What Happens When You REGROW Vegetables From Kitchen SCRAPS in the Garden?
What Happens When You REGROW Vegetables From Kitchen SCRAPS in the Garden?
In this video, I show you what happens when you regrow vegetables from kitchen scraps in the garden. I plant out scrap onion, lettuce, potato, celery, cabbage, tomato, and carrots and we see how they grow over 3 months.
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I do this with my favorite veggies and I don’t have to buy them at the store. I love my veggie garden from scraps! Thanks for sharing
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Thank you. I’m definitely going to try.
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Oh yeah the celery went to mush too
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I see banana in the back ground. Where do you live, California? Florida?
interesting experiments mate, I really enjoyed the journey (watched the 21day experiment also)
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I tried sowing the eyes of the potato….there are more than 3 or 4 eyes …cut the potato in pieces with 1 eye each….and the eye grows into a whole plant….in this way we get 3 or 4 plants from a single potato…
Last year I planted all the potatos which I couldn’t use in the kitchen and got a decent crop of spuds. I always plant out sprouted onions.
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spring onions are awesome plug n play replanters!!! sweet potatoes are good to regrow and their leaves are very nutritious like spinach
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All I have see before are people getting it right all the time and it really puts me off because I know I am not anything like that!
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I’m not big on the Mother Earth thing, I’m a Christian, but bravo! This is a skill that is being lost, and as I’m concerned we were given the greens to eat, we were also meant to take care of it. Beautiful work!
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I don’t normally get heads of lettuce with the roots still attached from the market so of course that will regrow if roots are still intact
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As a first step, I put the cuts of vegetables in water till i see roots or a little more green, then I plant it in the soil. Is it good or I shall directly plant it in the ground?
Can someone please tell me what to use for natural insect repellent. I had such a hard time growing surging because of pests in my garden beds here in FL!
What type of soil can I use for planting scraps ?
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Watched a few gardeners with vegetable patches… yours is by far something I know I am going to enjoy. .. and its the way you explain and your enthusiasm! !!!
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I regrow the celery for the leaves. Dry them, crush and add to beef and barley soup etc, delicious.
tomatoes don’t grow like that. plant the seeds. I plant the tomato seeds all the time and it works.
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great info…. A BIG thumbs up from my neck of the woods! Cheers Mate;-)
Great content, thanks for sharing!
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Dude, cut those potatoes into pieces with just one eye each, then the insects wont burrow in to stay.
Thanks for making this. Very interesting!
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Celery leaves are wonderful, flavorful additions to all kinds of cooking. Soups to poultry dressing. Grocery stores cut them off so look for the inside leaves.
“Din-Dins” 😆
I bought a cabbage from the store and out it straight out into the garden I scraped of a little to expose a ridge if you can understand. They all rotted
My lettuce and spinach also rotted and died
Love all of your videos
Awesome brussel sprout!!!
Tomato is a fruit, it’ll only grow from the pips. The rest are parts of the plants themselves, and can grow, as you’ve shown.
I love the surprise off garden growing experimentation. most of my plants are from seeds or grocery store scraps fruits or veggies that were going bad or rotted and I just replanted then and now I have a very luscious garden.
How do you make your beds do you buy them like that or do you buy metal and cut them like that I would love to have some for my backyard to keep the dogs out
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When you try to regrow carrots next time flip carrot stubs the other way around 😜! leafy part goes up, orange bit (is the root) goes down👌🏻. Love your videos! Keep up the good work