Pinch off the tips regularly to encourage bushy growth.
Harvest leaves frequently — the more you cut, the more it grows!
Fertilize lightly once a month with diluted liquid fertilizer.
🌍 Why This Method Rocks
✅ Eco-friendly: Upcycles plastic that would otherwise go to waste
✅ Space-saving: Ideal for small balconies, patios, or windowsills
✅ Low-maintenance: Mint is hardy and forgiving
✅ Cost-effective: You don’t need to buy new plants or pots
🧡 Final Thoughts
You don’t need a fancy garden setup to enjoy the benefits of homegrown herbs. With just a plastic bottle, a few mint cuttings, and a bit of creativity, you can start your own hanging herb garden — perfect for garnishing drinks, flavoring meals, or even making natural tea.
So the next time you sip on a minty mojito or toss fresh herbs into your salad, you’ll know exactly where they came from — your own upcycled hanging planter!
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