How To Grow Fruit & Vegetables At Home 🌱 No Garden Necessary!

8 Super Simple Home Gardening Hacks 🔷🔷🔷 The practice of growing plants in a very limited space has been gaining popularity in the past few years and now has tons of enthusiasts in cities all around the world. There's plenty of reasons why getting into urban gardening is a good idea: growing your own fruit and veggies means that you get to control what they are and aren't exposed to, your grocery bills will thank you, and it's a really rewarding project that will turn anyone's thumb green in no time. If you've been meaning to give it a shot, look no further because we have 8 super simple home gardening hacks to help you grow everything from flowers to cilantro and even carrots!
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[@fighterra]

Welcome again in the today's episode of "what to watch at midnight":

[@deamonfighter7499]

True

[@nicodasviruz5346]

🤣👌

[@ZachyHall]

3am*

[@tmartin7237]

Yo 2.25 am

[@monke5490]

True

[@Moredakkamus]

It's amazing how the corriander turned into parsley!

[@r4ffo367]

I saw that too like you can't fool us

[@adri1leusha]

And that lemon tree that's a few years old and giving fruits "after two weeks"

[@Moredakkamus]

@@adri1leusha content farms gotta farm

[@youveve99]

Well, to be fair, coriander looks like parsley. It's hard to tell the difference

[@BabuMosahi]

@@youveve99 yes it's hard to tell the difference unless you are blind. I can easily tell the difference .

[@LivingDeadGurlXXX]

I love how it's like "PLANT PLANTS WITHOUT A GARDEN! OMG WOIIIIW!" *Proceeds to plant things in soils and outside gardens as part of the aftermath process.* lmao 🤣

[@minecraftjack6439]

Note that carrot tops can’t grow back the carrot. However, they will flower and produce seeds, which you can plant to get new carrots. The leaves of carrots are edible too

[@camboy23filmsg16]

Where are the seeds

[@pagathorne2415]

@@camboy23filmsg16 in the flower after the flower dies, they will start to develop, pick the seeds when the get brown and dry

[@user-sq5ud9cg3r]

@@pagathorne2415 what do i do with the seeds?

[@cloud_7748]

@@user-sq5ud9cg3r grow them into carrots

[@user-sq5ud9cg3r]

@@cloud_7748 ok thanks

[@chiarafascilla4460]

I tried the mango in the paper towel and it didn’t work, so I tried a different way that I saw somewhere else. (I love mangos, thats why I tried this new way) If you take the seed and place it in a jar ( a wide and not too tall jar) then spray it with water, a root will appear after 3-5 days. Also, spray daily and leave outside in warm weather and sunlight for a LONG time. After 11 days, plant it in dirt, and IT ACTUALLY GROWS! I’m posting this so people don’t get upset if the hack shown here doesn’t work. It might be that I did something wrong, but if the hack in the video doesn’t work, try this way.

[@TheBritishBitsEXTRA]

Hate to be the bearer of bad news though mangos are not true to seed. As in you will not get the same type of mango from the seed as the fruit and it'll often taste much worse and be smaller.

[@kristinasyvari]

Also, you have to wait 5-8 years to find out if you got lucky

[@huda34]

too bad, at my house 2 mango trees were cut down for fear of snakes and other large insects, even though the taste of the fruit is sweet, And where you live, usually mango seeds are sold with various varieties ranging from the size of the fruit to the taste and age of the tree to fruiting

[@drinkdeath]

Oh and also just so you know.... It will take 2-4 years for the first fruit to show.

[@justinking5964]

temperature is an important factor.

[@jordantroutt2965]

Germination is the easy part. Most of these methods will never produce anything you can actually eat and if they do it will be very tiny.

[@yourrandomvampireloli1839]

what we can expect from these kind of channels really....

[@yashnivalkar1131]

Truely said. As i tried growing lot of things getting fruit out of anything always takes a lot of hardwork and patience.

[@asas14444]

so whats the correct way?

[@asas14444]

@@theconstitutionalconservative1 Well i just wanted some details really to grow a healthy plant. Obviously you are going to plant them on the ground...

[@TonyMontanaOG]

@@theconstitutionalconservative1 He asked a question, you bashed his intelligence for it. I would say you’re the slowest person here. You don’t learn anything without a bit of questioning, he’s probably 10 fold smarter than you.

[@thebigbang7938]

Amazing how they planted a normal tomato seed and the plant grew cherry tomatoes! 🐒

[@thebigbang7938]

@@gambiedwf3549 what I meant was, they planted a 'NORMAL'/ usual sized tomato seeds and the plant which grew out of it is shown to bear 'CHERRY TOMATOES. '

[@BrandonLobo]

That is actually what will happen. The tomatoes you get in the grocery stores are usually hybrids and will not bear the same fruit if regrown. There is a lot in this video that is questionable but not the fact that they got cherry tomatoes as a result.

