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Garden: Kitchen Cabbage

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Date: 02/26/2009 Topics: Gardening > Growing Food | Photos > Garden  
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Kitchen Cabbage
Kitchen Cabbage
After seeing the "celery plant" tip, from the bottom of a fresh celery, I decided to see if the bottom from a Napa Cabbage would work. It did, and sprouted literally overnight. Slice off the bottom end of a Napa Cabbage, use several toothpicks to suspend the bottom end in water and place in a filtered light place. Here's what it looks like after just a week.

By ShellyE from Las Vegas, Nevada
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By ExtremeFrugalist (22) Profile Blog! Contact
Excellent post!

Where can we get napa cabbage in frozen Baltimore City, Maryland? What other kinds do you think we can use? Can't wait to try this!

Thanks

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By lorrwill (10) Contact
Wow! This is awesome. I wonder what other veggies we can do this with?

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By Deeli (1578) Profile Contact
This is great! I'll be adding this to my 'getting crowded because of experimenting' kitchen window sill ;-) I love Napa cabbage!

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By Liz (Guest Post)
I love this tip.

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By kimhis (1411) Contact
Looks like a tasty something to raid for salad additions. I'm going to do this!

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By (Guest Post)
Can you put it in the ground at this point? (in your picture)

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By seedlady (4) Contact
That is great. Write me back and give me instructions. Keep planting.
Jane mjcaborn AT yahoo com

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