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10 Easiest Crops You Can Grow for Absolutely Free From Kitchen Scraps!

Credit: Special thanks to Mark from Self Sufficient Me for his excellent gardening content on growing food naturally, keeping poultry, and living more self-sufficiently. Check out his channel here:    / selfsufficientme   Watch his Sweet Potato Tips video:    • 5 Tips How to Grow a Ton of Sweet Potato i...   Watch his Pineapple Growing video:    • Regrow Pineapples from Store Bought Pineap...   Your grocery store is hiding a secret garden. From pineapple tops to sprouted garlic and dried beans, this video reveals the 10 easiest crops you can grow for absolutely free using kitchen scraps. No seed packets. No fancy tools. Just your leftovers—and a little knowledge. We explore regrowing food from scraps, including herbs, root vegetables, and pantry items like dried legumes and sprouted onions. These DIY gardening hacks not only save money but can create a self-sustaining food supply right at home. Perfect for beginner gardeners, urban homesteaders, or anyone looking to reduce food waste and grow food naturally. These are powerful kitchen gardening tips you won’t hear at the store—turning what you’d normally throw away into food for months or years to come. Whether you’re living in a small apartment or starting a backyard food forest, this guide gives you the fastest, easiest plants to grow without buying seeds. Grow your own food for free. It’s possible. It’s fun. And it starts right now. 📺 VIDEO TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 | Intro 01:17 | Pineapple Tops 02:43 | Sweet Potato and Potato Slips 04:50 | Tomato Suckers 06:12 | Fresh Herbs 07:41 | Carrot Seeds from Wild Plants 08:59 | Garlic Cloves 10:27 | Dried Beans and Legumes 11:55 | Green Onions/Scallions 13:08 | Pumpkin and Winter Squash Seeds 14:21 | Sprouted Onions 👇 Have you tried growing from scraps before? What worked best for you? Let us know in the comments. #gardeningtips #growyourownfood #kitchengardening #regrowfromscraps #urbangarden