7 Fruits & Veggies to Regrow: Kitchen Propagation Handbook

Want to grow houseplants from kitchen scraps? Learn how to grow avocado, mango, orange, lemon, lime, ginger, pineapple, tomato and more using seeds and cuttings.

It’s an excellent way to get comfortable with plant propagation plus you get free plants.

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Regrow Fruit and Veggie Scraps into Houseplants

Would you like to grow your own houseplants from kitchen scraps?

This new ebook features seven projects taking seeds, cuttings, and shoots from some popular fruits and vegetables to grow them into houseplants.

Start with the foods you buy at the grocery store or farmer’s market and create indoor plants from scratch!

Contents

Each chapter Includes step-by-step tutorials and plant care tips.

1Avocado

Grow avocado seeds/pits into houseplants.

2Citrus Fruits

Germinate seeds from oranges, lemons, grapefruits, tangerines, mandarins, lime, and kumquat and grow them into houseplants.

3Ginger

Grow a plant from ginger root both for a houseplant and more ginger to harvest.

4Mango

Grow mango seeds (that husk inside the fruit) into houseplants.

5Bulbing Onions

Got onions sprouting in your cupboard? Plant them for quirky indoor plants or more onions outdoors.

6Pineapple

Harvest the top of a pineapple to grow your own pineapple plant.

7Tomato

Take cuttings from existing plants and grow them indoors or outdoors. Mine have fruited indoors!

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Learn to Propagate Plants

Have you seen those articles online that say if you learn to regrow your produce you’ll never have to buy fruits and veggies again?

It’s misleading.

While you can grow more leaves on celery stalks and carrot tops—and it’s fun to try—you won’t be putting your grocery store out of business!

What we are focusing on here are some popular fruits and veggies that can be regrown as indoor plants.

If you end up with ripe oranges on your little tree—that would be a total bonus but don’t expect it.

The goal is to learn propagation and get free plants.

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What’s in the Book

The tutorials in this book are designed to get you comfortable with propagation—growing new plants from the ones you have—and encourage you to continue growing the parts of fruits and vegetables we normally discard.

What you will get is a variety of different houseplants in containers:

• Trees (avocado, citrus, mango, pineapple)
• Plants (ginger and bulbing onions)
• Vines (tomatoes)

Will they produce fruit or veggies?

Not likely but not impossible. It will depend on what you’re growing and the growing conditions. You’ll learn more about this in the book.

What you will get are houseplants grown from scratch and a whole new regrowing hobby.

Ever since my tomato cuttings grew into vines that produced full-size tomatoes—at my dining room window with no extra lighting—I know there is always a possibility of fruit production.

But even without fruit, I love these houseplants I have grown myself.

If you have ever wanted to get into seed starting or other plant propagation methods, this is a good place to start.

Everything can be done indoors and it’s a great way to continue gardening throughout the year.

Hang onto to those food scraps and let’s make some houseplants!

~Melissa the Empress of Dirt ♛