How to grow avocado

1. Clean the seeds

Choose an avocado that is relatively mature, eat the flesh and leave the seeds, then wash the seeds in clean water.

2. Planting seeds

Prepare a flower pot or cup and put the soil in it, then water it to make the soil completely moist, or fill it with moist soil. Put the avocado pit in. Don't bury it completely. Leave about one-third of it exposed. Place the plant with the pointed end facing up in a sunny location and water it every 6 hours.

3. Transplanting into the soil

The seeds will germinate in about 2 weeks after being planted. After germination, they can be moved outdoors for planting after careful care for a period of time. When transplanting, bury the plant in the soil with the flowerpot. It is best not to take it out to avoid affecting its later growth.

4. Post-maintenance

Avocado itself is a tropical fruit, so it needs plenty of sunlight to grow, and the planting site must have sufficient light.