How To Regrow Green Onions...And Beyond!

Regrow Store-Bought Green Onions For Free! If you ever wanted unlimited Green Onions, then look no further. Also known as scallions or spring onions, these members of the Allium family are quite literally the easiest crop to grow for new gardeners. Cut the root ends off, stick them in a shallow glass of water, and within days they start to grow back into brand new plants!

In this video, I'll show you that simple process, as well, let's look at what to do with your Green Onions after they've sprouted and maybe you want to keep them growing all year and beyond! That part is just as easy! Before you know it, you'll be growing enough Green Onions that you'll never have to buy them at the grocery store again!

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[badassmother]

I took one slimy green onion out of my fridge 34 years ago, that wasn't fit to eat + planted it. It grew. I only harvested the greens, allowing it to go to seed. I haven't bought a green onion since. Each time we've moved, I always bring a few with and plant them. In winter, Lincoln NE, I can go out when there's a foot of snow on the ground and harvest. My favorite plant the green onion. Mine are called walking Egyptian onions.

[hannacarter]

I took my green onions, i bought from the store, and just put them outside in the soil that was in my yard, which is mostly sand, and they grew just fine.

[southerngardenesse]

Green onions make just about any meal better. 😍

[jeanamari_]

I planted some a little over a week ago and noticed they had doubled in size in just 2 days- I couldn’t believe it ‘cause I don’t have a green thumb!! Thanks for the super tips!!

[jessisenberg]

one of my favorite kinds of videos is people being excited about something they do, and I love hearing how much love you have for these lil plants, also I love the recap at the end

[finsterhund]

my elementary school grounds had a mud puddle up by the road and behind a utility closet that had green onions growing in it. Or maybe they were a wild related plant. There was yellow rings inside near the roots. Used to love just going and grabbing them and munching on them. Teachers would get so mad at that for whatever reason. No don't eat the free wild onions!!! But coming from a poorer background they made for a nice supplemental snack. Last year my service dog lost her battle with cancer and this month I've been slowly recovering finally by going back into gardening like when I was a little kid and tonight I picked up some green onions in order to grow my own. Haven't been able to go back to my elementary school grounds in years so I couldn't just go harvest those ones. They're not the same but this comforts me anyways. Thank you for making a little video that shows where to cut them and how much water and when to switch out the water and when to plant them. Appreciate it.

[lindseystein]

I recently got a few fancy single-serving yogurts that come in a glass jar and am so glad I washed them out to reuse them. They’re the perfect width and height for green onions. Not as wide as a typical mason jar so the green onion doesn’t tip over into the water.

[slippersmomma]

Yes between my free onions, purslane, parsley and dandelions, this old lady gets her greens. Chaching!

[jettyeddie_m]

Empty glass spice containers are perfect for rooting green onions, save your empty spices containers !

[MelyndaVang]

This is the BEST green onion video I've seen yet. I love this. So thorough and so well-done. I will need to watch a few times just to make sure I don't miss any details. My family spends hundreds of dollars buying green onions bc we love them too. It is high time to stop wasting all that money. I'm finally going to grown them. My first Garden this year. 4.26.2024.

[J_BiggityBar]

I was making a grocery list for meals and realized I wanted some green onions. But then I remembered that you can grow ur own so I looked into it a bit and found this video. It was very entertaining, informative, and straightforward. My family has a small garden going already so I plan to cut the stems off the batch I plan to buy and start growing them myself. Thanks for the video!

[CaseNumber]

Just started growing them 6 weeks ago. They are turning out well. I just had this spontaneous thought of saving the white ends and throwing them in a pot with dirt and coffee grounds and in 2 mins I was done. No problems what so ever.

[SteveRoscoe-tt]

My wife's done this for years at first I thought what the heck, thanks mentor Jeff 😮

[UPL-xlyz]

Since reading about the anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory properties of green onions, I've started eating them with everything! Awesome video, this will ensure constant supply!

[mitzimarquez]

And once again.... your's is the best video / instructions on how to grow green onions. Sounds simple enough.... right up my alley 😀.
Thank you

[roastbeefyweefy]

There's something truly amazing about edible plants that are basically unkillable. I didn't even know about the water-only phase and i've still been getting decent growth for years. Also love mint for the same reason!

[thimovijfschaft]

It was the first plant in my garden. My gf doesn't like "regular" onion but she does like spring onion. And she came up with the idea to regrow them in a glass of water and I kept on paying attention to the way they grew back but at one point they started to not really do so well and rot and everything. And then I planted them in the garden and suddenly they started to grow a lot faster and get really big. Now we do it every time we get spring onion: we put them in a glass of water for a week and plant them directly into our garden. Until they are literally everywhere in the garden. And her mother gave me a whole giant pack of seeds for different vegetables. Among them were also spring onions but I don't think I'll need the seeds for those, I have an endless supply of regrown ones.

[missLiss]

You’re so awesome. I will watch every video you don’t ever leave me still asking any questions. Very easy to learn for you thank you thank you.

[isntlifebetter]

Thank youuuu. I love Green onions much and buy them every week almost. This is perfect