9. As seed starters, use K-cups.
Supplies Needed: Clean, old K-cups; large, flat containerThe cost to make a 96-pack of new K-cups* costs $27.35 (Amazon).
For many of us, especially those of us who work from home and don't want to spend $5 on pricey coffee from Starbucks every morning, K-cups are an essential part of daily life. What can you do with your worn, outdated K-cups, though? It turns out that you can accomplish a lot if you have a green thumb.
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Old K-cups can be used as seed starters. Empty, clean, lidless K-cups should be placed inside a large, flat container. Put a scoop of your preferred potting soil into each K-cup. Fill each K-cup with two or three seeds, then cover the seeds with dirt and watch your plants grow.
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