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Daily Archives: May 9, 2022

Lessons learned – regrowing radish from scrap

Cautious OptimistBy WaterlutionMay 9, 2022

by Learning Lead – Elisabeth Huang To be honest, not every food scrap that I initially planned to regrow sprung back to life. One of the food scraps that I was hoping to regrow was radishes. I absolutely love cutting slices of radishes and submerging them into apple cider and then having them as a…

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