[@tootie6944]

that’s actually possible. sometimes when you grow fuits from store bought items they can turn into a different hybrid.

[@arranged_silence]

Lol

[@avacoda2121]

Why u put a monkey

[@dr.trebuchet3836]

Puts coriander in a strainer and grows parsley instead of cilantro. This is a miracle.

[@rev.jonathanwint6038]

Yeah I was thinking that and no fertilize that no nothing the plant apparently pulls the carbon monoxide out of the air to build itself except cilantro and parsley don't do that.

[@1Corinthians15_1-4]

God is much closer than you think!! 1. We have all sinned - Romans 3:23 2. The wages of sin is death - Romans 6:23 3. Must be perfect to go to Heaven - Revelation 21:27 4. Man cannot earn his salvation - Ephesians 2:8-9 5. Christ died for our sins - 2 Corinthians 5:21 6. Only believe - John 3:16, John 6:47 7. You can know you have eternal life - 1 John 5:13 The 'GOOD NEWS' is eternal security!! Romans 1:16 1 Corinthians 15:1-4, saves lost souls. Please get saved in the Lord Jesus Christ, time is running out!!

[@waltissussybakka]

@@1Corinthians15_1-4 wtf

[@saitab-6435]

@@1Corinthians15_1-4 What are you

[@cggc9510]

I grow all kinds of edible plants hydroponically. Yes it is possible to grow plants in water. That is the only thing they got right. I looked at the greenery and was shocked that it looked like that in 30 days. I can't even get that much WITH fertilizer! Whoa!

[@adityajaiswal2891]

05:48 he literally went from indoor plant to strawberries farm🤣

[@hanoianboy9562]

@_Donuts_ꨄ︎_Gacha_ That thing is a humongous bush of maybe 3 plants or something. Plus, the plant couldn't grow so much while it's fruiting.

[@channabasava3364]

No

[@hanoianboy9562]

@• Donuts • also, comma mistake

[@AurelianSkies]

What was the purpose of the egg shell even supposed to be?

[@Iamtheliquor]

Can’t i just plant that tea bag and grow a tea bag tree😂

[@AA-vr8ve]

"Look, pa! The tree's fruitin'!" Your son says, ecstatic at the sight of the tree you grew for your family years ago. The tree had started out small but perseverance and months of care later.... And it was fruiting. "Come outside pa! Come outside!" Your son was grabbing you by the hand now. You knew then, as you stood up, you had done it. Your son walked you to the door. It was a sunny day- not a cloud in sight. Birds chirping... Leaves rustling... The garden was beautiful. Row upon row of tree, oak like but smaller, were growing. All because of you. Hundreds of fleshy nodes, pink and raw, sprout from the branches of your mighty tree. They're all in different stages of growth, but they all have one purpose. "Over here, pa!" Your son. He was dragging you towards the first one. It was away from the main orchard, closer to your house. Off of it lay limp bodies, raw and skinless. Their stems were still attached, weaving into their skull to make up the facial structure. They were ripe enough now. Grabbing the pair of shears that hang on the wall next to the shovel, you began your work. Plenty of bodies to fill the factory. Plenty of tea. They'd grown well, and none of them seemed to rot. Your profits will be up this year.

[@karthikraj6484]

Hahahah🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤫🤫🤫🤫

[@dissapointment630]

@@AA-vr8ve HOLY- THATS FREAKING AMAZING RESPECC BRO

[@AA-vr8ve]

@@dissapointment630 if only I could do this good on my english assigngments-

[@AA-vr8ve]

@@dissapointment630 ah, the insinuation here was that the farmer was growing workers

[@donaldjones8920]

Okay, just finished watching the rest of the video. The pineapple thing works too. But it will take a while to get fruit. Mine took 2 years before it fruited.

[@randystache78]

The mango one works. They are really easy to get going. Helps if the house is warm, or if you have a heating pad, but the leaves are really neat. ❤

[@drewhjc]

That was awesome cutting that big tomatoe and planting a slice to get a cherry tomatoe plant. I gotta try that.

[@malibuhiegts]

Didn't you know that everytime you plant a tomato plant from a tomato, the tomatoes get smaller 😉🤣

[@b.k.c.4076]

@@malibuhiegts Didn't know that but I'll find out soon.

[@AbdulRauf-wx7pc]

Love ki ki

[@eh6971]

2 weeks ago I had corn for dinner, the next day I took a walking poop thru my garden. And now I can't find the way out anymore because It's has turned into a cornfield. Please help me.

