Homemade plant pots,

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  1. Val..

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    I wouldn't think so, but not sure it would be waterproof enough to actually hold water in it for any length of time.

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      Ooh, I think I'll be having a go at this. Cheapo king size bottom sheet for the dip material would make quite a sizeable planter!
       
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        Would weigh quite a bit too, I would imagine.
         
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        Looking forward to step by step piccies al n,
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          Same site, someone did this. I love it :wow:
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            Looks like Dracunculus vulgaris / Titan Arum :)
             
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              I just wonder how tough they will be.
              And the lack of sun to harden them off:heehee:
               
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              Well I am not sure, but I am going to try a very thick batter of cement and moss.. I think they are more decorative than long lasting but I a defo going to try it..!
              To be honest as long as they are put in a dry place and left long enough they should harden OK according to the site I was reading.. :thumbsup:
              Now I just have to find the time to make a big mess..!!! :loll:
               
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                The person who made
                has used a childs paddling pool to try and contain it , good idea. :ideaIPB:
                 
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