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1. Cut a carrot 2 inches below its leaves. You can also use the full carrot.
2. In a pot, fill 2/3 with the pebbles, add the carrot, then fill around the carrot, making sure the carrot tip is exposed.
3. Add enough water to the level of the pebbles. Maintain water level at all times.
4. After the roots are exposed and the top leaves have grown, transfer to the soil. Dig a hole long enough to fit the full carrot of carrot piece. Keep the tip above the soil.
5. Water as necessary; In 3-6 weeks, you should have new carrots.
carrots grow by planting seeds and then they grow
Carrots are root vegetables
Grow the carrots next to purple cabage
The carrot has a fleshy root, often orange coloured, that is underground. this is the part you eat. The top of the carrot is a stalk and green leafy part that grows above the ground.
carrots
Yes, chickens can indeed eat the tops of carrots. Carrots and carrot tops are not toxic to this animal and can be safely consumed.
Carrots grow in many countries, but they also grow in the United States.
carrots grow by planting seeds and then they grow
The carrots that we eat are the roots of the carrot plant and grow under the ground. Yes.
They probably could but I usually cut the tops off carrots for my guinea pigs.
how many days it take to germinate carrot leaves in water using carrot tops
One carrot will grow from one seed.
Carrots are root vegetables
Yes, rabbits do eat carrot tops. Many rabbits LOVE carrot tops. Carrot tops are very healthy for rabbits and can be included in the rotation of daily "salad" greens. Carrots themselves, though, are high in sugar and starches and should be considered a treat and strictly limited. Too many carrots or any treat can lead to illness. See the related questions below for more info and helpful links.
carrots need about 5 inches to grow
We grow carrots in America, but the wild ancestors of the carrot are likely to have come from Iran or Afghanistan.
Carrots grow from the root of the plant.