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Reasons For Regrowing Vegetables We can grow vegetables at home with a little effort to produce your own and fresh vegetables at home is also a comfort for you. You are not worried about the supply of veggies; you can use your homegrown vegetables any time. It is also beneficial to regrow veggies so that you have not to waste your money on buying veggies for your daily use. In place of buying veggies from the market, superstore, or from the grocery store you can use your own homegrown tasty, healthy, and fresh vegetables. If you regrow vegetables actually you recycle your fruits and veggies and you save your veggies and lettuce from the trash. If you only eat organic food then it is a great idea to regrow veggies at home because it is to regrow vegetables at home from scrap in the water and also you can eat healthy and fresh vegetables. You may decorate your kitchen with plastic decoration pieces. They might look better but it is a fantastic idea to regrow veggies from scrap in the water. For a natural look in your kitchen, you may decorate your kitchen with the bucket in which you have regrown veggies. Your kitchen will look superb and you can save your scrap from trash and it is a great hobby to regrow veggies and you may spend your time doing something better. It is very easy to regrow veggies from scrap and it is also free of cost to regrow veggies from scrap you require only two things the first is scrap and the second one is your old bowls and glasses which are not in your use. The vegetables you can regrow from scrap in the water. Following vegetables, you can regrow from scrap in the water. 1. Bok Choy2. Cabbage3. Carrots4. Celery5. Fennel6. Green Onions7. Lettuce8. Garlic Chives9. Basil10. Cilantro 10 Vegetables & Herbs You Can Regrow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtmyE12e8LI 1. Bok choy(Brassica Rapa Subsp Chinesis). Firstly cut off bok choy plant from the base and place it in a bowl at its bottom. fill the bottom of the bowl with the water. Do not add water more than ¼ inches of the base of the bowl. Replace water after one day or two days. You will see that regrowth will start after four to five days. When regrowth is started then plant your bok choy into the container or into the garden. It will become a plant after one or two months you can harvest bok choy after five to six months. 2. Cabbage( Brassica Oleracea Var. Capitata). You can also grow cabbage from the scrap. Firstly place leftover leaves of cabbage in a bowl. Fill the bottom of the bowl with water but not over watered your bowl. As cabbage is a long day plant so it needs a lot of light so place bowl at the sunny location or use LED grow light. Change water every day or after two days. When leaves have appeared then regrowth will be started so transplant your cabbage into garden or container. After one month your cabbage will fully be grown. Harvest cabbage when it is fully grown. 3. Carrots( Daucus Carota Subsp. Sativus). Do not waste your carrot tops by throwing it into the dustbin you can use your carrot tops for growing healthy and fresh carrots. Place your carrot tops in a bowl and fill the base of the bowl with water but in a small quantity. Place bowl on a sunny location and place with the air passage. After few days when shoots are formed then transplant your plant carefully into the container or garden. After some time you will see that carrots are fully grown and harvest tasty, fresh, and homegrown carrots. 4. Celery( Apium Graveolens). Like onions, it is also very easy to regrow celery from the scrap. Firstly cut off 1 or 2 celery stalks from the bottom then place celery stalks into a glass or container and add a little amount of water into the glass or bowl. Don’t overwater bowl or glass and keep one thing in mind change water daily or after two days. Keep your bowl or glass at a sunny location because it requires a large quantity of sunlight. After a few days when you see that leaves begin to regrow, you can harvest celery after ten days or you may replant your celery plant into your garden. 5. Fennel( Foeniculum vulgare). To regrow fennel from scrap is also very easy. you can easily regrow fennel at home from scrap with a little effort. Firstly cut off the bottom of the base of fennel then plant it into a small bowl or glass. But keep one thing in your mind root system exist into the base of fennel which is you are growing. Place bowl or glass at a sunny location or use a hydroponics LED growing system. Change the water of the bowl daily or after two days. After one root begins to grow and you can harvest fennel after few months when it is fully grown. 6. Green Onions(Allium Cepa). The green onions can also be grown from scrap very easily at home. Green onions are also very expensive to save your money or to manage your budget you can easily grow them at home. You can regrow green onions very easily from the rooting base of the bulb or stem. Firstly take a small section of green onion from the base of the stem then place this section into the bowl or glass. Add water into the bowl or glass in small quantities. Change water daily or after two days and you will see growth after one or two weeks. The new green material begins to grow from your base sections and you can simply harvest your green onions for your daily use. 7. Lettuce(Lactuca Sativa). You can regrow lettuce from its leaves very simply firstly place lettuce leaves in a bowl or glass. Then add water into the glass or bowl in a small quantity but keep one thing in your mind not over watered your glass or bowl. Place the bowl at a sunny location and on the place with the good air passage. After 10 or 12 days leaves and stems begin to grow so you will plant your lettuce plant into your garden or container. 8. Garlic Chives(Allium Sativum). You can also regrow garlic from scrap in the water very easily in no time. Firstly you needed only one chive of garlic which is sprouted, place sprouted garlic into the bowl or glass then add a small quantity of water into the bowl or glass. Change the water of bowl or glass daily or after two days but place your bowl or glass in a sunny place. After one-week roots begin to grow then replanted it into your garden or into the container. Harvest garlic when it is fully grown. 9. Basil( Ocimum Basilicum). To regrow basil from scrap is very easy simply to place leftover leaves of basil in a glass or in a bowl then add water in a small quantity. Change water daily or after two days and place your bowl or glass on a sunny place as basil requires a large quantity of light for its growth. After one week when leaves and roots begin to grow, you will transplant your basil plant into a container or into the garden. 10. Cilantro (Coriandrum Sativum). To regrow cilantro from scrap is also very easy like growing cabbage and lettuce. Firstly place cilantro stems in a bowl or glass then fill a bowl with water. Change the water of bowl daily or after two days but place your bowl or glass on a sunny location. Pin It When stem and roots sprout then replant your cilantro plant into a pot or into your garden. The shoot will also be formed after 10 days and you will have a fully grown cilantro plant in just 1 or 2 months. Harvest orient from your garden for daily use.