Just by eating fruit, his home turned into a small garden of lush green pots
Huahua has a friend who especially loves lush green little potted plants. But not a single potted plant in her home was bought - they are all grown from fruit she ate herself! Speaking of this, aren't you curious? Then follow Huahua and take a look at how her potted plants are grown!
Dragon fruit small potted plant
1. Put the leftover dragon fruit seeds into a stocking or gauze, tie the bag tightly, and soak it in clean water. This way, the seeds and pulp can be separated.
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2. After soaking for a while, rub the stocking with your hands to remove the pulp. Then wrap the clean seeds in a wet wipe to germinate them. About 1 night of germination is enough.
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3. After one night, evenly scatter the dragon fruit seeds into the potting soil and water thoroughly.
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4. After about 5-7 days, the dragon fruit will sprout tender yellow little shoots.
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5. After sprouting, move it to a place with plenty of sunlight for care. The dragon fruit will slowly grow tiny spines and turn into a lush green little potted plant!
Jackfruit small potted plant
1. After eating the jackfruit, soak the seeds in clean water. This way, the outer skin of the seeds will gradually crack and reveal the seeds.
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2. After the jackfruit seed coat cracks, rub off the skin with your hands, peel out the seeds, and soak them in clean water to germinate.
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3. After about 2 days of soaking, the jackfruit will grow pointed little sprout tips.
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4. Place the jackfruit seeds into the potting soil with the sprout point facing down. To prevent the jackfruit seeds from getting moldy, the potting soil should not be too wet. It is best to place a tray filled with clean water at the bottom of the flower pot.
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5. During the jackfruit's growth period, the seeds will slowly change from yellow to dark green. In about 20 days, the little sprouts will be able to grow out.
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6. After the jackfruit has grown little sprouts, place it in a bright, well-ventilated place to continue caring for it. After a while, a beautiful little jackfruit potted plant will be grown.
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Longan small potted plant
1. Wrap the longan seeds in a wet towel to germinate, or soak them in water and change the water every day. They can sprout in about 2-3 days.
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2. Place the sprouted longan sprout tip flat in the potting soil. Be careful not to press hard, so as not to break it.
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3. After about 10 days, the longan will grow green stems like bean sprouts.
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4. After growing up, the longan potted plant is lush and green. Isn't it very pleasing to the eye?
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Passion fruit small potted plant
1. Soak the passion fruit seeds in clean water and let them absorb water and swell. This makes it easier to separate the seeds.
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2. After soaking for 1-2 days, take out the seeds, wrap them in a wet paper towel and rub them a few times to rub off the pulp.
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3. After rubbing off the pulp, rinse the seeds, then place them flat into the soil and cover with a layer of transparent film. This helps them sprout quickly.
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4. After the passion fruit sprouts, place it on a bright balcony or by a window and spray water every day. Then wait for the passion fruit to slowly grow into a beautiful little potted plant!
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Snake fruit small potted plant
1. After eating the snake fruit, peel out the seeds and clean them, then soak them in clean water to germinate.
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2. After about 4-7 days, the snake fruit seeds will grow thick sprout tips.
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3. Place the little sprout tip facing down into the potting soil, then cover with a thin layer of soil.
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4. After another week, you will find that the snake fruit has sprouted red shoots from the soil.
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5. The grown snake fruit plant is quite attractive too. Put one pot in the living room, and the classiness of your home instantly rises quite a bit!
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Aren't these fruit potted plants very beautiful?
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