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If you stumbled among this site, "Evelyn’s Twigs, Thyme and Stranger Things Garden" is a collection of journal entries that I have kept on my computer for years, and have now decided to post. The journal contains my successes and failures with my favorite selections of plants. I'm talking about more than 50 years of caring for and living with green things. Not everything is here. More of it is learned and store in my head. However, here I will share facts about each plants, my research, as well as my personal and gathered tips on their care. I was not planning to post my houseplant and backyard journals online, so editing them for errors was not a priority to me. This being the case, perhaps, one day I will correct all the spelling and grammar errors in both of them. We would not want people to think I did not know better, when I was only being lazy. Again, no apologizes. It is what it is for now.

Friday, November 1, 2024

Growing Scallion Cutting in a Hydroponic System

Growing Scallion Cutting in a Hydroponic System

11/01/2024 - Growing Scallion Cutting in a Hydroponic System 

I wanted to test the idea that you can grown scallion in a hydroponic water system, Wednesday I bought two bunches from a local store. I was please with the selection, because they were very healthy and well rooted.

Next I washed six or the smaller ones and cut the tops off about three inches from the bottom. I then inserted them in the insert basket and as one grower recommended surrounded the scallions with aluminum fold to shut the light to prevent algae from forming in the hydroponic system. After putting the prepared cuttings in the water system, left it to do its thing.  

As I stated above, I started this test on Wednesday, and now it's Friday . From the picture below the scallions have adapted well and have growth between 1/4 to 1/2 inch in length.

I wanted to test the idea that you can grown scallion in a hydroponic water system, Wednesday I bought two bunches from a local store. I was please with the selection, because they were very healthy and well rooted.

Next I washed six or the smaller ones and cut the tops off about three inches from the bottom. I then inserted them in the insert basket and as one grower recommended surrounded the scallions with aluminum fold to shut the light to prevent algae from forming in the hydroponic system. After putting the prepared cuttings in the water system, left it to do its thing.  

As I stated above, I started this test on Wednesday, and now it's Friday . From the picture below the scallions have adapted well and have growth between 1/4 to 1/2 inch in length. 


I will post their progress once a week. I'm tickled pink at their progress in just two days.