We have those planted as well!! And we do just that. We started planting them last year.For all veggie growers.
We call them spring onions or shallots, I think Americans call them scallions.
They are long, green leaves and the same dia from the root up.
Plant them as normal but when ready to harvest cut them off from 3\4" up from the root without up-rooting them.
They will continue growing and before too long can be harvested again.
It can be done over and over but I dont know the maximum number of times.
Do your citrus trees grow stupidly? Or are mine just "special"? I find my navel orange and lime like to grow and criss cross branches all the time. Keeps me busy pruning all the time. Don't want the branches to tangle up, especially with all their thorns.Here you go...
Guava...
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Pineapple...
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Jobos, Blackberries, Blueberries...
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Sweet potatoes
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Malanga (Yautia) in the planter and to the left pigeon peas…
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Cilantro, Basil, Peppers, Carrots, Parsley, Garlic, Recao, Cherry Tomatoes, Lemon Grass, Turmeric, Onions, there is more stuff in there ...
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Passion fruit...
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Front right to left... Avocado, Pink Grapefruit, Navel Oranges, Tangerines, Limes, Valencia Oranges.
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And sometimes, when a mushroom pop-ups... we do this... lol
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We still do not live here full time… so we lost a few plants to lack of attention or frigging wabbits…. Papaya die due to the cold, rabbits ate the squash, pumpkin, and cucumber plants…
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In Orlando, yes... In Ocala (where that new house is, photos shared) not so much... I dug a 3' deep hole and about 2-3' wide... dropped some pit moss, good soil, and planted those... They have been slooooooooow to grow... I blame the cold winter (for Florida anyway, don't laugh! ) we had... burned everything even after making domes and covering them...Do your citrus trees grow stupidly? Or are mine just "special"? I find my navel orange and lime like to grow and criss cross branches all the time. Keeps me busy pruning all the time. Don't want the branches to tangle up, especially with all their thorns.
Oh man... three things I really do not like... Broccoli, beets, and egg plant... .My best producer at the moment is an egg plant bush, its gone gangbusters.
Trouble is I'm not that fond of them except as teriyaki style.