Instead
of composting my celery stems. I decided to regrow them. I also regrew some green onions and I’m so
pleased with the results.
They grew quite quickly, and once the roots came in I potted them in some
soil. Have you tried propagating veggie
scraps?
Give it a try. Here are some helpful tips to propagate your veggie scraps successfully:
– Keep in bright indirect sunlight
– Change water every 1-2 days to prevent them from smelling
– Fill water to only cover the roots .
– Transplant them from water into soil as soon as they show roots and new green growth.
If you have propagated veggie scraps what veggies did you regrow?
OK, I didn’t even know this was possible?! How cool. I like that you took pictures to show over time how it grew. Thanks for sharing with us! I like that it’s super easy too 🙂
Shauna
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OMG this is amazing!! Must try!
Jennifer
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WOW I didn’t know you could do this! How cool. I just may have to try this. Thanks for posting this great idea.
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I love it! I’ve been doing it all spring and summer. I love eating from my mini garden for now until the weather change and season is over. Your veggie loose great!!!
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Hi Peta. I love your veggie garden. Those peppers look good. Hope your tomato plant grew more tomatoes for you to enjoy. ❤️
I need to try this! I had no idea that you could do this with veggie scraps.
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