Don’t throw away the leftover pomegranate seeds. Wash them with water and they will grow into small potted plants in 7 days!

When it comes to the most suitable fruit to eat in October, Huahua thinks pomegranate is a fruit that cannot be missed. Why does she say that? Although pomegranate is a little bit difficult to eat, its sweetness is irresistible! When Huahua eats pomegranates at home, she peels them in a big bowl and eats them with a spoon. That’s how delicious it is!

Don’t be fooled by the fact that this pomegranate has many seeds, but these seeds are very useful if you keep them! Since you are free at home anyway, why not put the pomegranate seeds in a flowerpot? In a few days, it will grow into a small potted plant, right? Don't you believe it? Let Huahua tell you about it!

After eating the pomegranate, leave some pomegranate seeds and put them in clean water. Remember to scrub the transparent skin outside the pomegranate seeds clean, and then put them in a cool and ventilated place to dry. When preparing the soil, it is best to prepare some fertile and breathable soil, because pomegranate is a drought-resistant fruit, and air permeability is very important.

If you find it too troublesome to buy nutritious and fertile soil, the garden soil from the garden downstairs will also work. Before burying the seeds in the soil, soak them in warm water for about 6 hours, then bury them in the soil, and finally water them to keep the soil slightly moist. Place it in a cool and ventilated place, and you will see a small pomegranate pot in about 7 days!

In addition to pomegranates, fruits such as grapefruit, orange, or apple that we eat everyday can also keep their seeds and make them into potted plants. The method is relatively simple, similar to pomegranate seeds. Wash the seeds, place them in a cool place to dry, then soak the seeds in water. You can also place them in a wet cloth to promote germination. If the environment is relatively cold, it is best to place them indoors at a temperature of about 15-25 degrees.

After preparing the soil, bury the seeds in it. Since they are fruit seeds, it is best not to bury them too deep, as this will be detrimental to seed germination. Finally, water the small potted plant and place it in a place with scattered sunlight.

If nothing goes wrong, you can see buds and small leaves appearing on the plant in about a week. It will slowly grow into a small potted plant. It is a good choice to place it on your desk or next to your computer. But you’d better not think that it will bear fruit, small potted plants are cute! You should try it too!