How do you plant orange seeds so they grow into a small potted plant?

Many people like growing their own small potted fruit plants at home. Today we will look at how to grow the orange seeds left over from eating oranges into a small potted plant.

How to plant orange seeds as a small potted plant

1. Collect the orange seeds left after eating, then rinse them clean with water to remove the pulp sticking to the surface.

2. Soak the cleaned orange seeds in clean water for one week, changing the water once a day. This ensures the seeds can absorb enough water and also keeps the seeds clean.

3. Take out the soaked orange seeds and use tweezers to remove the thin skin on the surface of the orange seeds. During this process, do not damage the inner structure wrapped by the outer skin. Peeling is to make the seeds sprout quickly.

4. Prepare a flower pot. The planting soil can be taken directly from a vegetable plot, then bury the peeled orange seeds in the soil, about 2 cm deep.

5. Water with an appropriate amount every day, and in about 3 weeks the orange seed potted plant will sprout.

6. In a warm growing environment, the sprouting speed will be faster.

The growth cycle of an orange tree is relatively long. If you want to grow orange seeds into an orange tree, you need to wait patiently.