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":

[Moredakkamus]

It's amazing how the corriander turned into parsley!

[minecraftjack]

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

[thebigbang]

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

[ibeswimmin]

*puts steak in soil, grows a steak tree

[drewhjc]

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

[jordantrouttOG]

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.

[randystache]

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. ❤

[dr.trebuchet]

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

[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 🤣

[travelguy]

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.

[adityajaiswal]

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

[scarletpathcat]

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

[donaldjones]

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.

[chiarafascilla]

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.

[MrJ-royr]

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"

[EASchneid]

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

[skippymagrue]

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

[CatsBestFinds]

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.

[ligmanuts]

Wow. This worked amazingly!

My corriander seeds turned into parsley!