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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39 Comments
The video is so disorganized, it is hard to follow
I remember my grandfather use to eat veggies right in the garden to test ripeness. Thanks for the instruction I'm starting a new square foot garden hear in Los Angeles, cross my fingers.
Thanks. Inspiring.
awesome
Great video! Teaches us survival just in case with what's going on in the world right now and also what s more healthier than to grow our own garden. Love your accent 😊.
Great video ❤
I LOVE THIS!! Thank you, sir!
Digging up potatoes does NOT look like that 😂 nice try but not fooling me.
So informative ! Thank you from Iowa, USA.
Thank you. I thought we had to turn upside down to regrow.
Love your soil, it's alive.
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Imagine 😂😂😂😂😂
but what eart are you using when you say you cannot do it in a glass
Can you do the same thing with sweet potato?
you know there are seeds ? what gmo night mare are you propagating ? hmmm
This is the kind of stuff they should be teaching in schools.
My Greek neighbour who is a genius grower of anything told me my tomatoes won’t grow if potatoes have been growing in the same soil.
Good morning.
I have Chilli plants only few flowers come and fall down no chillies are coming . What to do?
I am going to try.😀👍🏾
He reminds me of Russell Crowe
Very nice. We have been doing this for the last few years and have shown friends how to do it. Thanks for your work !
I do the same thing
I always replant green onions around my house- celery …
Green onions flowers so beautiful.
Love your videos, thank you for sharing your information for people like me just starting out to grow food.😊
Thank you. I have been curious about this topic.
I love that you really show this.
He's like the Steve Irwin of gardening. So interesting to watch and listen.
Celery needs to be tied up like some other plants to keep them from sprawling and the Endive tied up keeps the center blanched and tender.
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8:16 I knew it!! 😂😂😂😅
What are you using as a pesticide
I have an allotment and have always put the scraps in the compost but I will give that a try and see what happens .very interesting Kevin from England
I jyst replanted a celery bottom. I looked very alive. Hope it works!
Good I got for this time of year.
I regrow spring onions all the time. I don't even pull them up I just take garden shears or my knife and cut them like you would asparagus. They come right back every time. You can also take a store-bought pineapple and plant the top if you live in the right zone. I have never tried lettuce or cabbage I just cut the cabbage head and let it send out side shoots. There is so much you can do if you read and just experiment i little bit.
Mike, you are right! I am so motivated to encourage voters!! Thank you!😁❤️😆
Leave the stalk on the cabbage?
If you cut the potato into pieces with 1 or 2 eyes on each piece and plant those you would have gotten a lot more potatoes from just 1 potato. 😊