Seeds picked up by the roadside, soaked in water for 7 days, planted in a pot and grown into a little green forest

I picked up some seeds from trees by the road, soaked them in water, tossed them into soil, and got a miniature potted forest. Desktop greenery is just this simple - you don't even need to buy flowers. Come take a look!

"Seed potted plants"

- Loquat -

In many places the loquat fruit has ripened and is gradually entering the market. Loquat tastes very sweet, is rich in nutrients, and has a high carotene content. Loquat also has the effect of moistening the lungs and relieving coughs. It can not only be eaten fresh, but also made into loquat paste and loquat wine.

Point the root sprout downward and just wait for it to sprout.

If the environment is suitable, loquat can even grow up and bear fruit. This gardening enthusiast grew a loquat tree on the balcony, and after 4 years it bore fruit - so tempting!

(19th floor yubaojia)

- Pine cone -

Pine cones picked up by the roadside can also be made into potted plants. However, the pine nuts of many pine varieties are very small, and once the scales of the pine cone open, the winged pine nuts fly away. Most of the pine nuts we usually eat are from Korean pine, whose seeds are relatively large.

If you find some pine nuts, or a pine cone with pine nuts in it, you can use them to make a potted plant! First open a small crack in the seed with pliers, soak it in clean water for a day, then put it in sphagnum moss to germinate, keeping it moist. It can sprout in about 5 days. After sprouting, bury it in soil and plant it.

(Seed-to-Potted-Plant Bar - Just Love Planting / I Love Potted Plants TY)

If there are seeds in the pine cone, you can pick a larger pine cone, insert it diagonally into the potting soil, water it thoroughly and keep the soil moist, and it should sprout after a while.

(Strawberry Seedling Bar - Chenmai Lvqin)

- Ginkgo -

Ginkgo generally matures in September and October, but it cannot be sown that same year; it needs to go through several months of dormancy before it can sprout. You can sow it after March of the following year, and before sowing you need to pre-sprout it.

Crack a small opening in the larger end of the ginkgo seed, just like cracking open a sunflower seed, making an opening. Then put it in clean water and soak for 3 days, changing the water every day. The seeds will gradually sprout; transfer them to potting soil with the sprout point facing down, cover with a thin layer of soil, and water thoroughly. In about 15 days, little green butterflies will fly out one by one!

(Seed-to-Potted-Plant Bar - Green Bird Forest)

Ever since I learned to turn seeds into potted plants

I hardly need to spend money on flowers

The key is that these plants are both beautiful

And have all kinds of uses

So practical

You should try it too!

Show it to gardening enthusiasts who need it!