How to Regrow Onions from Scraps (March 2017)
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Here is the most recent video on regrowing onions from scraps. A couple of them produced seeds, but no full sized bulbs. Thank you!
• This is What Happens W...
Regrowing onion scrap update: • How to Regrow Onions O...
Three month update: • How To Regrow Onions U...
Separating regrown onion bulbs:
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Regrowing onion scraps from a super market.
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***Here is the most recent video on regrowing onions from scraps. A couple of them produced seeds, but no full sized bulbs. Thank you!
czcams.com/video/hz6JnREkEV4/video.html
Regrowing onion scrap update: czcams.com/video/sTBtRhyzZac/video.html
Three month update: czcams.com/video/6NWh3qWu5iA/video.html
Separating regrown onion bulbs:
czcams.com/video/Kv_4hA6AjBs/video.html
did you plant the seeds?
Oh my god that adorable little angel is saying HI 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you 😍
Bruh
So cute baby 👶,,,
She's adorable!
Thank you ☺️
I'M JUST WATCHING THIS BECAUSE ALL THE ONIONS WE HAD IN THE FRIDGE SPROUTED!!!
I have two that have, which is perfect timing, as I am planting my garlic and ginger now. Potted, so I can move them inside. The weather so far has been wacky.
Here is the most recent video on regrowing onions from scraps. A couple of them produced seeds, but no full sized bulbs. Thank you!
czcams.com/video/hz6JnREkEV4/video.html
Exactly why I'm researching this.
@Loud McLeod Hi I uploaded the updates in the description box of the video. Here is the most recent one with results. Onion is a biennial plant and regrowing scraps most likely won’t grow another full size bulb, although other people say they have grown full size ones. From my own experience, they all grew small bulbs and eventually flowered and produced seeds, which is a great way to get free seeds and makes an interesting experiment. Here is the link from last summer: czcams.com/video/hz6JnREkEV4/video.html
Thanks for watching, Misilla
@@LearnToGrow1 thanks. I'll check it out. Even if it just nets good seed then it's an easy way to get one more use from scraps.
2020... Corona made me do it. Who’s watching during the pandemic learning how to sprout onions at 3am? Wow! This is so much fun.
You'll get greens and sometimes they grow small bulbs or flower and produce seeds! Thanks for watching! Misilla
Learn To Grow, Wow! Good to know... thank you.
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I know this video is old, but here's a little tip I learned from my grandma.
When moving a plant into a proper pot after germinating it in water - gradually mix soil into the water overtime instead of just pulling it out of the water and planting it directly in the soil.
The plant needs time to adjust, so letting it do so slowly by adding the soil little by little until it's mostly dirt, is gonna lessen the risk of killing it
I'm not sure if onions care too much since they're a pretty hardy plant, but if your water-germinated onions die when you replant them into soil, it might be because of shock from sudden change! Hope this helps!!
Hi! They produced small bulbs. Thanks!
I once had a store-bought onion that I neglected to eat in time. It sprouted in the refrigerator.
I peeled it apart, like you did, and was able to plant 6 sprouts in the garden. Every one of them developed into a full-sized onion. Luckily, my neglect paid off! I'm currently re-sprouting the base of a leek that I grew in last year's garden, like you did with the onion. Nice to see something growing in the winter, even if it's just on the kitchen counter.
Wow you got awesome results! Mine went to seed with small bulbs’ I have a few I regrowing outside so hope they do well!
I just put the whole onion in a hydroponic and theyre doing fine
My neglect paid off!! Omg best line I’ve heard all day 😂 thanks!
1) cut bottom (root end) off an onion
2) place in water til roots and sprouts form
3) bury with green bits up roots down.
Yes, this method works also. But with the method above you'll get multiple plants to plant from one onion...good thing to do if you have an onion that has grown greens and was heading for the compost bin...
Thank you for your easy to follow videos.... so many if these have a 15 minute conversation before they get to the actual potting!
You’re welcome and thank you for watching!
