Don't throw away fruit pits after eating the fruit; plant them in flower pots and you won't need to buy fruit anymore.

There are plenty of people growing plants, but very few growing fruit. Today I'll show you how to use the pits left over from eating fruit to grow plants. Not only can they become beautiful potted plants, but once they've grown you can also eat fresh, delicious fruit. For a lemon seed potted plant, first find an organic lemon, then take out the plump seeds, wash them clean, dry them with a paper towel, and then use small tweezers to remove the thin membrane on the outside of the seeds.

They will sprout one week after sowing. Then prepare loose, fertile soil, water it thoroughly, dig a hole two or three cm deep, put the seeds inside, and place it in a warm, shaded spot. Spray water often to keep the soil slightly moist, and the temperature just needs to be around 20-something degrees.

We can also grow a dragon fruit potted plant. Every time we eat dragon fruit, there are lots of little black specks inside, right? Use these little black specks for sowing, and then they can grow into a lush potted plant. Wrap the flesh in gauze, then rinse it with clean water, and the flesh that falls off can be used for sowing.