Throw these 4 kinds of fruit cores in a pot, and you won’t have to buy potted plants for 10 years!

Pomegranate bonsai

It’s the pomegranate season now. This time, you must be gentle with your mouth and don’t swallow the pomegranate seeds. If you spit out 3 pomegranates, there will be 3 more pomegranate trees in the world~

1. Choose plump pomegranate seeds.

2. Dry in a cool and ventilated place.

3. Prepare a transparent perlite seedling box, cut the pomegranate seeds and place them facing upwards in the perlite seedling box.

4. Place it in a natural diffuse light environment, spray water once a day, keep it moist, and the seeds will germinate in about 2-3 weeks!

5. When the plant grows to 5-7cm, you can see the long roots at the bottom, then take the plant out.

6. Spray water on the seedlings to moisten the roots, then cut the roots short and apply rooting powder.

(Comparison before and after root trimming)

7. Prepare a flowerpot with loose and fertile soil, poke holes with a small wooden stick first, and then carefully place the seedlings in the pot.

8. Keep it in a ventilated and diffused light environment and avoid direct sunlight.

9. After about 3 months, the branches of the plant begin to become lignified.

10. While the branches are still soft, prepare to shape them. Use strong steel or copper wire to wrap around the pomegranate seedling in a spiral, starting from the base.

11. Because the newly grown seedlings are flexible, grow fast and are easy to shape, they will slowly grow along the steel wire, and we will have the beautiful potted plants below.

Mango potted plants

Mango is Huahua’s favorite fruit. It looks good and tastes good. In order to eat more mangoes, I decided to plant a mango tree~

1. Try to choose large mangoes. The core of such mangoes is larger and more mature, and the germination rate is higher.

2. Scrape off the yellow flesh on the outside, wash it clean, and reveal the white fibers inside. Then place it in a ventilated place to dry.

3. Cut off the outer skin with scissors and peel off the shell, which will be more conducive to germination.

4. When you peel it, you will see brown seeds. Carefully take out the seeds.

5. Use a knife to carefully remove the outer film. Be sure not to scratch the seeds, otherwise the seeds will not germinate. Then soak it in water and change the water every day.

6. After about 4 days, the seeds will germinate. During this process, the seeds will change from yellow-white to a light yellow-green.

7. Choose a flower pot that is twice the height of the mango, spray water on the soil surface until it is moist, then dig a hole, put the seeds vertically with the sprouts facing upwards, and leave the upward part slightly exposed.

8. Spread a thin layer of pebbles on the soil surface, water it thoroughly, and place it in a place with scattered light. Remember to spray water once every two days!

9. In the current season, new shoots can appear in about a week, and they grow very fast.

10. Slowly, a small mango tree was formed.

Dragon fruit potted plant

Dragon fruit has the most seeds, so you can easily take out a lot of them~

1. Cut the dragon fruit and scoop out half of the flesh.

2. Put it in a container with water and stir.

3. Soak for 2 days, separate the pulp and seeds, and drain the water with gauze.

4. Choose the thinnest colander, place it in a cool place, and let it dry for a few days.

5. Find a container you like and put a layer of clean pebbles on the bottom.

6. Add soil, fine sand, vermiculite and garden soil.

7. If you want a special shape, you can also prepare molds of various shapes.

8. Sprinkle a layer of beautiful and neat white sand around the mold.

9. Sprinkle the seeds on the soil surface inside the mold.

10. Spray water to moisten it and cover it with plastic wrap to keep it moist and warm.

11. Place it in a diffuse light environment and it will sprout within a week.

12. At two weeks old, it is really super cute.

13. When it grows a little bigger, it will have soft little thorns and be furry. A pot of dragon fruit potted plant is ready.

Mangosteen

Mangosteen is also very cute when used as a potted plant. Come and learn how to do it~

1. After eating the mangosteen meat, leave the seeds, wash them, and soak them in a small dish for about 8 days, changing the water every day.

2. Bury the mangosteen seeds shallowly in the seedling soil and wait for them to germinate. Be patient and don't dig them out to check, otherwise they will not grow.

3. After about 10 days, red roots and white buds will grow from the mangosteen core.

4. Bury the mangosteen core in the soil. Note that the sprouts should face upwards and the roots should face downwards. Then cover it with a thin layer of medical stone and water it thoroughly.

5. Soon, the stems of the mangosteen emerged, and in just one day, the leaves unfolded.

6. Within two weeks, the leaves changed color from red to yellow and then to green.

7. After about 5 months, the mangosteen will grow into a beautiful big potted plant! Beautiful, right?