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    Default DIY Recycled Orchid Label

    Hello! I hope this is the right thread to post this. I just want to show my frugal or recycled idea to label my orchid cuttings/seedlings. These were expiry date label or tags from my bread purchases and the rubber bands were from the vegetable bundles.

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    This is a good idea, waterproof and free. Thanks for sharing.

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    I am recycling idea fan. Good idea. could replace rubber band with plastic twisties and combo could last longer. rubber band can melt or give away after some time

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    Now theres another reason why this forum is so indispensable, u get to learn many things from other people, even on recyling.

    Thanks Mayje. That's a Great idea and use of it! (Clap clap clap)

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    Great idea! I've just promoted your thread to the orchid articles section of the forum. DIY Recycled Orchid Labels

    cheers,
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    Great idea! I've just promoted your thread to the orchid articles section of the forum. DIY Recycled Orchid Labels

    cheers,
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    Thank you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ksriramkumar View Post
    I am recycling idea fan. Good idea. could replace rubber band with plastic twisties and combo could last longer. rubber band can melt or give away after some time
    Thank you for your suggestion. It is noted.
    I am a recycling fan too and I craft a lot from recycled materials.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brutal_Dreamer View Post
    Great idea! I've just promoted your thread to the orchid articles section of the forum. DIY Recycled Orchid Labels

    cheers,
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    Oh! Thank you!

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    You are very creative and innovative well done.

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    Thank you all!

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    Great idea!

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