Onion s and garlic around every garden stops bugs from killing your garden horticulture 101
Thats trur. Ive started to pot one garlic clove in eacg fruit and vegetable pot. Great tip. Do check out my channel for garden hacks and healthy cooking czcams.com/video/-rJVY5yiBS4/video.html
Hey check thanks for that tip!
I've tried onions, oj for acidity but they arent keeping the bugs out.
Thanks so much for this , my brother and mom is in the hospital and my brother wants me to take care of his plants , so i'm gonna surprise him with growing some vegetables
You’re welcome! Wishing your family well and I hope you’re mom and brother feel better soon. Thank you for stopping by. 💕Misilla
Awwww sweet baby! We are just starting. I have several scrap items on my counter. Onions, celery, parsley, etc.
That's great! Thanks for watching!
After watching this, I'll be thinking twice before I next compost my onion scraps. Thank you!
lol i composted half and onion and found growth on it. it has been planted
I have onions growing in my compost pile 😁
Wonderful timing I was wondering what to with my sprouted onions. I'm glad that I didn't plant them with the mushy parts!
Your kid must love gardening too cos he doesn't bother you while you are presenting , lovely. thank for sharing to us.
Thanks. There's just so much easy home growing own food that I just never knew about. It's good because here in the UK up until around 1940 most houses didn't have electric or running water, they had garden plots where people grew most of their food.
You're welcome! It's a rewarding experience too! :)
I plant grocery store green onion (scallion) tips directly into the garden several times last year and after about three weeks, there are green stems to harvest. I left the root tip in the soil and kept harvesting the green stems and those onions actually multiplied. I did not even root them in water first. just pushed them into the so bit. This year I will try some big onions too! Fun!
You've inspired me to try this since succeeding with spring onions/shallots & will be trying ginger garlic & spuds. We are blessed with enough back yard for a small edible garden. Bless you & your Family... so cute 🤗
I'm so glad to hear that and wonderful that you have space to grow food! I ended up getting seeds from regrowing onion scraps. Most likely the bulb they will grow are small so it's best to let them flower and go to seed. Thanks for watching and have a wonderful weekend, thank you very much for stopping by! Blessings to you and yours as well! Misilla
I've recently found a new hobby gardening one that's a million miles away from djing and producing music but I absolutely love it. I've transplanted my spring onion about a week an half ago and it actually worked.
Bedroom producer here, hi there fellow aspiring gardener!
@@FlyingBalcony haha hello yellowstoner
That’s wonderful!
Thanks for watching!
I came here because I was actually thinking about growing some from food scraps. I will likely be trying it over the next few months as they are great to eat and are a terrific companion plant.
How are you veggie scraps doing? Onion scraps produce smaller bulbs and will go to seed, so you can harvest the seeds! The bulbs that grew were pretty small, but you can still eat them. Thanks for watching!
UPDATE OF THE KITCHEN SCRAPS! 10 Vegetables & Herbs You Can Regrow For SEEDS & More Greens! One Month Update!
czcams.com/video/QbvxK0qJ0zI/video.html
She is a pro! She says "byyye" at the right time that is seriously so adorable!!! Thanks for another great video. I've done this with green onions a gazillion times but never had the same luck with larger onions or celery but I will have to try again.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video! 😊
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I planted one small scrap and got two whole beautiful onions! Currently starting a new one now
That’s great Cindy! I can’t wait to dig up my onion scraps! Last time I got small bulbs. Thanks for watching! Misilla
Love growing new plants from scraps! I've never tried full sized onions like that I but I like re-growing scallions.
Love regrowing scallions too, it's simple and cheap! :) Thanks for watching! :)
My grandparents died in the 1970s and this is the sort of knowledge that was common to their generation. Then the baby boomers ignored it and people drifted away from this sort of pursuit. I am so happy to see this and I hope people plant gardens with their children so they don't grow up to be a useless ignorant generation. Oh the sights and scents of my grandmother's garden...
