Peanuts planted in water look better than green ivy, and one plant can produce 50 fruits!

Throw a peanut into water and it will turn into a small forest in 2 weeks!

Autumn is the time to harvest peanuts. If you can’t finish eating all the peanuts at home, you might as well get some and grow a small potted plant. Put it in the living room or on the dining table. It will look very beautiful!

Planting steps:

1. If you want to grow hydroponic peanuts, first choose those peanuts with full and healthy grains, and discard those shriveled ones. Soak the peanuts in clean water for a day, then take them out and wrap them in a wet paper towel. They will generally take root in 1-2 days!

2. Find a foam board that doesn’t need to be too thick. Then use a pencil or nail to poke holes in the foam board. Remember not to poke holes too big, as long as the peanuts don’t fall through. Then place the peanut roots facing down on the foam board, and place the foam board in a disposable lunch box filled with water, so that the peanut roots are in contact with the water surface.

3. It only takes about 3-5 days, and you will see the peanut roots growing more and more, and now it is ready to grow small leaves!

4. Wait for another 2-3 days and you will see small leaves growing out of the peanuts and the peanut skins will be broken!

5. After 2 weeks of planting, the peanut sprouts will grow rapidly and soon become a small forest!

6. If you want to eat peanuts, transfer the hydroponic peanut seedlings into the soil. Prepare loose and breathable nutrient soil and plant the peanut seedlings in the soil. As long as you take good care of them, you can harvest peanuts in a few months!

Throw a corn cob into the water and it will turn into a small potted plant in the blink of an eye!

In autumn, it’s time for every household to harvest corn. Huahua even went home to harvest corn in the fields a few days ago! If we find some half corn cobs, we can use them directly for hydroponics!

Planting steps:

1. Remove the husk of the corn, leaving only the corn cob with corn kernels, and then place it in a bottle of water.

2. It only takes about 3-5 days, and a circle of green sprouts will emerge on the part of the corn cob that is in contact with the water surface. The roots will slowly emerge.

3. Place the hydroponic corn cobs in a well-lit place and expose them to more sunlight. It basically only takes 1-2 weeks for the small buds on the corn cobs to grow taller and taller.

4. If the corn grows too fast and the plastic bottle is too small, you can also choose to change the container. When all the corn kernels on the corn cob grow tender leaves, they become a lush little potted plant. Placing one in your home will instantly improve the style of your home!

Throw a sweet potato into the water and it will rub around the wall for 2 meters!

Every time you see other people’s green ivy climbing all over the wall, do you feel envious, jealous and hateful? But for those flower lovers who are not good at growing flowers, what should they do if they just can’t grow the green ivy? Why not try hydroponic sweet potatoes?

Planting steps:

1. If you want hydroponic sweet potatoes to grow well, you must first choose those with healthy skin and no worm holes. If the sweet potatoes at home have already sprouted naturally, then of course they will be easier to survive!

2. Wash the sweet potato skin lightly, then place it upside down in the bottle for hydroponics. Remember to keep the lower end of the sweet potato slightly in contact with the water surface. It will basically take root in 10 days!

3. Hydroponic sweet potatoes grow very fast. Place the bottle in direct sunlight, or in diffuse light indoors. It only takes half a month to grow it into a sweet potato pot!

4. If you are a good flower lover, you can even see the sweet potatoes blooming! Sweet potatoes have small purple flowers, which, at first glance, look similar to morning glory!

5. For flower lovers who have a large space at home, you can also transfer the hydroponic sweet potatoes to flower pots. As long as you give it sufficient sunlight and add fertilizer regularly, you can grow big sweet potatoes!

Throwing a taro into the water looks better than the dripping Guanyin!

Huahua has introduced before that flower lovers who have children at home should try not to grow the Weeping Goddess, because the stems of the Weeping Goddess are poisonous. Why not try using taro instead!

Planting steps:

1. Select a few healthy taro, wash the skin slightly with water, and then put it in clean water.

2. It only takes about 3-5 days before you can see small sprouts emerging from the hydroponic taro!

3. Continue to hydroponically cultivate the taro. New leaves will emerge in about a week. Then move the taro to the sun to dry it. This will allow its stems to grow taller and taller!

4. Remember to change the water in the taro potted plant regularly. You can add tap water that has been left to dry for 1-2 days. No fertilizer is needed, and the taro leaves can grow bigger, even bigger than your palm!

1 Throw mung beans into water, and they will sprout!

Huahua has been drinking mung bean soup for a whole summer, but now she really doesn’t want to drink it anymore. What should she do with the remaining mung beans? Why not make a small potted bean sprout plant?

Planting steps:

1. Wash the mung beans, soak them in hot water for 10 minutes, then soak them in cold water for 6 hours. Then wrap the mung beans in a wet paper towel. It basically only takes 1 day to germinate!

2. Use thin wire to bend a bracket, and then place the bracket on a glass with a larger bottle mouth.

3. Put the sprouted mung beans on it and fill the bottle with water so that the roots of the mung beans can contact the water surface.

4. About a week after planting, the small sprouts of mung beans began to slowly emerge!

5. It basically only takes 2 weeks for it to become a beautiful little potted plant! However, bean sprouts in potted plants can only live for 1-2 months. If you want them to live longer, you need to add some hydroponic nutrient solution to the water.