🌱 WINDOW GARDEN ✨ Do you regrow your scraps?
Do I have any gardeners in the room. How many people were growing from their window over the winter?
You can regrow your scraps that are able to root in water to extend your dollar. Times are rough and may get worse. Use this to motivate yourself to grow some of your own foods.
Drop your celery, green onions, basil, and sprouting potatoes into some water and watch them grow roots. Once they do, you can plant them in nutrient rich soil to multiply them. Don’t throw those rooting vegetables out. Regrow them‼️
🌱What are you growing⁉️
#letschat #lemon8contest #gardening #crazyplantlady #homesteading
Window gardening is an eco-friendly and rewarding way to grow your own food using kitchen scraps. Many common vegetables can be regrown easily from scraps that are often thrown away. For instance, celery can be regrown by placing the base in water until new shoots emerge. Green onions and basil thrive in similar conditions; simply place their roots in a glass of water. Potatoes are also a fantastic candidate; sprouting a potato with 'eyes' can lead to multiple new plants when planted in nutrient-rich soil. These methods not only reduce waste but also give you fresh ingredients at your fingertips, enhancing your meals while saving money. Indoor gardening is an excellent option, especially during colder seasons, allowing you to stay connected with nature right from your kitchen window. Additionally, utilizing herbs like basil adds flavor to various dishes and can be harvested continuously. Take advantage of natural sunlight available in your home to create a thriving mini-garden. Encourage your friends and followers to join in this sustainable practice by sharing your success in regrowing scraps, potentially inspiring a community of home gardeners eager to learn more about growing food without extensive outdoor space.
All the time 😂