After eating the kernels, don't throw them away and save them. If you plant them in spring, you can bear fruit.

In fact, many fruit kernels can grow beautiful plants, if they are collected and planted into potted plants, it is really beautiful. And their own hand-planted potted plants, will have a full sense of achievement ah! Here, small farmers recommend several kinds of nuts that are more suitable for potted plants.

1. Fire dragon fruit

I believe that many flower friends should have tried to plant dragon fruit pot, maybe dragon fruit is not uncommon in the south of our country, but it is rare in the north. The seeds of dragon fruit are very lovely after germination, so they are very suitable for viewing on the balcony. It's easy to make. First choose a ripe dragon fruit. Use a strainer to separate the pulp from the seeds, and then wash the seeds. Sow the seeds in the flowerpot, pour water thoroughly, attach a layer of plastic film, and you can usually see the lovely dragon fruit sprouting after a week.

2. Litchi

There are many friends who like to eat litchi, but there should not be many friends who plant litchi seeds into potted plants. Litchi fruit stone is relatively large, and relatively hard and not easy to sprout. But if handled well, litchi potted plants are also very beautiful. First of all, the pulp on the kernel of litchi needs to be cleaned up, otherwise it is easy to get moldy. Then soak the core in clean water for about three days, when there are signs of sprouting at the top of the core. Plant the buds of the stone upward in the flowerpot and be careful not to plant it too deep. If you pour water thoroughly, it will usually sprout in more than ten days.

3. Longan

In fact, the planting method of longan is similar to that of litchi, and there is almost no big difference between their kernels, while the kernels of longan are slightly smaller. The planting steps can refer to litchi, and the seedlings are also lush and very gratifying.

4. Mango

There should be even fewer friends planting mango potted plants, because usually when we finish eating mangoes, the kernel is always sticky and will be thrown away immediately. In fact, mangoes can also be potted. But you need to buy a very good ripe mango and clean up the core. Cut open the kernels with scissors, be careful not to touch the nuts and remove the nuts inside. Soak in water for three or five days and the nuts will sprout. At this time, it can be planted in a flowerpot. You can usually see small mango seedlings in about two weeks.

The above share comes from the original creation of developing agriculture through science. I hope you can also grow beautiful fruit pots!