ndom551]

Will it work if I did it like a trash can,without flipping the bottom half?

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Trash can are already made up of plastic. You don't need to use trash can plastic bags.

[@CA_Saurabhh]

Will the soil move out of the hole?

[@GardeningWithNitin]

No it won't.

[@anamac6519]

How does soil not pour out of the hole?

[@GardeningWithNitin]

You can put a cheese cloth on on the hole and then fill it. I haven't seen the soil coming out from the hole.

[@winomadyson3092]

All planters need holes. Soil not falling out. Put chips, etc. at the bottom.

[@juniorjr2665]

You could probably just twist the bag a little bit and that’ll keep the dirt in.

[@saradaprabhala]

How you close tho hole?

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Why you need to close it? Hole is there for excess water to drain out.

[@saradaprabhala]

Ok thanks for replying

[@ninaroshuk9229]

Is it safe to grow vegetables in a trash bag? I think you need to use plastic which is approved for use with food.

[@mrsrajininathan1990]

Sir, idea is okay but availability of plastic covers is not possible.

[@volanciaedward-dupres5923]

I saw someone put chicken wire around the box I'm going to add this to mine

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Good idea, it will strengthen the box.

[@bobbiduval7961]

Was going to watch this video but as soon as he said social distancing and pandemic instead of planned demic I had to click off

[@winomadyson3092]

Thank you sir!!. Great idea. You can also put the hole near a corner of the box instead of in the center.

[@GardeningWithNitin]

Definitely, you can do that. How will you cover the box if the hole is in the corner? My idea is not to use just one plastic cover and cover the entire box so it won't disintegrate with water and the sun.