I couldn’t agree more. Growing food and other plants is such a wonderful lesson that should be passed on for generations. Love those memories. Thanks for stopping by! Misillia
Same. We grow tomatoes, hot peppers, onions, garlic and mint and other herbs on our little balcony with my daughter. And we will be trying strawberries this year. It teaches the little ones so much... about work, patience and how nature works. A lot of the youngster don't appreciate delayed gratification, they want everything NOW. Growing things teaches people to wait.
@@mattikujanpaa Love the comment. Boomers are trash.
I agree, alot was lost with that pre-WWI generation. My great grandmother used to make her own mozarella and grow her own tomatoes and herbs. Not one of her kids (WWII generation) passed it on. Everything with that group was store bought. My grandfather (Korean War) tried growing some stuff, but it didn't work out in the Florida elements the way it did for him up north. Now, I am the new reincarnation of the past.
@@Polarcupcheck - Boomers started the whole "back to the land" movement back in the 60s and 70s, along with all the peripherals that taught self-sufficiency. "Mother Earth News" - boomers. "Whole Earth Catalog" - boomers. Not to mention social revolution. Civil rights - boomers. Women's lib - boomers. Modern environmentalist activism - boomers. And rounding it out, the whole shape of modern society. Personal computers - boomers. World Wide Web - boomers. So have some respect!
Great video 🌱 👍 I have to try this. Salad, cabbage and leeks I've successfully regrown already. Thank's for sharing 💛
That’s great! Thank you and you’re welcome! 💚
I love regrowing, many uses from one plant. It's great to see that you use worm castings.
Just harvested my first green onions that I grew... wow
Awesome!!!
What a little cutie 😀 I "reuse" my green onions every year by purchasing some organic ones from the market and planting the bulbs in a nice, big pot. This gives me fresh green onions to use throughout the growing season for all kinds of recipes. I will definitely try this as well. I always wondered if it would work, they just seemed to make it into the compost pile first. LOL
Just starting my first garden. This was so helpful! Thank you :)
How exciting! You’re welcome 😊
I can’t tell you how much this amazes me.
Thanks for watching, Bryan!
Oh hey this is great! I did this with the bottom of the onion and planted outside. Great success. With this video I can plant them in a pot!
Fantastic!
that's so cool I did not know you could do that
Thank you! 😊
Hi cute baby!! 🥰🤗
Commercial onions are grown in full sun in early spring in N. California.
Bye bye sweet baby 😍👼
Thank you 😍
I've been trying to find this advice, so glad you made this video. Thank you!
You’re welcome! Here is a most recent one so you know what to expect: This is What Happens When You Regrow Onion Bottoms
czcams.com/video/hz6JnREkEV4/video.html
Have a great weekend!
Misilla
@@LearnToGrow1 oh wow! Thank you once again!
This is so helpful, thank you!!!!!
Love it my friend! I'm growing two and they are outside already. I use them for the greens bolt though. Happy gardening to you as well Misilla :)
ThanQ...appreciate the closeups too. Sweet baby girl is about 5 now💖🌸💖
I just cut an onion and wondered how I could propagate it and stumbled on your video. Will try it today 👍
Hi Suzy! Make sure to change the water daily or every other day to prevent bacteria growth or you can plant them directly in well draining soil and keep it moist. Thanks for watching! Misilla
@@LearnToGrow1 awesome thank you for the watering tip. I'll have to try both ways! I'm so excited!
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Thank you!, Sandra! 😊
I had get them in the soil every year! It is fun and interesting!!
They sure are fun to regrow. Thank you for watching! Misilla
i put a leftover cut of onion in a tupperware in the fridge almost exactly 12 months ago and promptly forgot about it.
I found it about a month after putting it in there and it was growing roots.
Today, it has a large network of roots. I have never opened the container, but the onion itself has given off enough water to keep it alive. The onion itself isn't even rotting yet.
