Veggies magically regrow themselves

[Luddly Neddite]

13 Vegetables That Magically Regrow Themselves
Growing vegetables from seeds is cool, but growing them from kitchen scraps is totally badass. Does it require some time? Yes. Is going to the grocery store easier? Definitely. But if you’re crazy enough to attempt these there are a lot of benefits. Upcycling your basil stems and onion butts (heeheehee butts) will save you money and you can do it indoors. Just make sure you use fresh scraps (not stuff that’s been composting for a week) and remember to pay attention to your baby future plant, making sure it has the water and light it needs.

I've posted before about how much I love scrap gardening but there are more veggies on this list than in the previous links.

An extra benefit is that its easier and cheaper to grow and eat organic.

 

[Moonglow]

Now I have the idea of not using them for compost.....

 

[Luddly Neddite]

We compost darn near everything.

Or, as the wildlife calls it, Piles of Noms.

 

[Ernie S.]

I have potato plants in my compost pile every spring until it heats up so much that it smells like baked taters out there.

 

[Asclepias]

My grandma did this all the time. She never bought vegetables.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Its the beginning of winter so time to start scrap gardens again. Easy, cheap organic food.

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And from my hero, John Robbins, son and nephew of of Baskin-Robbins ...

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[Muhammed]

I've successfully regrown carrots and romaine lettuce.

It's not like I can't afford lettuce, I just think it's cool.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

13 Vegetables That Magically Regrow Themselves
Growing vegetables from seeds is cool, but growing them from kitchen scraps is totally badass. Does it require some time? Yes. Is going to the grocery store easier? Definitely. But if you’re crazy enough to attempt these there are a lot of benefits. Upcycling your basil stems and onion butts (heeheehee butts) will save you money and you can do it indoors. Just make sure you use fresh scraps (not stuff that’s been composting for a week) and remember to pay attention to your baby future plant, making sure it has the water and light it needs.

I've posted before about how much I love scrap gardening but there are more veggies on this list than in the previous links.

An extra benefit is that its easier and cheaper to grow and eat organic.

Found it disconcerting old potatos grew out their 'eyes.'

 

[SixFoot]

Potatoes are some of the easiest veggies to clone and regrow. Even Matt Damon can do it.