Throw a taro in water and in 3 months it grows into a big potted plant, as beautiful as a dumb cane

Every day when you see everyone showing off their potted plants on Moments, don't you feel really envious? Hahaha, before Huahua got into the gardening rabbit hole, I felt that way too, but ever since I started growing plants, seeing the plants I grow not only grow strong but also bloom so beautifully, Huahua can't help but show them off on social media!

I believe friends who have grown plants before definitely know what Huahua is feeling! Many beginners or newbies who like plants actually want to get into this big gardening rabbit hole, but without experience and not knowing how to choose plants, they become timid and hesitant.

No worries, Huahua has been through this too! At the beginning, I was afraid I would give up halfway, and afraid my knowledge was not enough to grow plants well, so I just used some ingredients from the kitchen at home to practice, and that was how I entered the door of gardening! So today Huahua will recommend a few potted plants that newbies can make using kitchen ingredients, so new friends can practice!

Peanut

Peanut should be the most common plant seed of all. If you have peanuts at home, note, they must be raw. Cooked ones cannot sprout! Usually, just eat a few fewer peanut kernels, and you can trade them for a small potted plant. How convenient!

Soak the leftover peanut kernels in water, and once you find the peanuts have sprouted, you can fish the peanut kernels out and bury them in soil, then wait for them to become a potted plant! Note that the peanut kernels should not be buried too deep, and the soil covering the peanut kernels should not be too thick either, as this makes it easier for the peanut seedlings to break through the soil. After transplanting from water to soil, give the potted plant one thorough watering to ensure enough moisture for the plant's growth.

Just care for it slowly like this, and in less than a month it will grow into a small potted plant, a great choice to place on a desk or office desk!

Sweet potato

Yesterday when I was eating sweet potato, I found the sweet potato had sprouted! Huahua thought it was quite fun, so I directly made the sweet potato into a small potted plant. Making a potted plant from sweet potato is really interesting! And it is very simple, you can use water or soil! Just face the sprouted end of the sweet potato upward and put the bottom into a container with soil or water! It won't take long before the sweet potato grows fresh leaves, and then it will amaze you!

Corn

Actually, most people don't really know that corn can also become a potted plant. Usually, have you only heard of sweet potatoes or potatoes becoming potted plants? Today Huahua tells everyone that corn can also become a potted plant! The method is as simple as the previous two!

Peel the corn clean and put it in a container with water! Super simple, and within a few days the corn sprouts! The only thing to note is to try to choose some older corn, because tender corn not only does not sprout easily, we also want to eat it!

Taro

Taro can actually be grown into a potted plant too! Moreover, the potted plant grown from taro is a bit different from the previous few. The potted plant grown from taro takes a bit longer, and it also grows bigger. Taro leaves even look a bit like a dumb cane!

Taro grows quite vigorously, and in about three months it can grow from a small taro into a tall potted plant. Everyone, hurry up and give it a try!

You would never guess that these commonly eaten foods at home can turn into potted plants in water. Friends who are interested can hurry up and give it a try, maybe you will find a surprise!