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Planting Celery From Grocery Produce

January 23, 2018 by Ina Wrobel

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This easy way to propagate celery from cuttings will give you new plants within a week without seed starting.

Do you like celery? Are you trying to plant celery? Are you trying to compare the easy way to plant celery between seed starting, plant starter from the nursery, or from cutting?

Well, between three of them, I only try planting celery from plant starter and cutting. The easiest way of all is from cutting. You can get celery plant in short time.

Planting Celery From Grocery Produce | Easy way to propagate celery from cuttings and make more plants for free. #propagatingcelery #growingcelery #vegetablegarden for details on www.craftyforhome.com

I always put celery on my weekly grocery shopping list. I use the celery stalk for kids lunch kit, soup, stir-fry, pot roast, salad. But I actually love the celery leaves better.

I use the leaves for stir-fry, soup, pot roast, replace the parsley for garnish, salad, just about anything savory dish. The celery from the grocery store only has a bunch of stalks but few leaves, so I regrow the celery from this.

Planting Celery From Grocery Produce | Easy way to propagate celery from cuttings and make more plants for free. #propagatingcelery #growingcelery #vegetablegarden for details on www.craftyforhome.com

Planting Celery From Grocery Produce | Easy way to propagate celery from cuttings and make more plants for free. #propagatingcelery #growingcelery #vegetablegarden for details on www.craftyforhome.com

Planting Celery From Grocery Produce | Easy way to propagate celery from cuttings and make more plants for free. #propagatingcelery #growingcelery #vegetablegarden for details on www.craftyforhome.com

It is very easy to do it, and you don’t need a big yard to have celery plant. A deep 12-inch planter with good potting soil is good enough to plant celery. This is what I did all the time in the summer, I grow them on the planter, put them on the deck and keep the soil moist.

Planting Celery From Grocery Produce | Easy way to propagate celery from cuttings and make more plants for free. #propagatingcelery #growingcelery #vegetablegarden for details on www.craftyforhome.com

Planting Celery From Grocery Produce | Easy way to propagate celery from cuttings and make more plants for free. #propagatingcelery #growingcelery #vegetablegarden for details on www.craftyforhome.com

What you need for planting celery from grocery produce:

  • The celery base cutting
  • A drinking glass, a bottle or mason jar, anything you have available on hand.
  • Water, I use reverse osmosis water, because I have softened water, I find that using reverse osmosis water is better for this, the water from drinking bottle is also good.

Direction:

  • Put a quarter cup of water on the glass.
  • Put the celery base cutting on the glass so it will sit on water.
  • Put the glass on the kitchen windowsill or by the countertop.
  • Keep checking the water level, if it almost all evaporated, just add more water.
  • In the next few days, you will notice the new leaves shoot is coming out, and in about 7 to 10 days there will be some roots forming.
  • If the celery plant has enough roots already, prepare your planting medium, a good potting soil is enough for this. Just move the celery plant to the planting medium close to the surface, cover the root with more soil, water the soil.
  • If you still waiting for spring coming and would like to keep the celery plant inside, you can plant it on the small container so it will fit on the windowsill or countertop, but always get sunshine for few hours a day.
  • When it is ready to move the plant outside after the last frost, make sure hardening it off first, by gradually move it outside for an hour on the shade, and move it back inside, then next day increase the time to two hours, keep adding time and gradually put the plant on the bright sunny day every day up to two week. By the two week hardening off process, the plant is ready to be left outside whole summer. If the frost still coming once a while, you can bring the plant back inside, or cover it with blanket frost. This process is time-consuming if you have lots of indoor plant starting, but it is reducing the plant shock from the nice and cozy indoor environment to the outside that is more open to the air condition, sunshine, wind, rain, and bugs.
  • For fertilizer, I just use no sugar tea water, or fish emulsion, or kelp. If I cook fish that doesn’t have another ingredient on the packaging, I will put water on that plastic packaging then just water the celery plant with it.
  • Celery love water a lot, so keep the soil moist during the growing season.

Planting Celery From Grocery Produce | Easy way to propagate celery from cuttings and make more plants for free. #propagatingcelery #growingcelery #vegetablegarden for details on www.craftyforhome.com

Planting Celery From Grocery Produce | Easy way to propagate celery from cuttings and make more plants for free. #propagatingcelery #growingcelery #vegetablegarden for details on www.craftyforhome.com

Regrow this plant from just kitchen scrap is way better and this is the easiest way to get more celery plants for free. No seed starting require, and it cut off the amount of time for propagation until it ready for the final spot in the garden.

I also have a great success to root tomato plants from cuttings. This propagation method is the fastest way to get more free tomato plants in a week without seed starting involved

Planting Celery From Grocery Produce | Easy way to propagate celery from cuttings and make more plants for free. #propagatingcelery #growingcelery #vegetablegarden for details on www.craftyforhome.com

Planting Celery From Grocery Produce

Are you still planning to plant celery? Would you like to try this easy way? Write a comment, and take a picture of your celery plant, tag #craftyforhome on Instagram and don’t forget to pin it on Pinterest.

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  1. mistimaan

    January 23, 2018 at 6:11 am

    Thats wonderful

    Reply
    • Crafty For Home

      January 23, 2018 at 2:44 pm

      Thanks, and yes we got free celery ?

      Reply
  2. tonytomeo

    January 23, 2018 at 8:32 am

    I though I tried all of these when I was a kid, but I never did this.

    Reply
    • Crafty For Home

      January 23, 2018 at 2:50 pm

      Me too, but then I found this way is the easiest one, no need seed starting involved

      Reply
  3. Holly Bird

    October 17, 2018 at 8:48 am

    This is great! I use so much celery in my cooking especially the leaves for soup! Nice ti be able to grow my own!

    Reply
    • Crafty For Home

      November 12, 2018 at 4:52 pm

      Thank you, same here, I love celery leaves for soup!

      Reply
  4. Mrs. SBF

    October 18, 2018 at 6:56 am

    I’ve done this with green onions, but not celery yet. Will have to give it a try!

    Reply
    • Crafty For Home

      November 12, 2018 at 4:52 pm

      Green onion is so easy, it even grows in the fridge!

      Reply
  5. Barbara Smth

    August 5, 2020 at 8:12 pm

    I love celery. I will try this tip. Thank you for sharing.

    Reply
    • Crafty For Home

      August 21, 2020 at 11:13 am

      Yes please, this is the easiest way than from seed.

      Reply

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