8 Plants That Anyone Can Regrow In 2023
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- Groceries Are Getting Expensive, No Doubt. Us gardeners can lessen our weekly costs by growing our own food and that really helps. Taking it a step further is to grow even more food, from that food!
Regrowing new crops from the scraps of old ones is a great way to save even more money that is also fun at the same time. On top of that, there's crops that actually grow better this way. So today, I've picked out my top 8 crops to regrow from themselves. Enjoy!
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In the video:
#1 Potatoes
#2 Sweet Potatoes
#3 Green Onions
#4 Herbs
#5 Lettuce
#6 Ginger
#7 Turmeric
#8 Garlic
I would add to the list: tomatoes. You can easily regrow tomatoes from cuttings (2 -4 inches/5 - 10cm long). Cuttings are also a good way to clone and overwinter your favorite tomato varieties. This way you can be sure to have the exact same plant next season, with seeds you never know what you get. Should the cuttings grow too much over winter, just make a new cutting and dispose of the first one.
I'm growing garlic for my wife for the first time. I accidentally uprooted one clove that I had planted just a few days earlier, after pouring a bucket of rain water onto the raised bed. The root system was already like the one you showed in the beginning of this video. 😁
Perfect! That's what you want. The cloves essentially start root production the minute they hit the soil. It's quite amazing
just place it back into the dirt and pray ! 😊
@@RawOrganix420 exactly... Plunk it back into the soil like nothing ever happened
The ginger and Tumeric! I am going to do this! No matter how much I just sit and nod and agree with most of what you say because I either learned it well already or still trying, I am always blown away by new things I wanted to do but didn't think of it. I always learn something from you.
Ha ha do it vicky!!! They can also double as houseplants, so even if winter is looming, you can still try them!
My favorite UA-camr! Nice singsong voice, excellent facts.
Thanks so much for watching and for the support!
Love it when Nature gives us another way to enjoy the bounty! Great video and helps keep that excitement for gardening alive as Mother Nature puts everything to sleep.
Agreed Sandy.....plants are just so amazing!
Great hints & instructions. Thanks.
Thanks Betty! 🙂
Your videos are so motivating Jeff!
I love gardening!
hi jeff 🤗
another great video. thanks for sharing a way to save on my grocery bill and be more self-sufficient.
Thanks Healy! Hope all is well! :-)
Thank You Jeff, you keep me motivated and make gardening easier.
Enjoy your week, snow is coming soon.
You too Naomi! We are hanging on to some pretty mild weather here, so when it turns its going to be even more of a shock, ha ha!
I was determined to grow garlic indoors. Did the refrigerator trick with the cloves. BUT run out of dedicated cloves for cooking & grocery order didn't have more. So....I ate the fridge cloves. Yes I will try again. Love your channel. Happy growing. 😊
ha ha Linda, I have sooo done that! Oh look, garlic in the fridge, yum....and then its too late, LOL!
Thank you!!! This is exactly what I needed. I love the way you explain things.
Cheers Lisa, thanks for watching, glad you liked it!
You and Charles Dowding are my two favorite gardening channels ! ❤
Thanks so much Robert, means a lot!!
Hi Jeff. Thanks, this video is a great help. Take care. God bless ❤
Hey Donna, hope all is well with you! Thanks for watching and have a great weekend!
Great video Jeff!
Thanks so much! 🙂🙂
Thanks, Jeff. I am going to have so much garden fun in 2024. Thanks.
Right on Giles!
Jeff,always worth watching your videos. Goes great with morning coffee. Cheers!
Thanks Jim, appreciate the support! Have a great weekend. 🙂
This is amazing, got some celery i am currently re-sprouting! Happy gardening all!
Right on, let us (lettuce?) know how it turns out! 🙂
Great information. Thanks
Hey, thanks for watching! 🙂
Green Onion regrowing for the WIN! Stupidly easy to re-grow and take care of!
Another great video,just wondering about the ginger and turmeric what time of year do you start them thanks again
Thanks Valja! For Ginger and Turmeric, they are tropical plants....if you live in a warm climate, start them at any time. If you live in an area that gets winter, start it early indoors about a month or more before you intend to plant. 🙂
Not to be a downer but store bought potatoes are sprayed with a sprout inhibitor. Use organic to get the best chance of sprouting.But in the end seed potatoes are your best bet.
Turmeric leaves make excellent tea. Try.
You bet I will! Ginger was well?
I use about 1/2 of what you spoke of, I love green onion, but have always grown from seed. Thank you for your videos :-)
Green onions 🌰 are so easy!
All you need is barely the white base above the roots and of course the roots.
To begin, Make sure you leave the growing bud intact. The rest you can eat.
I grew mine in early summer and it resulted in beautiful white pearl dry onions later. From each stem I planted, came 3 or more bulbs.
The second batch i planted in midsummer, round August 2023..
And hey!!@ they are still growing non stop.
The bulbs in the ground didn't thicken much or split, however i have fresh supplies for scallions for months . We're in October.
I live in a mild hot climate.
If you want to teach kids , you can grow them even indoors under lights.
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I agree! I rooted green onions four years ago much like Jeff demonstrated in this video and they are still going strong in my garden here in Victoria, British Columbia. we harvest the tops year round.
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And ohh one more superb vejj to grow more is CELERY .
As long as you keep the base crown intact,
Plant it!!
It will boost.
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Coconut coir sounds like a good idea for starting ginger and tumeric. I used soil last year and ended up with an infestation of fungus gnats! No fun at all.
100% been there and done that Wendy! As soon as that soil warms up or water is added, its like it bursts into the plague!
Mosquito Bits work on fungus knats. I just add a tablespoon to 10x20 tray and add 1 1/2 quarts of water. The active ingredient is the BT bacteria. So you could just use BT.
@@FarmToMarketRoad nice, thanks for sharing the tip!
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Right?
What variety of Romaine is at 7:00, please. As usual, love your videos, always packed with a ton of great information.
Thanks! The Romaine is Parris Island Cos..... Love it!
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@@purplethumb7887 no problem! :-)
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Sorry, one more question: How long from germination to harvest?
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I am in zone 6a. My strawberries are planted in raised beds. We have not had a frost yet.
I have four consecutive nights coming of below freezing in the 20s, then high 50s/low 60s in the day with 40° nights for the available long range forecast.
Should I cover them with straw after the third night?
What do you recomend doing with them during the warmer winter days?
Lemon grass is easy like green onions..
I gotta try that one rosalin, thanks! :-)
self-pollinating plants are genetically identical right?
Confusing, I know, but no, just because its self-pollinating, the resulting offspring are not clones nor genetically identical. With any pollination there's still a mix up of gene combinations and possible combinations. So while no NEW genetic material is created, the existing stuff is rearranged to different possible outcomes and expressions.
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How about a live stream Q&A sometime?
@@bluewolf4915Definitely...great idea blue!
That would be great. I don't know how many people feel the way I do but I thought I would let you know. You can delete my comment if you don't want it to show. I just don't like having to wait to see a video. I get turned off. I noticed a lot of creators are doing this. I don't want to unsubscribe bc I love your videos. But I'm very impatient and probably will miss this video. Just letting you know. Much love.
Then you're missing a lot of good stuff. Jeff doesn't waste any time. Calm, clear, straight to the point, & always good humored, that's Jeff!
@@patriciatinkey2677 Yes I am sure I am but that is the way it goes. I love his videos and do enjoy them but i was letting him know how the premiers affect me and im sure others. Not a good tool to get viewers. I see a trend happening and just passing along what I feel.