I knew that you can grow spring onions from old onions in a bit of water, but spring cabbage?! Awesome!
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2 comments:
That is amazing. Can you use that in any way? How bout the onions? You use those as scallions or what?
i do indeed use them as scallions. in fact i use them instead of onions too. whenever i have them handy i just stop buying onions and use these for a change. it's very tasty and saves me some cash-scallions are surprisingly pricey (but what isn't at grocery stores these days).
as for the cabbage, i have no idea if it will be good to eat. i'll give it a try in a month and let you know. even if it's not, though, i think it will make a lovely house plant.
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