Perennial Shoots: Propagating Kale from Side Branches
Perennial Shoots: Propagating Kale from Side Branches
Kale is a nutritious green vegetable that can be easily propagated from its side branches, making it a great choice for gardeners. To do this, look for healthy side shoots that grow off the main stem of the kale plant. You can cut these shoots, ensuring they have at least a few leaves and some stem. Next, place them in a glass of water for a few days to help encourage root growth. Once you see roots forming, transfer the shoots into small pots with potting soil. Water them well and keep them in a sunny spot. In a few weeks, your newly propagated kale plants will grow strong, allowing you to enjoy fresh greens straight from your garden! This method not only extends your kale harvest but also helps in reducing waste by giving new life to side branches. Post #16 | Perennial Shoots Kutlwano Mokoena Permaculturist | IT Specialist | Soil Systems Architect Applying system engineering to organic soil biology at Evergreen Hideout Agricultural Services . June 18, 2026 • 20 min read • Soshanguve, Pret…
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