I didn’t know planting onions were that easy. They were planted 2 weeks before I went on vacation and I didn’t know they would survive without any water.

Onion easy to plant lam.. What other herbs or plants do you have sis?

LoveStory08 wrote:Onion easy to plant lam.. What other herbs or plants do you have sis?

I’m trying to grow Thai basil, fish mint, and regular mint in a pot. What about you sis?

Tui trong hành lá bằng gốc hành kg hà dễ len lắm len như lúa vậy

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LoveStory08 wrote:Onion easy to plant lam.. What other herbs or plants do you have sis?

I’m trying to grow Thai basil, fish mint, and regular mint in a pot.  What about you sis?

I have mint, rau ram, lemongrass, etc

Gió đồng wrote:Tui trong hành lá bằng gốc hành kg hà dễ len lắm len như lúa vậy

Minh cung trong kieu -do’ sis.

Cu hanh sap bi hu nen minh bo vo nuoc until no’ moc re roi minh dem bo vo potting soil to grow. Surprisingly, it’s so easy to grow them.

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Gió đồng wrote:Tui trong hành lá bằng gốc hành kg hà dễ len lắm len như lúa vậy

Minh cung trong kieu -do’ sis.

Cu hanh sap bi hu nen minh bo vo nuoc until no’ moc re roi minh dem bo vo potting soil to grow. Surprisingly, it’s so easy to grow them.

Do you have any fruit trees sis?

You can just cut off the bottom root part of the scallion and plant them.

hai moi ngay moi ra nhieu



Garlic is easy to grow, smell and tasty too. Start second week of Oct then collect in June. These are a product from a bag of garlic from Costco



It's big now.

LoveStory08 wrote:

BeiBei wrote:

Gió đồng wrote:Tui trong hành lá bằng gốc hành kg hà dễ len lắm len như lúa vậy

Minh cung trong kieu -do’ sis.

Cu hanh sap bi hu nen minh bo vo nuoc until no’ moc re roi minh dem bo vo potting soil to grow. Surprisingly, it’s so easy to grow them.

Do you have any fruit trees sis?

Cherries, peaches, apples, blueberries, and nectarines sis. What about you?

ga10 wrote:You can just cut off the bottom root part of the scallion and  plant them.

I’ve tried planting from seeds and got nothing so I tried this method and they all came back. My coworker gave me some irises’ roots pulled from her backyard and miraculously they all lived in pots and ground. Can I see your garden?

BrokeAssMillionaire wrote:hai moi ngay moi ra nhieu



Garlic is easy to grow, smell and tasty too. Start second week of Oct then collect in June. These are a product from a bag of garlic from Costco



It's big now.

My coworker told me about growing onions and garlics. She said it’s really easy. I’ve tried onions but not garlic yet. Did you plant all of those from seeds?

For green onion, you eat the top and keep the bottom, then just put in the ground and keep water everyday.

Growing garlic starts in 2nd week of October because the rain season so no need to water until Spring. The one you grow from home is a little spicy and taste better. Put it down like 2-3 in deep. A bag of garlic from Costco would product around 100 gloves that will last for 6 months. Make sure the soil is not wet, a lot of rain is good but the water must be drain, too wet will damage the garlic.

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LoveStory08 wrote:

BeiBei wrote:

Minh cung trong kieu -do’ sis.

Cu hanh sap bi hu nen minh bo vo nuoc until no’ moc re roi minh dem bo vo potting soil to grow. Surprisingly, it’s so easy to grow them.

Do you have any fruit trees sis?

Cherries, peaches, apples, blueberries, and nectarines sis. What about you?

Cherries, tangerines, peach, jujubi, persimmons, lime

BrokeAssMillionaire wrote:For green onion, you eat the top and keep the bottom, then just put in the ground and keep water everyday.

Growing garlic starts in 2nd week of October because the rain season so no need to water until Spring. The one you grow from home is a little spicy and taste better. Put it down like 2-3 in deep. A bag of garlic from Costco would product around 100 gloves that will last for 6 months. Make sure the soil is not wet, a lot of rain is good but the water must be drain, too wet will damage the garlic.

I like to plant them in pots inside the house bro just in case we move again then I can take them all with me.

Does the garlic need to grow roots before you put it in the soil? Do you have to peel off the shell after you separate them from the garlic clove?

LoveStory08 wrote:

BeiBei wrote:

LoveStory08 wrote:


Do you have any fruit trees sis?

Cherries, peaches, apples, blueberries, and nectarines sis. What about you?

Cherries, tangerines, peach, jujubi, persimmons, lime

Tangerines and limes grown at home co’ citrusy ko sis?

BeiBei wrote:

LoveStory08 wrote:

BeiBei wrote:

Cherries, peaches, apples, blueberries, and nectarines sis. What about you?

Cherries, tangerines, peach, jujubi, persimmons, lime

Tangerines and limes grown at home co’ citrusy ko sis?

Yes! Just like store bought

LoveStory08 wrote:

BeiBei wrote:

LoveStory08 wrote:

Cherries, tangerines, peach, jujubi, persimmons, lime

Tangerines and limes grown at home co’ citrusy ko sis?

Yes!  Just like store bought

What do you use to fertilize your tree? My sis in law and uncle have lemon trees with big fruits nhung trai ko co’ citrusy.

BeiBei wrote:

LoveStory08 wrote:

BeiBei wrote:


Tangerines and limes grown at home co’ citrusy ko sis?

Yes!  Just like store bought

What do you use to fertilize your tree? My sis in law and uncle have lemon trees with big fruits nhung trai ko co’ citrusy.

Miracle-gro all purpose plant food.

The pot will give out small clove You won't get big one unless on ground

Does the garlic need to grow roots before you put it in the soil? NO
Do you have to peel off the shell after you separate them from the garlic clove? NO