Fruit pits can also be grown into potted plants - after reading this, you will never throw them away again

Summer is the season for eating all kinds of fruit - mangoes, lychees, dragon fruit, and so on, there is everything you could want. For plant lovers, remember to plant the seeds of the fruit you have eaten, and you will find they are even prettier than flowers. Of course, the key is that they save money and look good, and who knows, they might even bloom and bear fruit later...

I. Apple potted plant

1. For apple seeds, you can also use the wet paper towel method to speed up germination, first letting the seeds sprout tender shoots.

2. Then bury the apple seeds in the flower pot, being careful not to break the tender shoots, and water thoroughly. In about a week, the apple seeds will break through the soil.

II. Longan potted plant

1. Soak the leftover longan seeds in water, changing the water every day, until the seeds crack open with a small slit.

2. Bury the cracked side facing upward in the flower pot, put a layer of small pebbles on the surface, water thoroughly, and then mist with water every day to keep it moist.

3. In about a week, lush green longan seedlings will grow out.

III. Lychee potted plant

1. Put the lychee seeds on a wet paper towel to speed up germination, until you see tender shoots growing out.

2. At this point, plant the lychee seeds in the flower pot, water thoroughly, and cover the top of the pot with a layer of plastic wrap to keep it moist.

3. Once the seeds have sprouted, you can remove the plastic wrap and place the lychee potted plant in a spot with plenty of light for care.

IV. Lemon potted plant

1. Remove the flesh from the lemon seeds, put them in water, and germinate them in water, changing the water every day to keep the water clean.

2. When you see the lemon seeds sprouting, you can plant them in a flower pot and cover the lemon seeds with a layer of pebbles.

3. Keep the soil moist, and small shoots will appear in a week.

V. Mango potted plant

1. The mango seed shell is very hard, so you need to first use scissors to cut open the mango seed shell and take out the seed inside.

2. Mango seeds have a thin layer of skin on the outside, and you need to tear this layer off. After tearing it off, put the mango seed in water to encourage rooting.

3. Once the mango seed has sprouted, plant the mango seed in a loose, breathable growing medium.

4. Water every day and keep the soil moist, and it will quickly grow into a small potted plant!

VI. Pomelo potted plant

1. Some pomelos have no seeds, so if you want to grow pomelo, it also depends on luck. After getting pomelo seeds, peel off the outer skin of the seeds. Soak them in water overnight.

2. Then evenly scatter the seeds into the soil.

3. Cover the top with a layer of small pebbles and water thoroughly.

4. Place it in indirect light, then water about once every two days, and it will sprout quickly.

VII. Dragon fruit potted plant

1. Dragon fruit seeds are very hard to clean. Chop the dragon fruit flesh into small pieces, then put it into a stocking and rub hard to separate the flesh from the seeds. Be sure to separate them completely, and do not mind the trouble.

2. Cleaned dragon fruit seeds.

3. Evenly sprinkle the dragon fruit seeds into the flower pot.

4. Water thoroughly, cover with plastic wrap to keep it moist, and dragon fruit will sprout in four or five days. After sprouting, remove the plastic wrap and place it in a spot with plenty of light for care.

Fellow plant lovers, what other seeds have you grown? Come and share with everyone!