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Kitchen Scrap Planter

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$15.72 $24.95 In stock

Category: simple

Turn kitchen scraps into a fun, hands-on science experiment with the Kitchen Scrap Planter from KiwiCo. This engaging activity lets kids explore how plants can regrow from everyday food waste, making it a perfect blend of sustainability and learning.

  • Encourages curiosity about nature and plant growth through a simple, interactive project.
  • Ideal for children who love hands-on activities and discovering how things work.
  • Provides a creative way to repurpose kitchen scraps, promoting eco-friendly habits.
  • Part of KiwiCo's line of seriously fun educational kits designed for curious kids.
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

George ★★★★★

My kids fought over who got to plant the celery bottom first, and now they check the window every morning for new roots. It’s such a simple idea, but seeing actual regrowth from our own kitchen trash has made science feel like magic.

Henry ★★★★★

My kids argued over who got to put the celery stump in first, and watching the roots poke through the clear container has become our morning ritual. It's a simple setup, but it genuinely makes food waste feel like magic.

Eli ★★★★★

My kids fought over who got to put the celery stump in the planter first, and now we check it every morning like it's a pet. It's such a simple concept but it actually got them excited about food waste instead of just throwing it away.