How to plant potted pear seeds after sprouting?

When we eat pears, we don't eat seeds. Some people throw it away, others collect it and plant it into small potted plants to watch. So, how to plant potted pear seeds after sprouting?

First, how to plant potted pear seeds after sprouting?

Prepare a flowerpot and fill it with soil, which is suitable for sandy loam with deep soil layer and good drainage. The germinated pear seeds are sown in a flowerpot, fully watered before sowing, and slightly covered with a thin layer of soil after sowing. Put the flowerpot in a place where the sun is better, keep the soil moist, wait for the emergence of seedlings, and then transplant after the growth is stable. In the later stage, we can do a good job in watering, fertilization and other management work.

Second, how to make pear seeds sprout?

Prepare a cup with a small wet towel or gauze on the bottom cushion. Sprinkle the collected pear seeds on a small towel or gauze, cover with a layer of soaked gauze or paper towels, then seal the edge of the cup with plastic wrap and pierce some air holes. Put the cup in a ventilated place and wait for it to germinate, bask in the sun properly after germination, and wait for transplanting into the flowerpot.

Can I eat pear seeds?

Pear seeds are edible and have a good moisturizing effect, but they taste bad. However, the pear seed is rich in protein and other biological substances, eating it is actually eating the essence of the pear. If the taste is not so demanding, it is recommended to eat the pear seeds, too.