<prompt> Nahana ka mokhoa o mocha oa ho sebelisa botlolo ea polasetikinan  <response>: Instruction in English: Think of a new way to use a plastic bottle . Response in English: One innovative way to use a plastic bottle is to turn it into a hydroponic planter. By cutting the bottom half of the bottle, filling it with water, and adding a suitable nutrient solution, you can use the top half of the bottle as a planting container. Simply invert it, place it in the bottom half, and secure it in place. You can then add a small net cup, fill it with growing medium, and plant your favorite herb or vegetable. The roots of the plant will grow down into the water, absorbing the nutrients they need to grow, while the top half of the bottle acts as a greenhouse, trapping in moisture and heat to create a favorable growing environment. This is an easy and eco-friendly way to grow fresh produce right in your own home, while also repurposing a common household item that might otherwise end up in a landfill. . Response in Sesotho: Tsela e ngoe e ncha ea ho sebelisa botlolo ea polasetiki ke ho e fetola setsi sa hydroponic. Ka ho khaola halofo e ka tlase ea botlolo, ho e tlatsa ka metsi, le ho eketsa motsoako o loketseng oa limatlafatsi, u ka sebelisa halofo e ka holimo ea botlolo e le sejana sa ho jala. E khelose feela, e behe karolong e ka tlaase, me u e boloke sebakeng sa eona. Joale u ka eketsa kopi e nyane ea letlooa, oa e tlatsa ka mokhoa oa ho hola, me u leme setlama kapa meroho eo u e ratang haholo. Metso ea semela e tla hōla ho theohela metsing, ho monya limatlafatsi tseo li li hlokang hore li hōle, ha halofo e ka holimo ea botlolo e sebetsa e le sethopo sa sethopo, se tšoara mongobo le mocheso ho theha tikoloho e ntle ea ho hōla. Ena ke tsela e bonolo le e bonolo ea ho lema lihlahisoa tse ncha ka tlung ea hau, ha u ntse u lokisa ntho e tloaelehileng ea ntlo e ka nang ea qetella e le thotobolong. 