Most don’t know. How to grow mint from cuttings in hanging plastic bottles

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**Most Don’t Know: How to Grow Mint from Cuttings in Hanging Plastic Bottles**

If you love fresh herbs in your kitchen but think you need a backyard or fancy pots to grow them—think again. One of the easiest and most rewarding ways to grow your own mint is by using **cuttings and repurposed plastic bottles**. It’s budget-friendly, space-saving, eco-conscious, and best of all—**most people don’t even know about it**!

With just a few simple steps, you can transform plastic waste into a thriving, hanging mini mint garden.

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### 🌿 Why Grow Mint This Way?

* ✅ **No garden space needed**—ideal for balconies, patios, or even a sunny window
* ✅ **Zero waste**—reuse plastic bottles that would otherwise be thrown out
* ✅ **Low maintenance**—mint is a hardy herb that thrives with minimal care
* ✅ **Fresh flavor at your fingertips**—perfect for teas, salads, sauces, and more

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### 🧪 What You’ll Need

* Clean, empty plastic bottles (1.5L or 2L works best)
* A sharp knife or scissors
* A drill or screwdriver (for drainage holes)
* Potting soil or a soil-compost mix
* Fresh mint cuttings (from the store or a friend’s plant)
* String or wire for hanging
* Water and sunlight 🌞

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