Stick a corn cob into a flower pot and in 7 days it grows into a beautiful potted plant, with neighbors coming by to take a look

More and more people love growing flowers, and many of them keep all kinds of flowers indoors according to their own preferences. At the same time, many flower lovers are asking why they never manage to grow flowers well, and why the flowers they buy either turn yellow or die before long. In fact, Shitou has always felt that growing flowers is all about constantly trying things out and building up experience. Although the internet is well developed these days and you can learn plenty of little tips and tricks about growing flowers, you still have to keep practising yourself and accumulate experience to grow flowers well.

As long as you try growing all kinds of flowers and pay attention to observing them, you will build up experience along the way. Shitou believes you can grow flowers better and better. So when it comes to growing flowers, you must give it a try and not be timid. Today I want to share with you how a netizen, Ms. Zhang, planted corn in a flower pot and ended up growing a very beautiful potted plant, with neighbors coming by one after another to take a look. It is autumn now, which is also the corn harvest season, so you can plant corn in a flower pot and you are sure to get a nice reward!

Because corn sprouts very easily, choose a mature corn cob at this time. Insert it diagonally into the flower pot, that is, push half of the corn cob into the soil to let it sprout, and leave half of the corn cob exposed to the air for ornamental value. Corn sprouts especially fast, so keep the potted plant indoors, make sure the soil stays moist, and you will basically see dense little corn seedlings coming up within a week.

For many people living in cities, they may never have seen with their own eyes what corn growing in a field actually looks like. Although corn grown this way in a pot is too densely packed to grow like the corn in a field, it still looks very beautiful as an indoor ornamental plant. This is especially true now that the market has corn cobs with kernels of all different colors; plant one in a flower pot and the bright mix of colors looks very pretty.

Because corn survives very easily, as long as you stick it into the soil and there is moisture, it will sprout normally. But this kind of potted plant does not last long, generally growing for three months at most, after which the corn seedlings gradually turn yellow and wither because the flower pot is too small or too crowded. Of course, you can also keep transplanting them, or pull out the extra seedlings, to let them keep growing.

Just like growing corn, you can also try planting all kinds of fruit pits. Autumn is when a lot of fruit hits the market. Plant the leftover pits from the fruit you eat in a flower pot and within a month they can grow into a beautiful little potted plant, both fun and cute. Placed indoors, it also makes a very pretty little home potted plant. Fruits like dragon fruit, longan, lemon and mandarin orange can all be planted in flower pots. Lemons and mandarins in particular grow seedlings with very fragrant leaves, and putting lemon tree and mandarin tree leaves in the fridge works very well for removing odors.

So constantly trying to grow all kinds of flowers and potted plants is constantly experiencing life and building up flower-growing experience. If you find this useful, please like and follow below. Share it with more friends.

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