Eggshell Planters
Creating seed starters from eggshells is a fantastic eco-friendly gardening hack. After using the eggs, save the shells, wash them, and allow them to dry. Fill each shell with potting soil and plant your seeds. The shells provide nutrients to the soil as they decompose, promoting healthy seedling growth.

However, don’t stop at seed starters – you can also turn eggshells into planters and pots. Puncture a small hole in the base of each shell for drainage, and you’ve got charming, biodegradable planters for your herbs or small succulents. These eggshell planters not only look delightful but also benefit your plants and the environment as they break down naturally.
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