🌱🥔 Ready to transform your space with an eco-friendly gardening hack? Try growing sweet potatoes hydroponically in water! This easy-to-follow bottle hack lets you cultivate your own sweet potatoes without the mess, and it’s great for small spaces. Not only will you enjoy fresh, delicious potatoes, but the leafy vines make a gorgeous indoor decoration, too! 🌿💧 Let your plants thrive while adding beauty to your home—plus, the roots help oxygenate the water, creating a mini ecosystem! 🐠♻️
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♻️ Who knew sweet potatoes could grow hydroponically in a bottle? 🌱🥔 Have you tried this before? Let me know in the comments! 👇💬 And don’t forget—Subscribe for more hacks!
Wow didn’t know that, that looks cool 🎉
Did you know that potato leaves is loaded of Vitamins like Potassium,folate, Vitamin A,Lutien+ and Beta-caroten.
Yes! Sweet potato leaves (Ipomoea batatas) are highly nutritious and do contain those vitamins and minerals. Here's a breakdown:
✅ Potassium – Important for heart and muscle function.
✅ Folate (Vitamin B9) – Essential for cell growth and DNA formation.
✅ Vitamin A (as Beta-Carotene) – Supports vision, immunity, and skin health.
✅ Lutein – A powerful antioxidant that promotes eye health.
✅ Beta-Carotene – Converts to vitamin A in the body and supports overall health.
In addition, sweet potato leaves are also rich in vitamin C, vitamin K, iron, fiber, and antioxidants. They are commonly eaten in many cultures, often stir-fried with garlic or added to soups.