Regrowing veggies...
07-26-2015, 08:40 AM
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Regrowing veggies...
I saw this article this morning while perusing around the web. The veggies regrown in as little as one week in a glass.
https://www.yahoo.com/makers/use-reg...606322280.html
I have done this many times with green onions in the garden soil, near my roses. But, this is much more cool, for sure!
https://www.yahoo.com/makers/use-reg...606322280.html
I have done this many times with green onions in the garden soil, near my roses. But, this is much more cool, for sure!
07-27-2015, 08:23 AM
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I tried the celery regrowth method. Didn't have a good enough light source though so stopped trying.
My sister just told me yesterday that she found her geraniums from last year were still alive after being put into a paper bag last Fall and left in the basement till just a couple of days ago. I saw them and they're growing again. As I love geraniums I'm going to try to save mine this Fall and see if I can get them to grow again next Spring. You need to shake as much dirt off the roots as possible before placing them into a paper bag. Don't want to put them where they might freeze either. I'd heard of this before but never tried it myself.
My sister just told me yesterday that she found her geraniums from last year were still alive after being put into a paper bag last Fall and left in the basement till just a couple of days ago. I saw them and they're growing again. As I love geraniums I'm going to try to save mine this Fall and see if I can get them to grow again next Spring. You need to shake as much dirt off the roots as possible before placing them into a paper bag. Don't want to put them where they might freeze either. I'd heard of this before but never tried it myself.
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