Don't throw away fruit pits - grow them into potted plants more beautiful than store-bought flowers

Besides eating them, what else can fruit do? After eating fruit, don't throw away the "leftovers" like crowns or pits - grow them into potted plants, and you'll never need to buy flowers again. Seeing pots of green plants you planted yourself, doesn't it feel even more rewarding?

Pineapple Potted Plant

1. Before eating a pineapple, cut off the crown. Of course, you can also ask the pineapple seller for a few - they won't be stingy.

2. First root the crown in water. To do this, soak the bottom of the cut crown in a glass bottle filled with clean water, and wait for roots to grow from the bottom.

3. After roots grow, transplant it into a pot with soil. Remember to keep it in sufficient light - maybe next year it will even produce a pineapple.

Apple Potted Plant

1. After eating an apple, take out the seeds. Eat several apples and save the seeds.

2. Treat the seeds by wrapping them in a damp paper towel, then put them in a plastic bag to germinate. Seed germination takes about one month. During this time, check the moisture every week and add water. When the seeds sprout a white bean-sprout-like growth, start preparing to plant.

3. Plant the apple sprouts in a pot, then patiently wait for them to grow tall and green. By the next year, you can eat apples from your own potted plant.

Actually, many other fruits can be grown as potted plants too, such as dragon fruit, avocado, and more. Each fruit takes a different amount of time to sprout and grow, but the feeling of waiting is anxious and also joyful - it's very interesting.