Throw these 3 "things" into water in winter, they will germinate in 7 days and grow into potted plants. It's amazing

Seasoning vegetables include ginger, garlic sprouts, and coriander. There are also green leafy vegetables such as water spinach, rapeseed, Chinese cabbage, etc. which are very popular vegetables! In fact, there are many vegetables in our daily life that can be grown at home. Even if you can’t grow any fruits, growing them in small pots is also very good! Today Huahua will introduce to you several vegetable potted plants that are suitable for growing at home!

1. Yam

As the saying goes, winter is the season for nourishing the body, which is very true. Generally, nourishing the body means taking care of your body through food ingredients. Many friends should have yam at home. Do you know that yam can actually be planted as a small potted plant!

We take off a small piece of the yam stick and put it in a container filled with water for cultivation. Because it is hydroponics, the water should be changed every two or three days. After slowly maintaining it for a period of time, you will find small beans growing on the yam vine. Friends who just want to grow it as a small potted plant can continue to grow it this way. If you want to grow yam in the potted plant, you have to transplant the potted plant into the soil at a later stage!

2. Sweet potatoes

Who doesn’t order sweet potatoes at home in winter? Hot roasted sweet potatoes are my true love! If we buy too many sweet potatoes, we can plant them into potted plants and put them at home for viewing! The method is also very simple! Wash the sweet potatoes and place them in a container filled with water. It is best to choose a narrow-mouthed bottle as the container so that the water can be stored at the bottom.

Once the sweet potatoes sprout and grow seedlings, you can harvest a beautiful sweet potato potted plant! Try it now!

3. Taro

If sweet potatoes can be grown into potted plants, then taro can certainly be grown into potted plants too! The appearance of taro pots and sweet potato pots are different, so we can choose one of them at home. Place the taro in a container and add some water until the water reaches one-third of the taro. Change the water for the taro twice a week. If you grow it like this, it will slowly grow into a beautiful potted plant.

Huahua looks at the appearance of this taro and it looks a bit like the Weeping Goddess of Mercy!

These three kinds of food are crops that are often eaten in winter. If you can’t finish them, you can use them as potted plants for fun! In fact, there are more than just these three types. Peanuts, potatoes, etc. can also be planted in potted plants. If you are interested, you can give it a try! I wonder if you can recommend anything else that can be grown at home? See the comments section!