[@ibeswimmin]

*puts steak in soil, grows a steak tree

[@misst.e.a.187]

Lol 😂

[@geetaarora.v_v]

😂😂😂

[@itzshadow7091]

I wish 🌟

[@charlenelynch6505]

Lol cute

[@Goku-ji3of]

And when it matures it will bear cows

[@ligmanuts8054]

Wow. This worked amazingly! My corriander seeds turned into parsley!

[@layna8924]

IT'S CALLED CILANTRO, NOT PARSLEY...;)

[@No-uc1xs]

@@layna8924 Stop being ignorant. They're the same thing, cilantro is the spanish word of parsley

[@michaelahankins4295]

@@No-uc1xs no...perejil is. Cilantro is the American word for coriander

[@meman6964]

There is a gene that some people think cilantro/coriander tastes like SOAP!!! They do fine with parsley. This showed cilantro/coriander. 🌱

[@ivynjoki]

@@meman6964 is it because of the hybrids? nvm. just read that the gene is in their smell receptors

[@HTNPSullivan]

You have to rinse the sprouts with fresh water at least once a day for the first three days, and never let them completely dry out -- nor let them sit in water. They just want to be damp. Then eat them as soon as they're sprouted like you see in the photo - refrigerate what you don't eat, but they go bad quickly. I love sprouts on my sandwiches, thrown in with scrambled eggs at the end of cooking, tossed on top of a single serving of salad (not good to mix into the whole salad at once, can go bad quickly), tossed into soups at the end (so they're still crunchy). They're a great source of greens in the winter here in the Northeast. You can buy seeds/beans for sprouting in just about every veggie you can think of - radish, broccoli, mung bean, soybean, alfalfa, and so much more. Fun to do with kids. You can buy kits online that have different lids with small to large openings (so small seeds don't fall out when you rinse them) -- and I use "family size" peanut butter jars with these lids. Your local health food store may sell the lids, too.

[@carlzy85]

Amazing that soaking coriander seeds for 30 days produces such a beautiful bunch of parsley.....

[@rebelol_8963]

I tested the mango one before, and it actually works ! However, I recommend changing the paper regularly, if not daily to prevent your mango from rotting. Also, you should plant your mango roots in a soil very rich in organic materials (not sure if that’s how you say that in English-). It most likely won’t give any fruits, but telling ppl that you are growing a mango at home is nevertheless a big flex imo, so it’s worth it lmao

[@vardikar270]

Why won't it???

[@spaaggetii]

@@vardikar270 It just wont, but if you get a cutting from a tree that has fruited, it most likely will.

[@BrandonLobo]

@@vardikar270 it will but it will take many years. People usually grow a mango from seed and have it grafted with a branch from a tree that is already fruiting. Just like people go through different stages before they can reproduce, fruit trees and all plants are the same. When you graft you take already mature tissue (branch) and put it on a new tree. Look up grafting benefits if you're interested.

[@Liamschannel417]

Just sprinkle cinnamon worked for me

[@CatsBestFinds59]

The avocado thing was crazy. My son has full grown avocado trees in his backyard and even they don't always produce avocados every year. This is a good video if you like growing leaves using arts and crafts.

[@spaaggetii]

Get a clipping/cutting, it will more likely grow fruit, the seeds take 3-5+ years, and your not guaranteed to get fruit.

[@mikemesser4326]

The avocado seed will grow into a tree ... eventually. But you have about a 1 in 10,000 chance of getting tasty avocados. Most will taste awful. (Same is true of apple seeds. You get crab apples instead.) This is because some plants are not true seed to fruit. What spaagettii Man said was correct. I found a really good video that explains this better on KZbin recently.

[@cmh2111]

@@mikemesser4326 Watched the as well. I was surprised at the avocado fruit not tasting good. Now I feel okay paying the price for avocado. $9 for 6 small ones right now. May 2022, in Toronto. Cheers

[@sambradley6548]

Thank you so much, maybe I’ll start a garden from this video alone 😌 hoping everyone a blessed harvest

[@KAM128]

Good luck with the avocado. I can have a child start elementary school and by the time they graduate the avocado tree still may have not bore it’s first fruit.

[@onba7726]

The fruit will also taste like shit because avocados don't breed true (taste like the parent fruit). You have to cut off the top of the seedling and graft a piece of an avocado tree that bears tasty fruit on top.

[@travelguy008]

So, I went to Lowe's and got some bird seed. Used your methods, but I couldn't grow any birds. Think the bird seed is bad or your methods don't work.

[@kevinrodriguez5613]

I think their methods dont work 🥴

[@travelguy008]

@@hanzawasgf exactly, I'm trying to grow birds.

[@doom3166]

@@hanzawasgf I think you missed the joke...

