how to grow herbs at home without soil 🌿
propagating my own herb garden in my kitchen.
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I shared this little plant experiment on my Instagram and decided to film the process for YouTube as well, so I hope you enjoy! I’ve dappled a bit in plant propagation and growing hydroponic plants, but this was the first time I tried it with herbs. This was just an experiment and I’m still really new to it all, so if you have any tips, please let me know! xx Audrie
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Basil
Peppermint
Rosemary
Oregano
Fennel
Catnip
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Please note that this is just propagating a plant! For the plants to get the right nutrients and have any nutritional value, you're going to need more than just water.
Can somebody tell me the name of that plant in the top right corner at 00:34?
If you don’t have access to using filtered water, you can boil tap water, let it cool down, and use that for watering. Boiling the tap water allows the chlorine to evaporate, which is what hurts the plants. You can also let tap water sit in an open container for over 24 hours to let the chlorine evaporate.
love this video! did you let the cutting sit out to dry at all or place straight in the water ? thank you
Boy, you're going to love using the Kratky Hydroponic method!
'Erbs'? Do you mean 'herbs'?
Woowww I just found your channel and your films are so beautiful! Work of art. Great shots and color. Also, thanks for the tips.
Alhamdulillah, Thank you so much!
For Fertilizer my grandmother recommend that I use ground up eggshells and it has worked well for me.