If you can’t finish eating, grow it and turn the leftovers into potted plants

Who says that only flowers and plants can decorate the home? If you can't finish the vegetables you bought from the market, or some of them are rotten, you can find a container to grow them and turn them into beautiful vegetable potted plants! Take a look at the pictures below, and the vegetables will surprise you with their transformation! Are you excited? Create unique potted plants with the vegetables around you, and start today!

Did you buy too many onions and have them piled up in the kitchen and about to rot? Quickly pick out the rotten parts and purify them with water.

Don't worry, onion potted plants will not emit pungent odors that make you cry, but instead help prevent colds.

■Container: A shallow container that allows most of the onion to be exposed. A narcissus bowl is most suitable, or a glass that can fit over the lower half of the onion.

■Cultivation: Cut off the fibrous roots at the top of the onion and place it in a container. Add just enough water to cover the onions.

■Tips: Just don’t let the onion soak in water, it will soon grow snow-white fibrous roots. Putting two aspirin tablets in the water will help it sprout quickly. If you grow it in a glass cup, you can also appreciate the graceful shape of the drooping roots.

If your asparagus has started to rot, don’t throw it away, you can plant it!

■Container: An ordinary flower pot will do

■Cultivation: Put the plant pot into the soil and insert the asparagus into the soil casually.

■Secret: After the asparagus stems and leaves grow out, they have a very stylish look. If the fruit rots, it can be removed and discarded, and the original rooted stems and leaves will not be affected.

Speaking of sweet potatoes, admiring the leaves and fibrous roots, sweet potatoes are so elegant!

■Container: A larger and deeper container should be used to provide space for the sweet potato roots to grow.

■Cultivation: Place the potato in a container with the end with more buds facing upwards. Add water but do not fill more than half of the potato body to prevent rotting.

■Tips: In addition to half planting, you can also cut a sweet potato into multiple pieces and set up the pot according to your preferences. Potatoes, which are similar to sweet potatoes, can also be used in this way.

Carrot tops are not tasty and ugly, so throw them away! Don’t worry, in the bleak winter, a small piece of carrot top can make the room full of spring

■Container: Shallow dish, or transparent glass container.

■Cultivation: Place the carrots with the cut side facing down in a container and add a small amount of clean water.

■Tips: Adding slow-release flower fertilizer to the water can help supplement nutrients. When the carrot tops have grown to a certain size, remember to trim them according to your preference and control the shape to make them grow more beautiful.

Oh no, the ginger has sprouted! It would be a pity to just throw it away, so we might as well use the best strategy against it.

■Container: A smaller container that can hold the ginger upright.

■Cultivation: The ginger sprouts should face upwards, and the ginger body should be half submerged in water. Sometimes a few small stones are needed to help fix it.

■Tips: If the environment permits, after the ginger leaves have grown longer, you can switch to a sandy pot. Soon you will be able to enjoy the fragrant ginger flowers and harvest a lot of young ginger.

When eating cabbage at home, don’t rush to cut it in half. Leave the heart and plant it in water. It will give you surprising "green flowers".

■Container: Bowls or plates are fine.

■Cultivation: Cut the choy sum, place it in a container and add clean water.

■Secret: Cabbage is an important material for winter potted plants, with a long viewing period and bright leaves. Depending on the variety, the leaf colors of the potted plants are rich and varied, and the leaf shapes are also different, like "flowers" with gradient colors.

Are you too busy at work and missed the beautiful sight of rapeseed blooming in spring? It doesn’t matter. You can enjoy the golden cauliflower at home by cutting off the cabbage heads that were about to be thrown away.

■Container: Bowls or plates are fine, any shape.

■Cultivation: Flatten the roots of the Chinese cabbage, place it directly in the container, and add appropriate amount of clean water.

■Tips: Place it next to a sunny windowsill, change the water every 2-5 days, and it will sprout flowers after a week. If artificial pollination is carried out during the flowering period, the cabbage will still bear fruit, and mature seeds can be obtained after more than a month, which can be used to directly breed new cabbage!