There are no noticeable shoots yet, but there are about 45 roots coming out that are about 3 inches long each
Zane Paul Wow! You should plant it in a pot of soil. You can grow it for the greens or let it flower and may produce seeds as long as it wasn’t genetically modified to not reproduce. 😊Thanks for stopping by!
This is no doubt what people mean when they say people who dont clean their fridges probably have things growing in them...ha ha. I imagine if you waited long enough you would find things will even make their own soil.
I reccomend cleaning your fridge more frequently. Jesus!
That never happen to me lol 12 months... your Fridge must be Huge has a closet!
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You’re welcome! The most recent video is in the description box. Thank you 😊❤️
Thank you for the simple and informative video!
You’re welcome, Kayla. Make sure to change the water daily to prevent bacteria growth and you can also plant it directly in the soil too. Make sure the soil is well draining and keep it moist. You will get greens and they may produce seeds for you or small onion bulbs. Thanks for watching! Misilla
Your little one was a natural. Hope she still is.
Thank you! :) She's so big now!
Good recall. Thanks
Im proud because ive been planting and growing vegetables from scraps, from ginger, chili, garlic, tomato. Slowly and very effortly but surely hahahaha . I can't relate to those who have seeds!!
Thanks for this vid!! I wish I saw this earlier.
That’s great! Well done! Thanks for watching! 😊
FINALLY! This is what i have been looking for. VERY helpful. Thank you.
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video !
This is one of the very first videos I've ever seen of yours and been stuck to Channel ever since the popularity of this video has really grown👍
Wow it’s been that long! That was six years ago, I believe! Thank you so much for sticking around. Really appreciate your support! Misilla
Wait it was seven years ago!!! Time sure flies!
Hi to you to baby 😘😘 😘
She's such a cutie pie 😍😍 😍
Hi, I have tried this before with no luck, the onion molded, I will be trying this again, thank you for the vid
Good morning Misilla. I tried that with ginger root. I got a large bush but no extra ginger root. They even shriveled to half their size. Have a great day. The baby is really cute.
Mother Nature........so awesome! Love your ur video ❤️
Thank you so much!
Here is the most recent video on regrowing onions from scraps. A couple of them produced seeds, but no full sized bulbs. Thank you!
czcams.com/video/hz6JnREkEV4/video.html
@Sophia Cramer Hi yes you can plant the scraps directly outside in full sun. If you start indoors, you need to slowly acclimate them outdoors so they don’t die. Thanks for watching!
@@LearnToGrow1 can we eat the leaf?
I'm planting an onion right now. And the leaves look good.
Is it edible?
@@user-qk9nk1uf9r yes
I was able to regrow several onions by cutting the bottom 1/4 in half, letting it root in a shallow bowl of water,, then planting in water retaining clay soil until ready to harvest. They were Hymalayan sweets and grew quite large. Also they hadn't sprouted yet and a few grew a smaller bulb attached. Thanks for lots of good information.
You're welcome! Glad to hear you got some onions! Thank you for stopping by! Misilla
Hi and bye, dear little one and Mom. Thank you for the vid. I'm doing mine today, just like you did.
Thank you for watching! How's your onion?
It's turned into four with many leaves to harvest on the way. Don't they grow fast?
you have a beautiful baby GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
Wow this is awesome! Yesterday I bought 5 large bunches of celery i cut about 3 inches off on bottom put it in a gallon zip lock bag figured I would throw to chickens lol I had fresh sprouts coming out of top! I had no idea they can regrow so waiting a couple weeks because still to hot to try to plant outside but going to do same with these other bunches, and with bottom of onions
New knowledge unlocked!!!
I had to rewatch this video because that sweet little baby took my attention lol with hi and bye hahaha so sweet 😍🤗
😊 thank you!
That’s great, never knew you could do that
Hi Charlie, Here is the most recent video after trying to regrow them for five years. Thanks for watching! Misilla.czcams.com/video/hz6JnREkEV4/video.html
Hi there.
Good information.
Have a good day.
Be safe and sound.
