Growing plants from store bought produce..

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Growing plants from market & store bought produce is something we have always done with good results.. In some cases we do it just to try different varieties & in others it is just good economics.. Buying & sowing spice & pulse seeds are another way you can grow plants cheaply.. We've grown a few spices this way & will be trying more soon.. For more regular updates from the chooks, worms, aquaponics & wicking gardens come visit us at http://www.facebook.com/Bitsouttheback or http://plus.google.com/u/0/+RobBob/posts Have a great one everyone...

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i do alot of juice fasts this will totally save me some big bucks! Thank You!

Arent you meant to be super carefull about planting some supermarket/ogm/monsanto seeds in your soil? I would only do this from organic shops.

Brilliant!
Thanks for sharing!!

"Sorry mate, no return business." LOL!

Great tips Rob! Thanks and cheers from the Perth hills.

I try and watch all your videos. I have been watching from Feb. 2016 and I have learned a lot from you KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

Cuando dicen que un producto es mejor, con más proteínas y demás, es el mismo cuento de siempre. Con esto de las almendras es otro de los valores especulativos que hacen ahora para que pongan guapos a los que ellos eligen.

Empiezan a querer por donde más y mejor pueden manipular a los demás. A los cocineros les quieren para que puedan dar a probar los productos que más les interesan y así conseguir que pongan guapos a los que los producen. A los médicos les quieren para que den la pastilla que más les quiere y así poner guapos a los laboratorios que más les quieren.

What's that type of mulch around the sweet potatoes?

So jealous of your garden! I'm currently living in a small flat with not even a balcony, and I currently have 10 garlic plants on the go, along with 3 avocado seeds (early stages) and some bell pepper sprouts, and I'm going to be trying to grow tomatoes from seeds the next time I have a salad! I can't wait for the day I have garden full of plants!

I'm enjoying your videos rob, think i will learn heaps off them.
I'm in Ipswich to so same climate etc as you. we have always had some type of plants around the yard, mainly cherry, grape or egg tomatoes as they grow like weeds in the black soil.
recycling store bought herbs and salad plants is what re-sparked my interest in gardening a few months ago. my wife was buying ones from the shop and i look at them and think : i can plant them and save $ and have fresh food.
it's worked well bar the rodents eating them, which i'm in the process of controlling now.

So much cheaper and fun as well. Great video, Rob!

So many good advice

Khang khung, hong choi, Ipomea aquatica- all same.

Hey Rob can you help me out? I tried the pineapple but the water gets kind of discusting very fast, is it because it doesn´t get enough heat? Or is it because there are so much sugar in the bottom at the roots?

Thank you, this was great!

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! I love your idea. Thanks to you, I'm going to try to do most of mine organically, just to prevent the infertility sprays and other chemicals, of course. I really wish I could enjoy corn again, but I'm scared of it these days here in the U.S.A.

Howzit bru. Shot for the vid. Total novice on being a self sufficient vegi gardener. Your channel is is a steep learning curve.

a bout a hundred in our province

I want to try pine apple but we got so many dragon fruit