With simple treatment, leftover fruit seeds can grow into fresh, natural potted plants

Anyone who has been to a flower market knows that a small potted plant costs a lot of money, and even after buying it home, you may not necessarily be able to keep it alive. So it is better to take the leftover fruit seeds and give them a simple treatment, and you can grow a fresh, natural little potted plant. If you are interested, you can give it a try.

Pomelo potted plant

First wash the leftover pomelo seeds clean, then put them in a cool place to dry, then soak them in clean water for about 24 hours, then place them on the surface of the potting soil, sprinkle a thin layer of soil over them, press the soil down slightly, water thoroughly, and keep the soil slightly moist. Put them in a warm place, and they will quickly take root and sprout.

Mango potted plant

Collect the leftover mango seeds, then wash the pulp off the surface clean, then use watering to cut the outer shell open, then soak the inner seed in clean water. The water level does not need to be too high; the water level only needs to be at the halfway point. Change the water every day, and when white little sprouts grow, you can transplant it into soil, water thoroughly to keep the soil slightly moist, then place it in a place with good light to grow it. It will quickly grow into a fresh potted plant.

Orange potted plant

After washing the leftover orange seeds clean, soak them in clean water for about 24 hours, then place them on the soil, sprinkle a layer of soil over them, water thoroughly, keep the soil slightly moist, then place them in a place with bright light. They will quickly take root and sprout. After the seedling stage, you can move them to a place with plenty of sunlight to grow them.

Durian potted plant

Soak the leftover durian seeds in water, with the water level at the halfway point of the seeds, then make sure the water quality stays clean. When white little sprouts emerge, you can transplant it into soil, place it in a place with good light, and after the soil dries out completely, water it thoroughly. It will quickly grow into a beautiful little potted plant.