Unique way to grow Thach Sanh vegetables, eat all and have more

Vegetables can be eaten up and then have more, just buy vegetables once and you will have green vegetables to eat many times... The "Thach Sanh" vegetable growing style is being applied by many people to have a source of clean food to provide for their families every day.

Regeneration from root, stem

Recently, on forums and social networks, information has been shared about how to grow “Thạch Sanh” vegetables. Accordingly, housewives only need to buy vegetables once and can regenerate them in a very simple way such as: cutting the roots and soaking them in a pot of water or planting them in the ground, after a while the vegetable roots will grow into vegetable plants and can be cut and eaten normally.

For example, the method of growing fresh onions “Thạch Sanh” will help housewives never worry about running out of onions when they need to cook. In this way, we only need to buy 3-4 fresh onions that still have roots, take the onion stalks and use them normally but keep a few tips and roots. Then, put a glass of water in it (you can use old, unused glass cups) and place it in a place with light. Just a few days later, the onion stalks that have had their stalks cut off will start to grow greener.

When harvesting, cut off the stem, keep the base... then put it in a cup or box, after a while you will have vegetables to eat again.

Just cut off the needed top and leave the onion in the glass of water, housewives will no longer worry about not having enough green onions for their family meals.

A forum member commented: "With this planting method, after a while we should replace the old onion roots with new ones so that the onions can grow fatter and faster."

Similarly, on the internet, there are also tips on how to grow "Thach Sanh" vegetables that can be applied to many types such as: celery, spinach...

With these vegetables, housewives can also cut the stems for cooking and keep the roots for planting. However, instead of putting them in a glass of water like the way onions are planted, the celery and spinach roots will be soaked in warm water for a day and a night and then planted in soil.

Plant for a while, vegetables will be harvested

Housewives need to prepare planters from powdered milk cans with holes punched in the bottom to help the plants drain. Then, take the onion and spinach roots and plant them in the cans filled with soil. Water them every day and place the vegetables in a sunny place so that the plants can absorb light well. After a while, you will have clean celery and spinach to eat without having to buy them.

Eat it all... and there will be more.

The method of growing "Thach Sanh" vegetables is being widely shared and applied by everyone, especially housewives who always want to find a way to have a source of clean vegetables for their families.

Ms. Tran Thu Hoai in Vuong Thua Vu (Thanh Xuan, Hanoi) said: “Thanks to learning this way of growing vegetables, my family now has some clean vegetables such as celery and spinach. As for fresh onions, I don’t have to go to the market to buy them anymore. When the vegetables are gone, there are more left, just like... Thach Sanh’s pot of rice!”.

The "Thach Sanh" vegetable growing style is being widely applied.

According to Ms. Hoai, growing "Thach Sanh" vegetables is not difficult. Everyone just needs to be a little diligent to help their family have some clean vegetables to eat every day.

Ms. Nguyen Kim Thoa on Tran Thai Tong Street (Cau Giay) also admitted that although growing "Thach Sanh" vegetables cannot provide enough, it is helping her family have a certain amount of clean vegetables.

“This type of planting is quite good, it doesn’t cost money to buy seeds or materials. The family can use things like cups, bowls, and used milk powder cans to plant,” said Ms. Thoa.

In addition to the above advantages, Ms. Thoa also commented that glasses, cups... of vegetables grown on windowsills and in living rooms can replace small flower pots and are also very beautiful.

"I am introducing this method of growing vegetables to my family members as well as my friends and colleagues at work so that everyone can do it together," Ms. Thoa added.

According to Vietnam.Net