Thank you for the awesome video! Have one in water at the moment! I’m excited to see what happens!
You’re welcome! Here is the most recent video on regrowing onions. Thanks for watching!
czcams.com/video/hz6JnREkEV4/video.html
Crafty, thrifty and sciency!! much respect, mine always rotted caus I forgot about them
Thank you!
Got 7 or 8 onion bottoms in dirt around a month ago. Got 3 or 4 more onions today and i plan on putting the bottom sections in the garden hoping to get a bunch of random onion seed during spring or summer
great advice!
Nice tutorial and the baby was so cute
Thank you 😊
happy gardening.... you help me a lot...
I'm so happy to hear that! Thank you for tuning in! Have a great day! Misilla
Hi your baby angel is so cute,. forget the onions lol, thanks for your gardening tips. God bless you and your baby 🙏❤️
Thank you so much!
this was super helpful, thank you. i'm starting my own scraps and seeds garden and i don't know what i'm doing, so it's nice to have this. i'm gonna see what else you have on the channel!
You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video! You can regrow spring onion bottoms too! Thanks for watching! Have a great week! Misilla
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Me encanta Muchísimo GRACIAS, I REALLY Enjoyed it. Thanks wonderfully
I have a couple of yellow and purple onions that have sprouted in my pantry so I'm going to try to regrow like you just showed in your video and I will see how it works thank you from New Jersey
Wonderful! You're welcome! Here's the most recent video I uploaded almost two years ago.czcams.com/video/hz6JnREkEV4/video.html
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thanks so much I grown onions with natural soil I made using fruit scraps, dirt, and grass fed horse manure.
Very nice! You're welcome and thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing! We had a whole bag sprout like that so I’m going to get them into the ground soon!
You’re welcome Melody! The video update is in the description box. Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much! This was very helpful!
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
Baby tooth coming out soon, my wife writing, Evelyn. Thanks for your tips.
You’re welcome and thanks for watching! 😊
I regrow shalots in plastic pots and use the greens on salads. It usually just regrows.. :)
Yes they sure do! Love regrowing! Thanks for stopping by! Misilla
Onions should have no problem over wintering. You could plant a few as a trial. I have had onions come up from prior years. Good stuff.
They sure are tough crops!
baby is so cute😍...and you are the coolest mum ever and finally thank you for the viedo
Thank you so much for your kind words and for watching!
One like for the idea and work...another like for the baby...another for the woman and mother!! :D
Greetings from Portugal
Thank you very much!!!!
Can I ask about the nutritional value when regrowing? Do you make the soil nutritionally dense? If so, how? They all look great, I am just curious if they have similar benefits as the original one. Thanks
Thank You very much. Good luck to your family
Thank you and likewise!
I have been growing my spring onions every summer. Will have to try your idea of the larger onion. should be fun.
Love regrowing green onions! Thank you for stopping by!!
Outstanding! It'd be even better when used with a heritage onion instead of a supermarket onion.
Thanks Tim! Doing this again and I should be getting seeds this summer!
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge
Hi Deanna,
You're welcome! Glad you liked it! Here is the most recent update on the scraps I am currently growing. Hope you find it helpful! Thanks for watching! Misilla
czcams.com/video/QbvxK0qJ0zI/video.html
Thank you, it's a very useful tip! I don't know if you know about another useful thing with regard to onions, which I discovered by accident. That is to make a potent, very nutritious liquid plant feed from the water that you used to rinse an onion with.
During a time of severe water restrictions my family and I began to collect waste water to use it for the garden. We put a small plastic tub in the sink and transferred water from that into plastic buckets. We also rinsed onions under the tap before chopping it up. In this way the little bit of moisture at the cut ends ("onion juice") ended up in the buckets, mixed with the water we used to rinse the onions. After a while we noticed that if the water in the buckets were left to stand for a while, it became more and more smelly.
