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30/03/22

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Originally posted by 310843B: ↑

you've given me a good idea on using up some massive overgrown spring onions the size of leeks.

morning Cara

do you also grow spring onions
as we have them every where here

that, ours started from a bunch shop bought many years ago

NOW there is a great money saving idea for all
buy a bunch of spring onions from the shop
and use them
yes cut them up
all except about 12 ml, half an inch from the roots

this is then placed in any dirt/soil you can find
or even a plastic bottle with the top cut off filled with soil

and it will grow
then when you want a spring onion just chop its head off
leaving the roots in the ground and a half an inch out of the soil/dirt

result you have an endless supply of spring onions
and never ever buy S / O's again

and or if you allow this to grow
then it can end up
as a S/Onion about 25ml 1 inch around

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..didn't know about just cutting them off,thanks for the tip.. but do that with lemon grass..

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