[@panpanorama2699]

Have you tried giving them lots of water? I heard that they need more water than the plants you normally have 🤔

[@jcnycvids4678]

@@hanzawasgf jokes are for people who actually get them

[@SilverIchimaru]

This would be fun to do with kids so they can watch the little leaves grow. Outside of that I'm pretty certain the only things that work are the sprouts since they just end up as they are in salads, soups and sandwiches. As for the rest we sometimes used paper towels to see if a seed would germinate but than we promptly either planted in a garden or if it was still to cold, a seed tray until it was warm enough. We had like 4 acres of gardens growing up. We did keep a few herbs in flower pots indoors over the winter though.

[@thebrickeducator]

Mango tried and tested and yes mine worked as the video suggested. Once planted cover with a bag or bottle to create a mini Greenhouse effect. It's still growing strong and is roughly 30cm tall now with lots of rich dark green leaves :)

[@Cleverly_DIY]

@The Brick Educator, thanks for sharing your experience! We're glad it worked for you.

[@Gorg0n3]

no

[@robertyeagley4163]

At 38 seconds you are showing a colander full of parsley. Coriander seeds grow cilantro.

[@Metallcold]

You can grow tomato saplings the same way He did in the video. I've been planting different tomato slices from different tomatoes for years now. Usually takes 2 weeks before the saplings become large enough to see properly. It might take a few times to figure out how much watering and moisture the seeds really need. But it works on all the tomatoes i've bought from the Supermarket. Just be patient and keep trying. Have a good day!

[@Metallcold]

Forgot to mention this, you dont need to bury the tomato slice / seeds that deep. I usually fill the pot with soil, take the tomato slice and put it ontop, then cover it just with 1 centimeter of soil. Plant the slice too deep or too shallow and it Will just mold and rot. Too much water and its the same issue. I doubt anyone will see these comments, but oh well.

[@primordial345]

@@Metallcold don't worry bro i gotchu

[@marianagi4911]

Thanks for the info!

[@anniee7226]

@@Metallcold Thank You!!!

[@sebastian4500]

Mine started rotting and molding, no sprouts. I'll stick to prepping the seeds like they should before planting in nurseries lol.

[@Rico42069]

Did he really get a pineapple in two weeks??? 😂😂😂 what a hilarious video, I kept watching to see how much more hilarious it can get

[@carolinagamer2874]

30 days later: I’ve spent $400 in groceries while my kid’s science experiment grew

[@gdavischick7004]

Some of these will end up rotten, cuz you have to have dry seeds before you can sprout. Some need cold to sprout. Some aren't even the same plant. Ridiculous.

[@phoneguy4637]

yeah like the bs with the shrooms... you need the mycelium to grow shrooms. putting the stalk into soil will only result in mold. which is certainly NOT edible...^^

[@fernandosalazar730]

@@phoneguy4637 blue cheese is edible

[@mr.unknown7138]

@@fernandosalazar730 boi thats different

[@mjyanimations1062]

Also don't rub mouldy potatoes on your cuts, its not penicillin and will infect your wound

[@tanyalake9152]

You do know that you still need water/moisture in order for dry seeds to sprout, right? I know this because I am growing pothos/devil's ivy, green onions, and lavender plants in my apartment. The lavender seeds came with a plant pot, soil, and instructions. The instructions stated similar to what you've stated. The instructions also stated to spread the seeds and gently press the seeds into the soil. About a week ago, I saw one seed that sprouted. Something told me to get more potting/planting soil, that I bought months ago (originally for my pothos/devil's ivy plants), and cover the all the seeds, including the first one what sprouted. Guess what, some of the others are sprouting. The pothos/devil's ivy plants, that I have, is nothing to compare to how many I've had before. That, I will take blame for because I was too excited about re-potting/planting my pothos/devil's ivy plants by cutting off the nodes, and leaving the leaves. I was able to save some of the plants/nodes that I didn't cut off, and put them in water, and in sunlight. I'm also getting new leaves.

[@EASchneid]

🗣Scam! How do you grow parsley from “coriander seeds”? You think I don’t know my herbs??

[@snail9552]

Yea how?

[@misst.e.a.187]

😁

[@adamender9092]

Have you ever seen coriander in your life?

[@snail9552]

@@adamender9092 i have. I have a growing one

[@noobnoob794]

Parsley and coriander, they look similar right?

[@MrDJ217]

Overwhelmed with the love in this video. Thank you

[@sheetalpanchal4258]

1:45 - carrot 0:18 - coriander 4:23 - you can also do this with a potato,onionetc 3:27 - tomato 🍅

[@eh6971]

Lol, coriander..... try again.

[@catm590]

Welp, looks like the ‘how to cook that’ channel will have another debunking video up soon thanks to this!😂😂

[@bennate74424]

Orrrr just try one to see if it actually works haha

[@extraordinary123000]

I'm gonna send it to her

[@captainblacksand8484]

That was my first thought! I'm so suspicious of "hacks" because of Ann!

