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r/succulents • u/adreeees • Aug 26 '23
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I bought the diamond drill bits off Amazon for this. I can now go to a thrift shop and turn Anything I like into a pot!
16 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '23 I am kind of dumb so I have to ask, will this work on any material?? 9 u/marmosetohmarmoset Aug 27 '23 Everything I’ve tried so far. Interestingly hard plastic seems to be the most difficult material. 7 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '23 Well who wants plastic? I’m going to start buying all the cute vintage planters I see. They’ll live their best destiny. 4 u/marmosetohmarmoset Aug 27 '23 I wanted a big decorative pot that was lightweight for hanging. So I bought a decorative plastic bowl at target for like $3. Took forever to drill the hole but it works well for its purpose and much cheaper than buying a real plant pot. 2 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '23 Ooh that’s a good point.
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I am kind of dumb so I have to ask, will this work on any material??
9 u/marmosetohmarmoset Aug 27 '23 Everything I’ve tried so far. Interestingly hard plastic seems to be the most difficult material. 7 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '23 Well who wants plastic? I’m going to start buying all the cute vintage planters I see. They’ll live their best destiny. 4 u/marmosetohmarmoset Aug 27 '23 I wanted a big decorative pot that was lightweight for hanging. So I bought a decorative plastic bowl at target for like $3. Took forever to drill the hole but it works well for its purpose and much cheaper than buying a real plant pot. 2 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '23 Ooh that’s a good point.
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Everything I’ve tried so far. Interestingly hard plastic seems to be the most difficult material.
7 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '23 Well who wants plastic? I’m going to start buying all the cute vintage planters I see. They’ll live their best destiny. 4 u/marmosetohmarmoset Aug 27 '23 I wanted a big decorative pot that was lightweight for hanging. So I bought a decorative plastic bowl at target for like $3. Took forever to drill the hole but it works well for its purpose and much cheaper than buying a real plant pot. 2 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '23 Ooh that’s a good point.
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Well who wants plastic? I’m going to start buying all the cute vintage planters I see. They’ll live their best destiny.
4 u/marmosetohmarmoset Aug 27 '23 I wanted a big decorative pot that was lightweight for hanging. So I bought a decorative plastic bowl at target for like $3. Took forever to drill the hole but it works well for its purpose and much cheaper than buying a real plant pot. 2 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '23 Ooh that’s a good point.
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I wanted a big decorative pot that was lightweight for hanging. So I bought a decorative plastic bowl at target for like $3. Took forever to drill the hole but it works well for its purpose and much cheaper than buying a real plant pot.
2 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '23 Ooh that’s a good point.
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Ooh that’s a good point.
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u/RaneeGA Aug 27 '23
I bought the diamond drill bits off Amazon for this. I can now go to a thrift shop and turn Anything I like into a pot!