Toss an apple core into the soil, and it can actually grow into a pretty potted plant?

As the weather turns cooler, many seasonal autumn fruits are gradually hitting the market. Speaking of fruit, the first thing Huahua thinks of is the apple, and that's not just because of a love for eating them. People often say, "An apple a day keeps the doctor away." You can see just how high a place apples hold in people's minds.

Apples come in many different varieties: some with a soft, mealy texture, some crisp, some on the sweet side, some on the tart side. To better cater to everyone's tastes, apple growers have really put a lot of thought into it.

Today Huahua isn't here to recommend which apples to pick! Instead, I discovered something interesting, and it was the first time Huahua learned about it too! So I hurried over to share it with everyone!

Here's how it started: a few days ago, while eating an apple, Huahua suddenly wondered whether the seeds in the middle of an apple could actually grow into an apple tree. That thought sent Huahua straight online to dig up information, and surprisingly, they really can! When you have nothing to do, you can take the seeds out of a leftover apple core and make a little apple seedling potted plant. Don't underestimate this apple seedling potted plant; it looks no worse than any other potted plant! Now let Huahua share how to make this apple seedling potted plant!

After we finish eating a delicious apple, take out the apple seeds and find three to five paper towels. Wet them with clean water and place the paper towels at the bottom of a light-blocking box, making sure the paper towels are fully soaked with water. Then put the apple seeds on the paper towels, and you can cover the apple seeds with another layer of wet paper towels. Wait quietly for about three days. The apple seeds will sprout and show white!

Place the sprouted seeds in a small flower pot you prepared beforehand, add some organic soil (ordinary soil is fine if you don't have organic soil), give the apple seeds one thorough watering, and let them get some sun on schedule. After a few days, once the apple seeds have grown small sprouts and little leaves, a small, cute apple seedling potted plant is ready!

This pot of apple seedlings is very suitable for girls to grow. Seeing it every day is so soothing, and when you come home from work and see it, all the day's worries are swept away! Very cute!

·+But Huahua still has to say this: it's best not to expect that the tiny apple seedling we grow will actually bear apples, since all we're doing is watering it and giving it sunlight. If you really hope to grow apples, you can go to the market and buy an apple sapling directly, then plant it in your own yard and care for it carefully. I believe one day it will bear fruit!

Isn't this little apple seedling Huahua recommended today just adorable? It's really super convenient, isn't it? Friends who are interested in apple seedlings might as well give it a try. It doesn't cost anything anyway, it's just a matter of eating an apple!