A detailed guide to growing longan in pots, teaching you how to grow longan easily

Use the seeds left over from eating to make a beautiful potted plant. Longan is actually very easy to grow, so when you eat longan, you might as well save the pits and give it a try. Before soaking longan in water, the flesh and white soft tissue at the top need to be removed cleanly, otherwise it will easily attract insects later.

How to grow longan in pots:

1. After soaking in water for two days, the longan shells have gradually cracked open, and the water needs to be changed every day.

2. After about one week of soaking, arrange them in the pot with the sprouting point facing up, from the outside inward.

3. Spray twice a day, and after one week they will begin to sprout.

4. After more than ten days, the young shoots begin to "compete for size."

5. After about a month, a small forest has grown. Can you connect it with the longan you ate?

6. The greatest ornamental feature of a potted longan is its color-changing leaves: new leaves are red, then turn yellow, and then turn green.