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Bought a packet from a supermarket.
A couple of pieces have tiny roots and I placed them in a water filled jam jar yesterday morning on a sunny window cill. Over night the roots have grown an inch (25mm). I'm going to put them in a container with wet compost. Never tried this before,so will let you all know how it goes. Anyone had success or any further ideas. |
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Hi FTCN, just water the compost every day and make sure it is always wet.
Then you can post a photo of your harvest!! ![]()
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Lesley Jay Vegetable Growing Guides Vegetable Container Gardening Guide Potato Days & Seed Swaps 2012 |
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Watercress growing like mad in this showery weather. Roots appear at every leaf joint, so very easy to take further cuttings and propagate.
I'll take a photo when I feel it's impressive enough ! Try it, it's dead easy. |
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Hi Lesley and all,
Results from ten watercress cuttings planted out on the veg plot ![]() Those grown in containers weren't quite so prolific; the root run with watercress is manic and the open ground seems a better idea, but always keep it wet. When you see bagged watercress in the supermarkets at a £1 a bag or more; no contest. We have had several harvests over the past two months. I'll try and over winter with glass covers and chance it survives. Dead simple ....try it. Terry |
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