Celery is not only healthy, but also tasty vegetable. Celery sticks are a great addition to sauces, hummus, meat pate, smoothies. In the article, you will learn how to grow celery from the core.
What you need to grow celery
Growing a vegetable from leftovers is quick and easy.
You need to take the bottom part of the celery, in which all the stalks are woven.
Insert toothpicks into the core of the celery and place the vegetable 2 inches above the water container.
After a few days, you will notice that the celery has taken root.
Use enough water, as some will evaporate.
In addition, green leaves will begin to sprout from the stem.
How to plant celery in soil
When you see a developed root system and celery leaves, this means that it is time to plant the plant in the ground.
Plant the vegetable in well-drained soil. For example, in a small container or flowerpot.
Choose a location that receives a lot of sun.
Unfortunately, this method does not guarantee a large celery harvest.
However, in this way, you can reuse the leftovers from the vegetable and grow celery yourself.
In addition to celery, you can grow onions, garlic, avocados in this way.
In addition, you will always have fresh herbs and vegetables on your windowsill that can be used all year round.
