3 fruits you should not throw away after eating; soak them and they sprout in 7 days, with a surprise after one month

Many gardening enthusiasts like to grow some greenery and vegetables in pots on their home balconies, but balcony pot planting does not necessarily mean only vegetables. Often, the fruit pits left over after eating can actually be used for pot planting; as long as the method is correct, they can all be grown into beautiful greenery.

When growing plants at home, you actually do not need to spend money to buy them at all. Do not rush to throw away the fruit pits left after eating; you can make beautiful potted plants yourself. Do not throw away these 3 fruits after eating them; put them in a pot and soak them, they sprout in 7 days, and there is a surprise after one month!

1. Pineapple potted plant

Choose a pineapple with a well-developed leaf crown on top, cut off the crown part, first remove the flesh from the crown, then pull off the leaves at the base of the crown to reveal the green stem, and cut off the skin to make a pineapple head with a green top and white roots.

2. Longan potted plant

Longan is actually very easy to grow. When eating longan, do not throw away the pits; find a container and put them in it. Before soaking longan in water, you need to remove the flesh and white soft tissue at the top completely, otherwise it will easily attract insects later. Soak the longan pits in water, and change the water every day. After about one month, they grow into a beautiful small potted plant. Moreover, its leaf color will change as it grows. Is that not very interesting?

3. Pomegranate

The bright red pomegranate, besides its crystal-clear flesh being very tempting, can also grow into a beautiful small thicket when the pits are planted.

1. Rub and wash off the transparent film on the outside of the leftover fruit pits (seeds). When washing the seeds, those floating on the water surface can be thrown away. 2. Soak the washed seeds in clean water for 6-10 days, changing the water every day, until the water is clear and free of impurities, then they can be planted. 3. Fill a pot with soil to nine-tenths full, spray water to moisten the soil surface; spread the seeds evenly and flatly on the pot soil, do not stack them on top of each other. 4. Finally, spread a thin layer of wheat stone, water to moisten the soil, and afterward spray water once a day. 5. After about 3 weeks, the seeds begin to sprout, and after 30 days they can grow densely; after 40 days they can grow to 5-6 cm tall, with leaves filling the entire pot surface, like a green carpet, extremely beautiful.

Is it not very cute? The editor thinks this can not only be grown for self-appreciation, but can also be given to others as a gift. A plant cared for and grown by your own hands is truly warm and unique. If you are also tempted, hurry up and take action.