Well how clever!

Interesting, Angie. Could you please explain exactly how you created them? How is the zip tie used and what is the retangular item just below the hole? Did you paint them or is that the soil?
Thanks,

Looks like the area below the hole was masked when painted so the water level could be seen(JMG). Nice tidy set-up.

Sure they easy first I burn holes theni use tie raps to hold top to bottem and I put a piece of tape before I paint to keep that clear so I can see water level I use spray paint.

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Here is cilantro in same kind of pots just painted .

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Here is a link that might be useful: Dont throw that away 2#

Where do you put the wick? How do you water them thru that hole?

Sorry I didnt explain it well the wick should go in hole into the bottem reservir and you should have half the wick in the water the hole in side is the overflow so that the roots wont sit in water I water from this hole more than top .Hope this helps you out hon its super easy and I do fert them every 2 weeks.In pic you can see i made my wicks out of a mop I got from dollar store.The wick pretty much acts like a straw to feed water to the plant up top I did add potting soil and grew my herbs from seed its better for them.

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The rectangle is the clear spot so I can see how much water is in the jug I put tape on before I spray paint the milk jug then I just remove the tape to the milk jug which is clear so I can see how much water is in with wick it should never be empty I burn the holes with a soldering iron and do all holes and tie wraps before I paint .Then add wick about half in bottem and half up top then use my soil and add my seeds i water from top about 1 time a week all other time i use the over flow hole to water .This is great for all herbs and lettuce too .Last year I grew lettuce in these was great.{{gwi:15957}}

Angie

Sorry, one more question. Are you using a cotton mop head?

Yep I got it at dollar store cheap post your pics when ya get them going .
Angie

What a great way to recycle! Plus you get veggies and herbs. How ingenious of you.

Jane