Natural sciences are not my strong suit, but somewhere I read that fresh onion tends to attract microbes or bacteria from the surrounding environment. It certainly seems that something mysterious happened when we left water that had even a little bit of onion juice in it standing overnight. The water became more and more smelly and cloudy, and plants thrived on it, they were so clearly revitalized.
Since then we've been using it regularly, since we eat onions with practically every meal. At the moment we are considering utilizing it on a larger scale so that more plants could benefit.
It helps that we've never cleaned the buckets -- it creates the ideal "breeding" environment for the onion water microbes. The smellier the water becomes, the more nutritious it seems to be.
It's no use dropping actual onion pieces into the bucket -- that just creates a particularly revolting smell without noticeably affecting the water it is floating in. It's the juice (even just a tiny bit of it) that is able to turn the entire bucketful of water into potent liquid plant feed.
Wishing you all the best!!
You're welcome and thank you for watching!
So awesome. I just put mines in the ground. I'm going to do what you did with the water and see what happens. 😆
thk you, gonna grow my own red onions now😎
Trank you for your Great help sheila
Thanks for watching!
Works, thanks
You know I work in kitchen so last week we peal like 25 red giant onions,so I decided to collect them, bring home, put in water, regrow roots and I plant them in my garden plat. So yesterday I was in garden and my onion start slow grow,if all 25 grow well then I have free onions. I may bring more from work and plant them 😂, but my house stink with onion while it’s in water. Now is getting warmer so can be done outside.
Lol 😂 I haven’t been able to grow full size onion bulbs. I put the video updates in the description of the video. Here is my most recent one. Good luck! 😄
czcams.com/video/hz6JnREkEV4/video.html
That is pretty cool! It looks like they all will do great for you 😊
Thank you my friend!
So cute baby . Also learning how to grow onion...saying bye ... so cute 😆😁😁😀😀😗😗😗😗
Thank you for watching!
I am trying to do the same thing with potatoes. I just cut chits off of a potato I was peeling to eat and so far the leaves are growing. It's funny I found this as I was just thinking about doing the same thing with onions. Lol gardeners think alike.
We replant all our store bought organic green onion stumps, for continued harvest. We intentionally select bunches that look healthy with nice looking roots, and leave about an inch of onion up from the roots. When we cut the the onion stump off we use a sharp knife, and slice carefully making sure not to seperate the layers, as the regrowth struggles from additional bulb die back when the layers get seperated. The regrowth happens very quickly, and we can usually start harvesting one leaf per plant per week, after six weeks of regrowth, during peak growing conditions. Thats about a bunch of harvested greens per week, for every bunch you replant. Of course growing conditions affect growth rates, which affects frequency of harvest, and its best to make sure the new growth is sufficient to replace the harvested leaf on each plant before harvesting again. To keep your onions healthy, always harvest the oldest leaf on each plant, and don't start harvesting untill you have al least 5 full leaves. I try to make sure I never harvest more than 20% of the total greens, and if they put out an onion scape, when I dont want them to flower, i just trim of the scape while its still tender, and use it like any green onion. Starting onions from seed can take many months to get green onions gowing enough to harvest, but by replanting my green onion stumps, as described, I can start harvesting some greens in about 6 weeks under optimal growning conditions as described above. Every bunch replanted, will yeild about a bunch of just the greens per week once established. I personally like to plant extra because, well for one I like green onions, for two the best stroage is on the plant, and three, letting the plants grow larger, with less frequent harvests, keeps them healthier, while providing larger leaves on average. Cheers! : )
Thank you!
hi sister this is prabhu from india. my son also the same age of yours. i am following the same way
Wonderful! Thank you for stopping by!
this is a great idea to grow onions
Thank you Neeti!
Ma'am, in the first method you cut the onion above the root abt 1 inch and let it be until 4-5 shoots start to grow, then u plant in bigger pot. Will that 1 partially onion with 4-5 shoots planted in a pot grow to become 4-5 different onions? Or shud we remove them and replant it as 5 different onion plants?
Great video . It made #1 on my list . Will definitely try it .
Thank you!!!