[@DeepSeaLugia]

Unfortunately Hass avocados can’t grow more of its own kind It’s kinda like an apple, the seeds can be wildly different from the fruit.

[@scarletpathcat]

"No Garden Necessary" -Plants a tree- Uh-huh.

[@temporary4176]

.... I have a few trees in my house... 1 just happens to be a mango for example... and i dont have a HUGE house... soooo, possible...

[@snail9552]

Just graft them. It will be small but plenty of fruit!

[@kylek729]

Puts in slicing tomato variety, out comes cherries. 60% of the time it works everytime. 💪

[@kirankharb1196]

I can't tell how satisfying this video is.

[@nukepringles4979]

He really planted a mushroom like it’s a plant 😂😭😭

[@MadMaxRules87]

I guess he’s trying to be a fun guy 😂

[@i.k.2292]

In sterile conditions this might work, but it's hella unpleasant process with 90% contamination rate. Spores work much better of course.

[@vivekkankal1219]

@@i.k.2292 😂

[@Kiswah99PlayTime]

Huhhh?

[@ire1398]

@@Kiswah99PlayTime there are three kingdoms of life on Earth. Animal, Plant, Fungus. Mushrooms are neither animal nor plant. Haven’t you seen Avatar?

[@skippymagrue]

This should be titled "How not to plant things" or "We are setting you up for failure"

[@i.f.llamas3922]

More appropiated would be something like "Educational video for kids"

[@kicks880]

I agree on all but one, the TOMATO. Tomato's will absolutely grow like that.

[@i.f.llamas3922]

@@kicks880 no. Fresh tomatoe just cut and put under soil... a lot of chances to just get more soil.

[@kicks880]

@@i.f.llamas3922 I have personal experience, put some tomatoes in a composter and the seeds will start groing.

[@tanyalake9152]

@@kicks880 - There are others, in the video, that will grow. I'm definitely going to buy some more Happy Frog soil, and some whole tomatoes to plant in my apartment.

[@MrM-mb5ll]

Have been gardening for thirty plus years, and yes some of these will work. I have grown hundreds of new garlic and onion bulbs and shoots from grocery store bought bulbs. Buy organic.

[@FinznFowl82]

Those succulent leaves, you can just throw them on the ground in indirect sunlight and they will start to root

[@wateryketchup3489]

Charles don't say succulent

[@yuukanee]

I wonna try that, thanks por the help dude

[@JoJo-fm4tk]

I placed an egg in the ground and got a chicken!

[@crazydrofastronomy007]

wow.. contact bill gates, we can solve great issues with people like you... lol

[@ralphchristianson]

so the egg did come first...

[@nandorhidegkuti5538]

Place it in the ground up side down to get a rooster.

[@cicischannel8737]

really really really???

[@DMFISHING23]

The mango one is true

[@miamaccdoll951]

Wow you gave so many great creative ideas! It’s almost that time of year I need to get pots soil & seeds! Love your video❤️❤️❤️

[@TheNomadicWrencher]

this works with the corn. we did this and have 3 rows 12 in apart for 30 ft :)

[@thesaltyspitoon3409]

I didn’t think it would happen but I was able to grow cherry tomatoes from a slice of one (I didn’t separate the seeds or anything, just tossed a slice of tomato into soil and now I have a bunch growing)

[@AhWing89]

I believe it is because there were a lot of seeds in Tomato. Even when you sliced it, there are still a lot of seeds in each slice.

[@mimithecat9255]

I am pretty sure it doesnt take 2 weeks for a lemon seed to turn into a fair sapling.

[@tootthegamer]

Yeah, not EXACTLY 2 weeks, more around a couple of years for it to produce lemons.

[@ehsanulhaq9729]

Yea i have them it has been months maybe still no lemons

[@seagecko]

Takes 6-8 weeks for seeds to germinate. If you get a good tree without grafting it's unlikely

[@paranormalreality1725]

@@ehsanulhaq9729 you probably won't have lemons for years. It takes most lemon trees 6 years to produce fruit.

[@paranormalreality1725]

@@tootthegamer usually about 6 years for lemon trees to produce fruit.

