How many times have you purchased herbs and it spoils before you can even use it. I have a solution. My latest obssesion is windsill herb garden. I am hooked. You can grow garlic, sweet potatoes, sage, onions, parsley, mint and more. Here's an easy way to save money, help the environment and grow your vegetables. You don't need a green thumb and it take no time. Here's how I started my windowsill garden.
What you'll need.
1 Small clear container
1 garlic bud or buds of green onions
1/2 cup of water (or less)
How many times have you purchased herbs and it spoils before you can even use it. I have a solution. My latest obssesion is windsill herb garden. I am hooked. You can grow garlic, sweet potatoes, sage, onions, parsley, mint and more. Here's an easy way to save money, help the environment and grow your vegetables. You don't need a green thumb and it take no time. Here's how I started my windowsill garden.
What you'll need.
1 Small clear container
1 garlic bud or buds of green onions
1/2 cup of water (or less)
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- Use a clear container it helps you see when the water needs to be changed and you can watch the roots grow.
- Do not submerge the cloves or green onions in water they will become cloudy, smelly and will begin to rot.
- Add just enough water to cover the bottom of the cup and touches just the bottom of the cloves.
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Your budding garlic cloves and green onions will start to sprout in just a few days. It's a cool little hobby and a great way to save money on vegetables.
The same applies to herbs like sage, basil and mint. Just snip at the stem of the given plant and place it in a clear container of water. In a few days you will begin to seem roots. In a month, you can plant in a pot of soil or just contunie to water.
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No more spoiled green onions or brown herb leaves. Fresh ingredients from your window sill.
Enjoy the fruits of your labor.
