Grow a taro in water for 3 months and it becomes a big potted plant, comparable to a giant elephant ear.
I'm sure friends who have grown flowers know exactly what Huahua is feeling! Many beginners or novices who like plants actually want to step into this big flower-growing rabbit hole, but without experience and not knowing how to choose plants, they become timid and hesitant.
No worries, Huahua got here the same way! At the beginning I was afraid I'd give up halfway, and also afraid my knowledge wasn't enough to grow plants well, so I just grabbed some ingredients from the kitchen at home to practice with, and that's how I entered the door of flower growing! So today Huahua will recommend a few potted plants you can make from kitchen ingredients, for beginner friends to practice with!
Peanut
Peanuts are probably the most common plant seeds of all. If you have peanuts at home, note this: they must be raw. Cooked ones can't sprout! Normally you 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 they've sprouted, you can fish the peanut kernels out and bury them in soil, then wait for them to become a potted plant! What you need to watch out for is not burying the peanut kernels too deep, and not covering them with too thick a layer of soil, since that makes it easy for the peanut sprouts to break through the soil. After moving them from water into soil, give the pot a thorough watering to ensure enough moisture for the plant's growth.
With slow care like this, in less than a month they grow into a small potted plant, a great choice to place on a desk or office table!
Sweet potato
When I was eating sweet potato yesterday I noticed it had sprouted! Huahua thought it looked fun, so I just turned the sweet potato into a small potted plant. Making a potted plant from a sweet potato is really interesting! And it's simple, whether you use water or soil! Just point the sprouting end of the sweet potato upward and put the bottom into a container filled with soil or water! It doesn't take long before the sweet potato grows fresh leaves, and by then it will amaze you!
Corn
Actually most people don't know that corn can become a potted plant too. Have you only ever heard of sweet potatoes and potatoes becoming potted plants? Today Huahua is telling you that corn can become a potted plant too! The method is just as simple as the previous two!
Peel the corn husk clean and put it in a container filled with water and that's it! Super simple, and within a few days the corn sprouts! The only thing to note is to try to choose older corn, because tender corn not only doesn't sprout easily, we also want to eat it!
Taro
Taro can actually be grown into a potted plant too! And the potted plant grown from taro is a bit different from the ones above: the potted plant grown from taro takes a bit longer, and also grows bigger. Taro leaves even look a bit like a giant elephant ear!
Taro grows quite vigorously, and in about three months it can grow from a small taro into a tall potted plant. Everyone, give it a try!