Don't throw away 6 kinds of vegetable tops, put them in a pot with a little water, and in 7 days they become high-appeal potted plants

Growing potted plants indoors has become a habit and a need for many families. A potted plant full of life placed indoors gives people a feeling of spring throughout the room and a relaxed, joyful mood; flowering plants covered in bright blooms, like Christmas cactus and kalanchoe, make people even happier. Today Shitou recommends 6 kinds of potted plants grown from common vegetables, each with high appeal, and even easier to grow.

Carrot

Vitamin-rich carrots are a essential vegetable in every household. When eating them, you can put the trimmed-off tops in a small pot to grow in water. No need to be particular, just put them directly in clean water. In about a week, tender green leaves will grow; later you can choose a suitable flower pot, and paired together it will definitely have high appeal.

Sweet potato

Growing sweet potatoes as potted plants is very common. One friend below actually grew a sweet potato into a bonsai. In fact, for sweet potatoes, whether water-cultured or soil-planted, they are very easy to grow. In water they root and sprout, and still grow lush and green; this friend planted a leftover sweet potato in a pot, and the undulating look of the bonsai display is very beautiful. Everyone can give this a try.

Napa cabbage

When picking napa cabbage, cut off the root base, and be sure to leave a little core in the middle, so new leaves can grow later; then put it in a clean pot, add a little clean water, just enough to cover the root base, and keep it on the windowsill for a week, and you will see new leaves emerging. If grown a bit better, it will even bloom.

Peanut

Take a few seeds from the raw peanuts you bought and toss them into a pot with water. After a week, you can see bean sprouts with two leaves growing out. At this point, give them proper light, otherwise they will easily become leggy and finally fall over and die! So give them a certain amount of light, and the seedlings will stay compact and grow sturdy and green.

Garlic

Garlic in this season sprouts easily. Once it sprouts, you might as well not eat it and let it grow into a potted plant. Put the garlic cloves in a small dish with water, place it on the windowsill, and when you see the water dry up, add a little more. In a week you will see garlic sprouts growing out, and they can be eaten too, killing two birds with one stone.

Potato

Potatoes have very strong growth ability. If you find a potato sprouting, or have leftover potatoes, as long as there are sprout points, you can put them in a pot. In a week they will sprout, and in a month you can see flowers blooming. Isn't that beautiful?