How to save money by regrowing vegetables - Basil

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Instead of buying vegetables from supermarkets all the time, you can grow your own vegetables and save that money. All the equipment used are readily available in your home (plastic bottles, cups, water, scissors, knife, etc). You do need to buy some potting mix but they are usually very cheap.



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