Hey everyone! I recently learned from my boyfriend that I can keep green onions growing by placing them in a jar of water, and I tried it out—surprisingly, it worked! Now I've got a new batch because I didn't plant the first ones in time. I'm curious if anyone has tips for transferring these to a pot after they've rooted in water. Will they keep growing in the pot?
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Yes! Just plant the green onions with their tips sticking out slightly above the soil, and they'll keep thriving. I started with a dozen green onions in a jar of water last year, and I just trim what I need. They keep growing back, which is awesome!
Absolutely, they can continue to grow even if you keep them in water. A coworker of mine has a few always growing in water right on her kitchen counter. Just make sure they get good light, but avoid direct sunlight! ?
That's cool! Are there other vegetables that can be regrown like that? I'm limited on outdoor gardening options since winter's coming here in Ohio.