1.
Here is a pepper plant with a
metal support stake - another month and the stake would be
almost invisible.
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#2.
Here is the same cane with an
empty plastic water bottle placed on top, making it much more
visible, and safer. |
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3.
Here are some chillies with thin
canes. These ones are topped with drinking yoghurt containers.
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4.
This fruit tree once again shows
how well camouflaged the support stakes can be. |
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5.
If you write on the topper with a
permanent marker pen, you not only have a safety feature but a
label too. |
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6.
If you use bamboo canes outdoors,
the toppers also prevent the tops from filling with water,
prolonging their useful life. |
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