Don't throw away the black seeds of this fruit - bury them in soil and they sprout in a week, and next year you can pick the fruit yourself

The continuous typhoons have finally brought a touch of coolness, and also made Yatou believe that autumn is coming! Autumn is the season of harvest, but when she thinks about it, it seems she has nothing to harvest! However, Yatou loves eating fruit the most, and looking at the "little berries" in the fridge, Yatou decided to plant them right now!

That's right, Yatou is talking about passion fruit (Passiflora edulis), said to be the king of juices - one passion fruit steeped in water can be drunk for a long time! Although we usually don't spit out the seeds when eating it, if you want to grow it at home, it's better to be careful - just keep one seed!

Rinse it with water a few more times to clean off the pulp sticking to it.

Then put it in water to soak, softening the outer shell and encouraging the seed to sprout - soak for about 7 days!

Prepare a few small flower pots, scatter the seeds in, water promptly, and they will soon sprout and grow into small seedlings!

This is how it looks in the third week after sprouting

In the fourth week, the leaves look very tender!

This is after one month - hasn't it already grown into a "big girl"?

If you truly want to eat passion fruit, remember to repot it into a larger pot in time, and set up a trellis, otherwise when the branches are laden with little fruits, they can easily bend the branches - and if the branches break, you won't get to eat any passion fruit!