3 kinds of fruit seeds sprout roots in water in 7 days, and make truly beautiful little potted plants

Everyone loves eating fruit, but the seeds left after eating can actually be made into beautiful potted plants. Many gardeners just throw the seeds away, but if you collect a few and plant them in a pot, your home will be full of life!

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Fruit potted plants"

- Lemon -

Many gardeners buy lemon potted plants. Not only do the leaves have a fresh fragrance, but they also bear fruit. Pick them, slice them, and steep them in water to drink; they both clear the blood vessels and help with weight loss. For some pregnant women with a poor appetite, they also have an appetite-stimulating effect, and they are very popular with everyone.

Choose a large golden-yellow lemon, remove the seeds intact, and soak them in water for 7 days. The outer membrane will gradually soften and fall off, and then you can carefully peel off the seed membrane. Place the treated seeds with the pointed end facing up in the potting soil, and cover with a thin layer of soil.

End A faces up, end B faces down, cover with a thin layer of soil.

A gardener's 6-year-old lemon has set fruit!

- Loquat -

Loquat blooms in autumn or early winter, and the fruit ripens from spring to early summer, so loquat is also said to embody the qi of all four seasons. Loquat tastes super delicious, sweet and sour, and is very nutritious. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that loquat fruit has the effects of moistening the lungs, relieving coughs, and quenching thirst, so if your lungs are not good and you cough often, you can eat some loquat!

Wash the loquat seeds clean, soak them in water for 7 days, and change the water every day. After 7 days, place the loquat seeds in soil with the roots facing down, cover with a thin layer of soil, water thoroughly, and keep them in a cool, ventilated place for care.

A gardener's 4-year-old potted loquat has fruited!

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- Pineapple -

Pineapple smells so fragrant. Every time I see a pineapple I drool, and I definitely have to bring one home to eat. But remember to bring the pineapple top home too. It can grow roots in water and become a beautiful potted plant!

Cut off the pineapple top (crown), that is, make the cut at the junction, with no need for flesh. Tear off the bottom leaves to expose the white part, without damaging the root primordia. Leave it in a cool, ventilated place to let the wound dry for 2 days. Then put it in water and just wait for it to grow roots. Suspend the crown so it is as close to the water surface as possible without touching it, to reduce the chance of rotting.

When the roots grow to 0.5 cm, you can transfer it to soil, and then you can care for it normally!

(Gardening Bar Southern Farmer)

So these 3 kinds of fruit seeds and sprouts can be made into little potted plants

Turn into a mini forest!

Thinking about how many seeds I wasted by throwing them away before!

Come and give it a try too!

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