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| ====== Regrow Carrot Tops in Water ====== | ====== Regrow Carrot Tops in Water ====== | ||
| - | All you will need is a shallow bowl containing about an inch (2.5 cm) of water and a carrot | + | // |
| - | After a few weeks, there should be enough root structure to transfer the carrot | + | ===== Materials Needed ===== |
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| + | * Shallow Bowl | ||
| + | * Water | ||
| + | * Carrot (with greens) | ||
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| + | ===== Instructions ===== | ||
| + | - Cut the top inch (~2.5 cm) of the carrot off, leaving the greens attached. You may trim them down to an inch or two. | ||
| + | - Fill the shallow bowl with around an inch of water | ||
| + | - Nestle the carrot top in the bowl, leaving just the top and greens sticking out (you may need to adjust the water level) | ||
| + | - Set the glass in a light but not sunny window and change the water daily | ||
| + | - Record your observations every few days to see what changes as the plant grows. | ||
| + | - Roots and new leaf growth should appear within a few days | ||
| + | - After a few weeks, there should be enough root structure to transfer the carrot to a container of potting soil where it can continue to grow. | ||
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