Repurpose Old Sponges: Gardening Hacks That Turn Trash Into Treasure

Introduction
Old kitchen sponges might seem like trash, but they hold untapped potential for your garden. Instead of tossing them, repurpose these everyday items into practical tools for sustainable gardening. In this article, you’ll learn how to transform used sponges into valuable aids for nurturing plants, conserving water, and boosting soil health.

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Ingredients:
Old sponges (cleaned and disinfected)
Scissors
Gardening gloves
Plant pots or garden beds
Soil or potting mix
Water
Directions:
Prepare the Sponges

Disinfect old sponges by soaking them in a solution of water and vinegar or mild bleach for 15 minutes. Rinse thoroughly and let them dry completely.
Use as Soil Moisture Retainers

Cut sponges into small pieces and place them at the bottom of plant pots before adding soil. These sponge pieces help retain moisture, reduce watering frequency, and promote healthy root growth.
Create a Seedling Starter

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