[@HTNPSullivan]

For the folks laughing about the lemon seed growing into a fruit-bearing tree after two weeks, that's not necessarily what the video intends you to think - it just says plant the sprouted seed after two weeks. Then the video shows you the sapling with a lemon growing. But like a lot of people have said here, it can take a few years to get fruit, depending on how you take care of it and where you live. Or it may never bear fruit. I don't know about lemon trees, but many fruits and pretty much all veggies also need at least one other plant of the same kind so that insects can transfer pollen from one plant to the other and make them "pregnant." I learned this the hard way after keeping a pepper plant alive in a container for years and never getting a pepper. Then I grew a second one and they both flowered and produced peppers. It's kind of like discovering -- when reading up on goats, because my boyfriend wanted to make goat cheese -- that you have to get your goat pregnant in order for her to make milk, so you have to do a lot of stuff to get her mated, and then you're taking milk away from the babies. When I told my boyfriend that, he decided he didn't want to make goat cheese after all! That's why it pays to do your homework, yes?

[@melihainal608]

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[@MarkH10]

In general your tip of keep the seeds wet and warm is fine.I have several seeds bursting right now out of moist paper towel starters. You can produce real, healthy, large quantity food very easily in a small space, and inhospitable conditions. I hope this inspires people to find plant growing strategies for their garden that actually work, as opposed to most of these short sighted video ideas. I think the most egregious violation of common sense here is the 2 week subtitle for the lemon tree producing fruit. 1) It's more like 302 weeks, and 2) The good part is you will NEVER produce only one fruit that size. (That single lemon pictured on a knee high "tree" is incredibly stupid.) If your tree produces fruit you will have to use another tip, cut out half the flowers and prop up the producing limbs. We had some small pear trees in a property we rented when I was a child and even the small one produced on the order of 300 fruit. The limbs weighed down very dangerously, nearly ripping off the tree due to weight. This will be true for any dense fruits like lemon, apple, and pear. Another example of what you do NOT want, as opposed to this depiction. The average corn cob holds over 400 seeds. You cannot have even 40 corn stalks in 1/4 meter, or 1 foot. 40 of those seeds properly spread in a line will cover 20 feet easily. 400 corn planted that tightly will be an unruly mess. (I'd never seen that egg thing before but I think it's fun. Here is the change. make a hole in the bottom for drainage, and plant 1 or 2 never more than 4 seeds in it. When you plant the egg as a seed holder, just break it all around. It is a great idea. I am going to do this today.

[@lapis7059]

I literally saw that seed still in the teabag when they took the so called plant out of it.

[@ArielCotton]

0:11 👁 🧐

[@jaredhammonds8255]

And the tea bag never changed shape over time

[@nameplayer1571]

Yes, a corn plant in the house or a pineapple plant in the house without a garden is easy

[@vanshika_cool]

Yes, I am growing 15 pineapples in my bedroom and 12 corns in my living room, I live in the garden

[@vanshika_cool]

In the bathroom I grow apples

[@vanshika_cool]

The bed looks nice in the garden

[@justsomeguywhosevideosaren7936]

@@vanshika_cool lol

[@augustahevesi-nagy3121]

Love 💓 These Simple Idea's,Using Fruit and Vegetables. When Someone Else Show's Everyone How To Do it.👍

[@arpadpinter6050]

Love the carrots that growerd LEAFLESS STALKS. Very gardening indeed

[@MarceloBarbosa-oq3ox]

Ohhhh lo he probado el truco del mango! Realmente funciona, ahora mismo estoy comiendo un mango que es hijo del mango que me comí la semana pasada.

[@diegotumpayjuro7195]

Jaajaajaajajajajja

[@franisla]

CLARO QUIEN LE CREE, nadie que sepa lo hace asi kjajajajajja

[@M4cex]

Do the same thing with the avocado seed that was done with garlic. Very simple and works great! 1.5 years ago I did that with 2 seeds and now the other one is 0.5 meter tall but for some reason the other one is 1.5 meters 🤣 time to cut it soon

[@ThiagoMnab]

People should give more value for who Work on planting and agriculture , Its so much effort and dedication to make things right.

[@HTNPSullivan]

With succulent leaves - for example an aloe vera cutting - it's best to let the cutting sit a couple of days so the cut heals over, and THEN root it. It's less likely to rot. And as you see in this video, you only want a small part of the bottom of the cutting in water. Just keep an eye on the water level so it doesn't dry out.

[@MrJ-ro1yr]

Title should read how to grow leaves from left over fruits and vegetables because you ain't getting fruits or vegetables from any of these "tips"

[@i.f.llamas3922]

Well the tomate may give you 4 o 5 cherry tomatoes if you are lucky! 😁✌️

[@M4cex]

Actually you can produce fruits and vegetables this way but most times it takes couple years

[@masterlee2590]

I grew lots of weed and my father created his own plants through trying out various methods.. We had a plant the experts called the Siamese weed plant and it was the first Siamese weed plant.. At school when I was age 5 years old the school teachers laughed at me for saying when I grow older I am going to help trees and 32 years later in my back garden I have a Apple tree, cherry tree, pear tree and a plumb tree and all the trees in my back garden have a protection mark on em and it was my local council who put the the protection mark on my trees

[@crisbowman]

*Plum

[@cynthusinfinite]

The most life sustaining video on YT. 👍💪

[@lottewied1937]

Amazing!The wonders of plants.

