Let's see them!
This is a salt shaker whose top got rusty. I like the wider base for stability.

I've always been known to root cuttings in any type of container that will hold water!


A glass rooter that I got on Amazon a couple of years ago.



A mason jar sitting inside an old metal candle holder (the glass candle holder broke long ago.)



An Owl vase with Monstera adansonii cuttings.



An old soap dispenser whose pump top quit working.



A glass cruet with Dracaena stems.



A Starbucks Frappucicno bottle with misc. plants.



A jar with Dracaena sanderiana (Lucky Bamboo) cuttings.



A jar with Philodendron cuttings; these took root and have been growing on in the water for a couple of years.



Misc. plants rooting in water. Top left is a plastic soap dispenser (I put pebbles in the bottom for stability) and on top right are glass jars; below center is a small ceramic pitcher.

Love them all!
I've bought food store items 'partly' because they are in a fun jar. Like Oui yogurt.
https://www.ouibyyoplait.com/o...

I admit I've done that too. Syrup in a leaf-shaped bottle, or bottle shaped like a tiny jug, can't resist. I get jelly in jars that have handles & are great for drinking or plants. Love using wine bottles, a particular brand of root beer has a pretty blue label and I keep all of those bottles. I've bought some kind of coconut liqueur twice to get the globe shaped bottles. Vases are usually too tippy to use outside, but pitchers & sauce jars are awesome. Cobalt is my fav, and I have a few purple glass things. In the fall when I need a bunch in a short amount of time, beer bottles get invited to the party but something with a bigger opening is preferred for most stems.

All of those!
Right- larger opening than typical soda or beer, and shorter stature, is good! And I think it's better if they are not filled too high up the neck, I like the water to have good surface area. Some of the taller skinnier jelly jars or olive jars are good. I saw cherries and peaches in little pot like jars. Had to have one of those.

sallyg said:
I've bought food store items 'partly' because they are in a fun jar.

Guilty as well.

If I'd admit to buying any one product for the glass it'd be Pace salsa, 16oz.

Wasp waist about 2/3 up helps center and support cuttings, and the chunky medium is not that bad at all!

Great thread by the way.
Does this count?
Sump for 500 gallon freshwater aquarium display.

Devil wing begonia.
I know the submerged leaves aren't ideal but they be fine for a couple days before I dice them up.

Humboldt said: Devil wing begonia.
I know the submerged leaves aren't ideal but they be fine for a couple days before I dice them up.

Pace Picante salsa, Chunky btw. Great jars, love the narrow to wide neck.

Yeah, I can see that, I was talking to a patron at work how I like the water surface to have enough area for gas exchange. But the narrow part helps support the cuttings.

sallyg said: Yeah, I can see that, I was talking to a patron at work how I like the water surface to have enough area for gas exchange. But the narrow part helps support the cuttings.

Yep! Love these jars.