Garden: 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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03/02/2009
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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03/01/2009
Wow! This is awesome. I wonder what other veggies we can do this with?
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03/01/2009
This is great! I'll be adding this to my 'getting crowded because of experimenting' kitchen window sill ;-) I love Napa cabbage!
By Liz (Guest Post)
02/28/2009
I love this tip.
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02/28/2009
Looks like a tasty something to raid for salad additions. I'm going to do this!
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02/28/2009
Can you put it in the ground at this point? (in your picture)
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02/27/2009
That is great. Write me back and give me instructions. Keep planting.
Jane mjcaborn AT yahoo com
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