[@defmute9245]

Lol, while I wait years for fruit to bear I'll just go to the grocery store.

[@jacobortwine7063]

What you going to do if the grocery store is closed?

[@danielpascalp]

@@jacobortwine7063 Wait until the store open

[@ignashi7plays401]

@@jacobortwine7063 go to other one?

[@jacobortwine7063]

@@danielpascalp did you ever hear of the great depression or the bible?Bible tells us that we are indeed living in the end times. Things are about to get really bad. Nobody will be able to buy or sell without the mark of the beast. Look it up. Jesus is coming soon. The bible refers to this as the beginning of sorrows.

[@lemonhaze715]

@@jacobortwine7063 what mark? I have to get what? I smell a cult..

[@Mr_G_Daddy]

Here's a tip if you are trying to grow a mango at home: all you need is a mug/cup/jar that the seed can fit into then you leave it there for a few weeks changing the water every now and then and it should sprout. mangos should be kept inside next to a window and after it sprouts you should put it in a pot water it and keep it inside

[@Mrlunareclipse101]

You can literally just throw the seeds in ground that’s what I do and my uncle and my nana and pop have done before they thrive just fine and will germinate and become big quickly

[@Mr_G_Daddy]

That is another good way to plant mango seeds. Thank you for information!

[@avatteo]

This is in my top 5 most useful videos I've ever seen

[@missmemer8048]

Hey! The ginger ones realy worked . i can't believe it!!!!

[@FarmersSon]

8:16 , How it's possible to grow a lemon tree in two-week, We are doing lemon farming while, lemon flower to lemon takes around 4 months, and the plant takes around 2 to 3 years to grow.

[@louisgrove3720]

there is no way you get this plant on a pineapple in 8 weeks

[@andriyl5713]

I guess the author of the video meant that you need to plant it after 8 weeks, not that it will look like that

[@peanutbuttertoast7742]

It takes about 5 years to go a pineapple :0

[@adohdriverscraftph]

Thank you for sharing keep safe..

[@nancytorres2748]

My dad will love it 😍

[@marynapoleone4748]

Amazing you planted coriander seeds and "grew" curly parsley. Couldn't find Cilantro at the market?

[@sainjawoof3506]

That is cilantro/coriander, which is what is grown from coriander seeds. Obviously, YOU don't know how to identify it. It is related to parsley, and they are in the same family. It is even called Chinese parsley.

[@marynapoleone4748]

I know cilantro. I buy it every week. The stuff they claim was grown from coriander seeds was not cilantro. Cilantro does not have curly leaves.

[@sainjawoof3506]

@@marynapoleone4748 in fact it does hav rounded edges vs parsley having pointed edges. Considering professional chefs say they can be difficult to distinguish, it's okay to admit you're incorrect. These articles might help you. spoonuniversity.com/lifestyle/cilantro-vs-parsley www.finecooking.com/article/distinguishing-parsley-and-cilantro

[@RicoLen1]

Everyone is complaining about all these intricacies about the place to that grow from these seeds and me, I'm over here wishing the seeds I tried to grow didn't rot or dry out completely because my green thumb in black like death.

[@alicedraken]

Don't go thinking that you can't grow anything right away. I know how you feel and I was the same with my first tries at it. But with some work and know what you are best (with starting your own) at can get you the garden you love. Don't give up! I know I got better from starting off as a black thumb. Btw some people are complaining, but with some of these comments there are those who just think the video is a good laugh. Others who comment can eventually learn to be better gardeners from those who respond.

[@NaNana-ey6jk]

Thank goodness!

[@beautifullifestyles3002]

im so amazed to see that carrot top do that! wow!

[@sanyawool]

I like your video. Good idea! So happy!

[@PupRiku]

Imagine...putting seeds into the ground and getting a plant that's all leaves growing :')

[@quasistarsupernova]

I laughed so hard at the mango one, 1:13 , it takes a LOT longer than two weeks to get THAT

[@angiec4116]

That's Awesome Got To Try Some Of That Just Got 3 Acres And Want To Make A Good Garden Been Living Apartment So Having Our Own Land Is Great Ready To Start Planting Stuff Already Have A Couple Of Fruit Trees But Want A Garden

[@muppysalmander207]

To see people doing more stuff like this make me happy! 😁

[@InTheZone85]

Watched a vid on avocado trees a few months ago. You will have little chance on getting one avocado seed to grow into a tree that grows avocados. Plant 5 to be safe.

