How to plant mangosteen seeds in a small pot? A simple method anyone can learn

Mangosteen is very tasty, just a bit expensive. So, don't throw away the mangosteen seeds after eating; plant them on the balcony and they can also serve as a potted plant to look at. So, how do you plant mangosteen seeds in a small pot?

1. How to plant mangosteen seeds in a small pot

1. Soak to root: Wash the collected mangosteen seeds clean, place them in clean water to soak, change the water every day, and in about 2 weeks they will root.

2. Bury in potting soil: Bury the rooted mangosteen seeds in the prepared potting soil with the sprouting point facing up, and bury them about 1 cm deep.

3. Water and care: After planting, water thoroughly once right away, place in a spot with bright indirect light and good ventilation, with the temperature ideally around 20°C, and in about 10-15 days new shoots will grow.

The key to mangosteen care is watering. Generally, water again when the surface of the potting soil looks dry; now that the weather is getting hot, especially in midsummer, you should water in both the morning and evening, and it is better to use a somewhat larger amount of water.

4. Notes: Whether a potted plant is refined or not depends on the selection of seeds, the choice of container, and the planting methods and techniques. Landscaping is very much about the grower's personal artistry, especially the choice of container. With more experience, once you know the form each kind of seed takes after sprouting, you can also plant them mixed together to create a landscape.