Potted Pitaya for Beauty and Skincare, Beauty-Loving Women Shouldn't Miss It

Pitaya is sweet and neutral in nature, rich in nutrients, with sweet and juicy flesh, and it also comes with beauty and weight-loss benefits, making it a rare delicacy among fruits!

So is there any way to grow pitaya at home?

Sister Jia loves eating pitaya very much, so she specially asked a friend who knows about this to get the method for growing pitaya at home.

The method is very simple. Just use pitaya seeds, and everyone can grow a pot of pitaya seedling as a potted plant. It is both simple and economical, and in the future you can also eat pitaya at home in summer. ↓↓↓↓↓Scroll down!↓↓↓↓↓

Step 1: Getting the seeds: First buy a pitaya from the market, cut out half, use a spoon to scrape the flesh into a bowl, and start soaking it in water. Soak until the flesh is soft, then knead it with your hands to separate the flesh from the seeds, then wrap it in gauze and filter it out, and then dry the seeds in the sun.

Step 2: Cultivating: Prepare the sun-dried pitaya seeds, choose a finer nutrient soil, put the nutrient soil into a flower pot, sprinkle the pitaya seeds on the surface of the soil in the pot. You can spread them a bit densely; otherwise, if too sparse, it loses its beauty. Then cover with a layer of fine soil and spray an appropriate amount of water.

Place it indoors in a relatively warm place (the germination temperature for pitaya seeds is around 25 degrees), and wait for germination. Do not water directly; use a spray bottle to spray, once every 3 days. Normally they will germinate in one week.

In about 5 to 7 months they will have grown bigger. Everyone should not underestimate these tiny seedlings! They look very small now, but as long as another 2 years pass, it can bear more than twenty pitayas in one season! By then you can enjoy the joy of a bumper harvest! Would caring for a plant that is sure to repay you make you feel relaxed and happy?

When you first start growing it, you can use it as a potted decoration on the side. As long as you persevere, one day it will bear delicious fruit to repay you!

It is worth mentioning that although eating pitaya has many benefits, there are also contraindications. Among them, people with a cold constitution should not eat too much, and women should not eat pitaya during menstruation either.

The above is Sister Jia's experience growing pitaya shared with everyone. If you have any thoughts, discuss them together in the comments section!

Below are two tools selected by Sister Jia that may be useful in growing pitaya. If you think they are good, then get them!

Hand-pressed spray bottle ▼

'Recommended reason' When watering and fertilizing plants, fine spraying can help the plants obtain moisture more evenly. With this spray bottle, you can quickly water the plants in your spare time.

Plant nutrient solution▼

'Recommended reason' This nutrient solution contains biologically active bacteria, has comprehensive nutrition, and is absorbed by both roots and leaves. When city life has become the main theme, having a bottle of concentrated liquid fertilizer for home gardening can help you take better care of your plants!