Don't throw away the litchi after eating the core and throw it into the soil. It exploded in 10 days!

How to grow potted lychees?

1. Prepare materials

Collect the litchi kernels after eating, remove the remaining pulp and bud spots with a toothpick, and then rinse with clean water.

2. Soaking and sprouting

Find a clean platter or bowl, put the processed lychee kernels in, soak in water for 3 to 5 days, soak until the shell cracks, exposing white bud spots.

3. Sow seeds in pots

Find a basin without holes, cover the bottom with a layer of broken stone, fill the basin with garden soil or humus soil as soon as possible, and then put the litchi seed into it, paying attention to the light-colored side to facilitate sprouting.

4. Maintenance

Fill a layer of small gravel around the core of litchi for moisturizing, spray water into it every day, and keep it under scattered light for about a week, then new buds can emerge. New leaves will grow in 15 or 20 days.

How to grow potted mangoes?

1. Prepare materials

Choose a ripe mango, wash the core after eating, remove the excess flesh with a knife, then wash it to dry.

2. Soaking and sprouting

Cut the shell with scissors, remove the seeds, scrape them clean, soak them in clean water for 3-5 days, and change water every day to clean up the impurities.

3. Sow seeds in pots

Choose a slightly larger basin, cultivate the soil to 9 minutes full, the soil can use loose and breathable sand, and then bury the new buds of the seeds up and the roots down in the soil, do not bury them all, slightly reveal some new buds.

4. Maintenance

Fill a layer of small gravel around the mango core, pour it through with water, and then move it to the scattered light to maintain it. New buds and new leaves can be pulled out in about a week and can be formed in about 20 days.

How to grow potted kiwifruit?

1. Material preparation

Dig out the ripe kiwifruit with a spoon, put it in a bowl filled with water, and stir to separate the pulp from the seeds.

2. Paper towels sprout

After filtering out the seeds, wrap the seeds in wet paper towels and place them in a warm place of scattered light. Spray water every day to keep the paper towels moist. After 2 or 3 days, small buds will appear.

3. Sow seeds in pots

Fill the loose and breathable nutrient soil into the flowerpot, then spread the seeds evenly in the pot soil, and then cover it with a thin layer of soil.

4. Maintenance

Keep the potted plant under scattered light and keep the soil moist. New buds will sprout after 3 or 4 days, and green new leaves will grow in about 10 days.

How to grow potted watermelons?

1. Material preparation

Self-reserved watermelon seeds are generally unable to produce fruit, because they are all hybrid varieties. You can buy those special watermelon seeds on the market and soak them in clean water for 3 hours. After soaking, they will pull out small white buds.

2. Sow seeds in pots

Choose a larger flowerpot, fill in the loose and breathable garden soil or sandy loam, pour the seeds into the soil, and sprinkle a layer of dry soil on the upper layer.

3. Melon seedling maintenance

Put the flowerpot in a ventilated and astigmatic place for maintenance, and when new buds and leaves grow, you can apply a thin compound fertilizer once a month.

4. Melon vine management

After the melon vine grows, you need to top and pick the heart, leaving the main vine, and all the other side vines are removed to prevent only growing leaves from bearing fruit. During maintenance, the vines should be straightened out, facing in one direction, or coiled on a bamboo pole or rope, so that melon seedlings can grow upward.

5. Pollination results

After the watermelon blossoms, the pollen from the male flower of the same day should be smeared on the stigma of the female flower, and must be pollinated, otherwise it will not bear fruit! After pollination, you should pour enough water and apply some potash fertilizer regularly. After pollination for more than 1 month, watermelons can be harvested!

Flower friends, don't throw away the leftover nuts next time!

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