tomato cuttings in water — Tomato Cuttings in Water: How to Clone Tomato Plants

Can you root tomato cuttings in water? Yes. Tomatoes root easily from side shoots (suckers). Snip a healthy 3–8 inch (8–20 cm) sucker, strip the lower leaves and any flowers, and stand the stem 1–2 inches (2.5–5 cm) deep in a jar of water in bright, indirect light. Tomato cuttings in water usually show roots in about 3–7 days and can be potted a few days later.

soybean sprouts — Soybean Sprouts: How to Grow Kongnamul at Home

How do you grow soybean sprouts at home? Use small soybeans sold for sprouting. Rinse, soak until the beans soften (about 4 hours for short sprouts, up to 24 hours for Korean kongnamul), drain, and keep them dark. Water or rinse often and drain well. Short soybean sprouts are ready in 2–6 days; long kongnamul reaches about 4 inches (10 cm) in 4–6 days. Cook before eating.