How to make avocado sprout quickly

Avocado germination environment

First, buy plumper avocados in the supermarket, and collect the avocado pits after eating them. Then we need to clean the flesh outside the pit. Remember to clean it thoroughly, otherwise it will rot. There is a layer of skin outside the pit, and the pit is inside after tearing it off.

It will grow faster with proper sunlight, and avocado itself is a tropical fruit, so it will grow faster in a high temperature and high humidity environment. Of course, this fruit tree is also afraid of cold, especially in winter. We need to maintain the temperature of potted plants in winter, which should not be lower than 10 degrees. It is best to keep them indoors or in a place with high temperature, and pay attention to provide scattered light during this period.

Avocado germination process

Compared with the seeds of many other fruits, the germination time of avocado is often much longer. It usually takes about a month to completely take root and germinate, which requires us to have enough patience to wait.

Avocado seeds direct

Avocado seeds can be planted directly to germinate, but the germination speed is relatively slow, so it is best to soak them in water to accelerate the germination process.

Avocado sprouts in soil

When the roots of the avocado seeds fill the container bottle, the seedlings have basically grown to a height of about 10 centimeters. Now we can transplant them into pots for soil planting.

Avocado seed germination method

Cut off the upper part and the bottom of the prepared avocado seeds. Remember to use a sharp knife to keep the cut smooth to help the seeds germinate. Wrap them with a wet towel. Find a sealed box in advance and put the seeds in it for about a month. During this time, you can put them in a dark place such as a cabinet.

Avocado germination planting method

1. Cut the avocado that you have prepared in advance, being careful to avoid the core and not to cut it into pieces, and then take the core out of the fruit intact.

2. Clean the pulp attached to the core, then rinse it with clean water before proceeding to the next step.

3. Use toothpicks or similar small bamboo sticks to evenly insert 4-5 sticks around the side of the fruit core at appropriate intervals. This is mainly to provide support during the breeding of seedlings.

4. Prepare a container bottle and pour clean water into it until the water level is close to the bottle mouth. Then place the fruit core with a bamboo stick on it on the bottle mouth. The slightly larger end of the fruit core should be immersed under the water, accounting for about one-third of the height of the fruit core, while the slightly smaller end of the upper part of the fruit core should be facing upwards and exposed outside the bottle mouth.

5. After the fruit core is placed, it can be placed in a well-ventilated, warm and sunny environment for maintenance, but it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight.

6. Before the fruit core sprouts, the water needs to be changed every day to keep the water clean. At the same time, water should be replenished in real time to ensure that the lower part of the fruit core can always be immersed below the water surface.

7. After about 2-3 weeks, cracks will appear on the top of the avocado pit, and then sprouts will appear. After another 3-4 weeks of care and management, the avocado seedlings will begin to take root.