Put peanut kernels in water and leave them alone, and they will grow into a beautiful potted plant

The threshold for growing flowers is getting lower and lower, and almost everyone wants to grow a few plants in their spare time to cultivate their mood. Plants can not only purify the air, but also decorate the home. More importantly, when you raise a flower little by little yourself and see the plant bloom and bear fruit, that sense of accomplishment is self-evident. But for some beginners, they want to grow flowers yet do not know how to buy seedlings, how to choose soil, how to water them, and so on. Is there anything that can be thrown into soil or water, left alone, and still grow on its own?

Although Huahua does not agree with this idea, it must be said that Huahua really did discover another kind of "plant" that can be thrown into water and grow into a potted plant on its own. You do not even need to look for it, because it is commonly found in the home kitchen, and that is: peanut kernels.

Are you a little confused? Then listen to Huahua explain below!

The peanut kernels people usually eat at home can actually grow into a potted plant too. Just wash the peanut kernels clean and put them in water, and gradually you will see the peanuts sprout and grow stems and branches. This is hydroponic peanuts.

Another method is naturally soil-cultured peanuts, which is a bit more troublesome. First wash the peanut kernels clean, soak them in warm water to disinfect them, then put the disinfected peanuts in a woven bag. You can spray water with a watering can three times a day, and after a few days the peanuts will sprout.

While waiting for the peanuts to sprout, you can prepare the soil needed for soil-cultured peanuts. Spread yellow sand flat in a clean place and disinfect it in the sun. You can add some water to the soil, and the humidity should be about 40%. Then spread the yellow sand flat on gauze, and it needs to have a certain thickness.

Finally, place the sprouted peanut sprouts downward in the soil, then cover the top of the peanuts with a layer of soil. You can choose moist yellow sand, about 15-20 cm thick. Put the planted peanuts into a foam box, leaving gaps so air can flow. In the end, all you need to do is quietly wait for the peanuts to sprout.

Unlike hydroponics, hydroponics can grow into a potted plant, but the sprouts grown from soil-cultured peanuts can be eaten. People often call peanuts "longevity nuts" because peanuts are very good for replenishing qi and blood. As for peanut sprouts, after scientists' research, it was found that peanut sprouts can bring out the maximum nutritional components of peanuts and can be used as an ingredient to nourish the body.

You would not expect such a small peanut to have this effect in water, right? This is also Huahua's first time learning that something like peanut sprouts exists! Without further ado, Huahua is already ready to go home and plant peanut kernels! Seeing how beautiful the potted plant grown from peanut kernels is, and how simple the method is, how could you not be tempted? There are also peanut sprouts, which are even more nutritious! So why not hurry and go find some peanut kernels?