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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It proves that at least SOME grocery store items AREN'T STERILIZED and can be regrown. In a situation where you don't have a lot of money or a SHTF situation, like with the 'bump in the road' with the Supply chain, it's good to know you can grow your own foods. If you had given it all proper spacing you would only have lost the 'tomatoes'. Plus there are the 'seeds' you could save to plant the next time. And you can regrow 'cabbage' too?! You just need decent soil or some type of 'fertilizer' to condition your soil, a properly prepared container, Sun & Water and your in business!
You can grow in water.. Add a little air stone to get air to roots and hydroponic solution. I grew leaf lettuce in a hydroponic system in a tent, and it got so tall it hit the light. Didn't know what to do. I was told it would only grow for weeks, but it was growing faster than I could use it for more than a month.
I love your tutorial videos and have much success , learned a lot and recommend u to my family! I really enjoy also when your wife is in the videos too! Thank you for sharing your time and your relaxed way of teaching and sharing info!! From the northwest New Jersey United States!
Love the thumbs up analogy!! Haha
Love your vids. We grow Chayote squash every year. Tried that have you?
Regrow that thumb! Cheers Hope your year goes well!
even if you only get the bottle you can make your own. bottles are expensive.
absolutely loved this, can't wait to try them out
Thank you so much
Thank you
Chopped celery leaves are nice in tuna salad. Pretty good in regular garden salad, too.
Amazing idea of regrowing
How often do you water your ?
Wow really nice sharing
Just stumbled across your video series and thoroughly enjoying them so have now decided to share them with my TAP communities across Australia. NOW is the time we all need to think about doing this. Thanks for all the good tips. Keep them coming cos we'll keep sharing them.
Can you regrow sweet potatoes?
What a stellar Thai basil… lovdly
Did you potting soil or land dirt?
enjoyed that..also nice man..yes its great that you showed the good and the bad
Hi Mark, I do this as well. I love to see what I can grow from scraps and, like you, I do fail sometimes. But it works and that is what it is all about. So thank you for the videos as I follow you to get my results.
a tomato seed from the fresh tomato needs some dormant time before they sprout. They don´t sprout as soon as you plant them. it is ususally 3-5 months afeter you bury the tomato fruit, when the spruts are appearing.
Hey how can I get some of your carrots seeds or other seeds and I like your grow methods .
Great legs mate very sexy guy
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