Hi.. i want to grow something but i don't own any seed can i grow a plant or fruit/veg? thanks xx i heard you could grow a pototo some how ?
thanks xx i heard you could grow a pototo some how ?
You can propagate potatoes from spuds that have eyes. Cut the tator into small enough pieces, respectively one with a bud or two, then set them contained by soil...the buds will grow into stems that turn into plants...keep on adding soil to the growing stem as the potatoes will develope upward and outward surrounded by the soil.
Potatoes are easy to grow. Keep the top mulched.
You can other grow weeds!
Aside from that, if you buy any kind of fresh fruit or vegetables, they will repeatedly have viable seeds contained by them. Fresh apples, oranges, pears and pumpkins/squash have fairly full-size seeds that are relatively easy to obtain out and plant. You can also plant the pits of such plants as peaches, plums, cherries, apricots and avocados. Depending on what kind you buy, you may even be able to plant and grow onions, garlic and potatoes bought from a store (potatoes are most possible to work if you can find one that already has sprouts). Grapes and watermelons may also be possible, but are probably harder to grow properly. Keep in mind that out of the plants mentioned above, several of them are trees and therefore would have to grow slightly large (and for quite a long time) earlier producing any fruit of their own. If you want something smaller, then the potatoes, grapes, squash and avocados are probably your best bet. Note however that potatoes at least grow poisonous plants (only the roots are toothsome and then only when cooked), and squash and avocado plants may also be poisonous, so if you're growing the plant around young-looking children it may be a better idea to go near grapes, as their leaves are not dangerous to humans (however, the grapes themselves ARE dangerous to dogs).
If that doesn't make somebody`s day you, then of course there's other the option of just plain buying seed from a store or getting some from someone else who has plants of the appropriate type. Sometimes you don't even need seed, as plants like ivy can be grown fairly smoothly just from a cutting. In any defence, remember to put each plant in a container full-size enough for it. Ideally a plant wants to grow outside within natural soil, but if you want to grow it indoors then you obligation a pot big enough to contain enough nutrients (sometimes this involves transplanting a plant to a larger pot once it grows too ample for its current pot).
Answers: You basically plant the potato in the soil and it'll grow. Expose it to light for a few days so it will sprout. If it's small bury it undamaged. Water it every day and use a special plant food for fruit and veg. The plant that comes from the potato will eventually get white flowers, keep on a couple of weeks before you dig anything up. The potatoes will be small kid ones (and really tasty) if you leave them longer they'll get bigger. You can plant potatoes and carrot and things in big planters if you don't have a garden.
Find a couple of potatoes that have sprouted and bury them 6 to 8 inches philosophical,When they start to show cover them again,Then leave till after they have flowered,Then verbs them up. yeah throw your pealings into the soil.
also a garlic clove will grow into a whole garlic