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Using Nappies in plant pots\hanging baskets?

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perhapstomorrow · 31/05/2010 23:03

Whilst changing my DS nappy I had a thought about using a disposable nappy in a pot to help retain moisture? Has anyone done this? Do you need to cut the nappy up and could you use it for edible plants?

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Chatelaine · 01/06/2010 14:16

Worth experimenting with. Stands to reason that all the moisture retentive material in nappies would serve for plants. Need to disguise the white material imo, it could work!

Margeaux · 02/06/2010 07:41

Hmmm....good idea, but wont the nappy soak up all the moisture and leave the compost dry? Worth a try though.

hillbilly · 02/06/2010 14:29

I have heard about this before and have put cut up pieces of nappy in my hanging baskets this year.

Watch this space!

perhapstomorrow · 02/06/2010 21:35

Well I've given it a go. I soaked the nappy in water then cut it open to remove the gel. Quite a lot came out. I've mixed it with compost and used it in a hanging basket. Hopefully, it will work!

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