Mother-in-law grew 3 kinds of fruit pits into potted plants, and they bore fruit easily in 2 years

On the balcony at home, besides potting some flowers, you can also grow some vegetables or plant some fruits. Compared with potted flowers, potted fruit trees are relatively more difficult, after all, there are still many growth stages such as flowering, pollination, and fruiting. Of course, for expert gardeners, potting some fruit trees is not such a difficult task! When it comes to potted fruit trees, the one who is best at it is my mother-in-law at home. She has never thrown away the fruit pits left after eating. When I asked, my mother-in-law said the fruit pits are all treasures. They can not only be grown into potted plants for viewing as flowers, but also bear fruit, even saving the money for buying fruit! So which kinds of fruit pits are most suitable for potting on the balcony at home?

Mother-in-law turned these 3 kinds of "fruit pits" into potted plants, and in just 2 years, the fruit hung so abundantly there was more than could be eaten

The first recommended potted fruit tree is none other than the pomegranate. I remember that when I was a child, our home was in the countryside, and a large yard was planted with quite a few fruit trees, with pomegranate trees and jujube trees of every kind. Now that we have moved into the city, there is no large yard anymore, replaced by a small balcony of just a few square meters. For my mother-in-law, who loves growing flowers and vegetables, this was not enough to stump her. The year before last, she bought a few large pots, filled them with soil, soaked the pomegranate seeds, and buried them in the flowerpots. I thought they would not grow big, but they sprouted in just two or three days, and in about a week, they grew into beautiful little potted plants. Sure enough, after being grown for nearly two years, they finally bore fruit. I still remember that in the first year, whoever came to visit the house disliked them and laughed, saying it was impossible for them to bear pomegranates. In the second year, this year, they bore more than a dozen, making everyone praise them endlessly. Normally, pomegranates take 3 years to bear fruit, but with proper care and frequent fertilizing, bearing fruit in 2 years is not surprising.

Potted apples are worth a try

At first, I was unwilling to grow apples in pots, because I felt this fruit tree was not easy to grow. Several years ago, I had grown one, and it took two or three years to bear a single apple. This time, I had some experience with care. As soon as the apple pits were planted in the flowerpot, fertilizer was applied within a few days. Compound fertilizer works better than anything else, and in one month it grew half a meter tall. However, in order to branch out and spread leaves, my mother-in-law did not let it grow wildly, but topped it early. After the apple tree had been grown for one year, the branches were already very sturdy, and it felt like it was time for it to bear fruit, so a fertilizer to promote flowering and fruiting was used, potassium dihydrogen phosphate. After spraying it several times, this year it also produced several green apples. Hard work pays off!

After scooping out a spoonful of kiwi seeds and soaking them, they can also be grown as potted plants

Turning fruit pits into potted plants, only with proper routine care will they gradually grow, bloom, and bear fruit. Many people say that growing kiwi from seeds is very difficult, but actually it is not. This depends on your sowing time and the details of watering and fertilizing. Normally, spring and autumn each year are more suitable for potting, and now that it is already late autumn, you can also give it a try on a warm day. First, scoop out the kiwi seeds with a spoon, then wash them clean in water, put the seeds on toilet paper soaked with water to sprout for one day, and then they can be buried in the flowerpot. Just after planting, water once thoroughly, then water again after an interval of three to five days. Generally, growth can be seen in about a week. Tender green leaves gradually emerge. After that, try to bury some compound fertilizer in the flowerpot every month, so that vigorous growth can be ensured. With proper care, bearing fruit in 2 years is absolutely not a problem.

Besides the potted pomegranate, potted apple, and potted kiwi mentioned above, grapes, peaches, dragon fruit, jackfruit, and so on can all be grown in pots. There is a lot of fun in potted fruit trees. Of course, if you want them to bear fruit, this requires a lot of patience and care!

Finally, thank you for reading! Flower lovers who are interested can give it a try. Turning fruit pits into potted plants is endlessly fun!

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