[@manojperiyath]

I tried 3:35 tomato plant and it turned out pretty well

[@kurierweb]

Beautiful, thank you for sharing This guy is great. Just see he doesn't make long and waste of time videos but short and very informative videos. Thanks Bro. I have been following your videos regularly. Please guide us how to eliminate mealy bugs from Hibiscus plant. Thanks for all your videos. Keep it up.

[@lordlem]

0:12 the roots would of moved all around the tea bag 0:23 coriander seeds don’t turn into parsley 1:03 this one you technically do you need a garden because when it needs a new place to grow when it outgrows the pot then you would need a garden of some kind 1:34 they forgot to tell you that you need to put the ‘leaves’ in a dry and sunny place for a about week then put it in the cup 1:54 if you grow the tops of the carrots you won’t get new carrots but it will grow seeds (which you can grow for carrots) 2:35 LIE LIE LIE lol the seeds would of died in the bottle as it was about to until it stopped showing it growing from a seed and also when they put it on the plate you could see the roots had came off and it wouldn’t automatically come off 2:57 NEVER do this, as the seeds roots would tangle in the holes of the sponge so then is you did this you would have to plant the sponge in the soil as well 3:10 well first you have to DRY the corn cob or it would just go mouldy and even then you have to CAREFULLY take the yellow ‘seeds’ one by one then you plant it 3:30 Magic? Nope sadly if you grow a normal tomato it would not turn into cherry tomatoes 3:56 if ur peanuts are rousted I don’t think it would work but if it’s raw raw it would work 5:45 the only think about this is that don’t put the seeds so close or you would have a hard time taking one by one out to repot 6:05 not this again! No this one WOULD NOT WORK as the mushroom needs the mycelium (technically the roots) to grow 7:00 it won’t grow another pineapple tree sadly lol 7:31 actually the roots would also be in there so it won’t be cut automatically by itself 8:04 this one might work but separate the seeds into one or two in each egg and also when your planting the egg into the pot break the egg so the plant can actually let the roots go in the pot 8:20 to our utter disappointment lemons won’t grow after just 2 weeks after planting

[@Syrnian]

Can grow mushrooms from mushroom stumps. No, mycelium is not technically the roots. Mycelium is technically the "plant" and the mushroom is the fruit.

[@Neromace]

It will made a pineapple tree tho

[@xelayntolobas]

It's a disgrace that in this cases the only thing that I can say it's Thank you, This is absolutely outstanding.

[@leseaha7057]

Thanks. Fantastic. Food scared help relieve.

[@aytacdeniz5611]

Perfect.Thank you

[@FinznFowl82]

Planting just a few corn plants isnt enough, it takes a lot of corn to pollinate the ears of corn. I dont like to plant anything with a "container" around the roots, especially those biodegradable starter cups. They dont break down fast enough and inhibits root development. Same thing will happen with the eggshells.

[@KuratorOfficial]

0:01 Tea Bag 0:19 Paper Towel 0:53 Water 2:41 Sponge 3:00 Rice 4:22 Toothpick 5:40 Potting Soil 5:59 Coffee Grounds 10:00 Felt

[@MannyBlaaze]

Why? Lol

[@anaceliavanuchi6634]

Muito interessante e lindo de se ver!

[@weloveourgsp30]

Wow amazing thanks for sharing video.

[@user-ux4pp2cw9h]

At 0:11 you can see the seed, still in the teabag, having not grown into any seedling at all

[@suzzannelemarier3350]

Cool ideas. I want to try some especially those started in the egg shells that looks easy enough. Thanks.

[@woodtotillstuff3471]

Yeah

[@thebrickeducator]

The succulent leaves can also be air propagated by just leaving them on a dish in a sunny spot, water propogation does work but can sometimes lead to leaf rot.

[@GoodChemistry]

These are amazing, thanks for sharing! I am going to try the mushroom and tomato one - and the peanuts too! Fab :)

[@kristian2021]

2:45 Sponge: 😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩

[@juanluismamanimarca7655]

excelente video me impresionaste

[@geremiasrojasrodriguez3854]

Igual yo

[@mysticartist6936]

I'm inspired!! Thanks!

[@sawadakeiko1416]

im so impressed by the vitality of plants😃🙋

[@liltone9614]

Wouldn’t the tomato slice just turn into fertiliser

[@lordrefrigeratorintercoole288]

yes

[@i.f.llamas3922]

Exactly. This is not the way to plant It. You have to let the tomatoe dry naturally by itself months. After break It, and spread the seeds to make real gardening. ✌️

[@cadillaceldorado1771]

Fantastico , grazie 😍👍

[@monkfishkilla]

Wow!! That's great! Thanks 😊

[@danielparsons9227]

Brilliant thankyou !

[@IGAOFFICIAL24]

Great ideas, creativity indeed, wish to try then.