Regrowing Celery

Susan Guinto
by Susan Guinto
Regrowing Celery is all over Pinterest. So, when I saw this from Frugal Living Mom I said why not?! :)
And this is all it took:


1. Cut off the bottom of your celery stalk (2-3 inches)


2. Slice just a little off the bottom (the root end.. it’s probably brown and if you slice a bit off its going to soak up more water)


3. Place in a small cup with just a little water (I replaced the water every day or two)


4. Let grow for a couple weeks and it should look like mine.


5. Plant outside in your garden or in a small pot with dirt


6. It takes between 120-140 days for celery to reach maturity
Enjoyed the project?
Frequently asked questions
Have a question about this project?
Ask a Question
Comments
Join the conversation
Popular Project Book
15 Uncanny Hacks For Making Pretty Garland Decor
15 Uncanny Hacks For Making Pretty Garland Decor
View Project Book
Next
Related DIY Projects
Tomatoes and their need for water
James Bryan C James Bryan C
10 Ways You Never Thought Of Using a Curtain Rod in Your Home
10 Ways You Never Thought Of Using a Curtain Rod in Your Home
View Project Book
How To Make a Crate Desk
Abbie M Abbie M
Guest Bathroom With Toilet Closet Makeover
Cristina Addie Cristina Addie
DIY Large Outdoor Dining Table - Seats 10-12
Pinspired to DIY Pinspired to DIY
Decorate Like the Mall
Lisa L Hall Lisa L Hall
How to Make Cute PVC Candy Canes That Even Light Up
Amanda C, Hometalk Team Amanda C, Hometalk Team
Etching Stainless Steel Tumblers - Great DIY Gift Idea!
Jen Burns Jen Burns
DIY Porch Planters Under $25
Andrea Andrea
Popcorn Ceiling Makeover- Low Budget, Big Impact
Bella Tucker Decorative Finishes Bella Tucker Decorative Finishes
DIY Stepping Stone With Secret Key Hider
Sadie Seasongoods Sadie Seasongoods
Button Dish
Rob & Courtney M, Hometalk Team Rob & Courtney M, Hometalk Team
How to Transform Your Bathroom Window With a Pretty Privacy Screen
Kelly-n-Tony Kelly-n-Tony
Old Smelly Corner Sofa
Nita Judhit DePaor Nita Judhit DePaor
Making an Outdoor Oasis Around Your Intex Pool
The Blooming Hydrangea The Blooming Hydrangea
Recycled Soda Can Flowers Wall Art
Gail@Purple Hues and Me Gail@Purple Hues and Me
Non-Toxic Reusable DIY Cleaning Wipes, Made From Old Tees & Towels
Elena K, Hometalk Team Elena K, Hometalk Team
From Carpet to Wood Stairs Redo - Cheater Version...
Stacy Davis Stacy Davis
About Privacy Terms Guidelines Media Support Advertise
© 2024  Hometalk.com By Hometalk Inc.