He threw fruit cores into a pot and it grew into a big garden

orange

1. The collected orange seeds need to be kept clean and the pulp sticking to the surface must be removed.

2. Soak the collected orange seeds in clean water, change the water every day, and soak them in water for about a week. Keep changing the water every day to keep the seeds clean.

3. Prepare a pot of nutrient soil and make it loose and breathable. Bury the orange seeds about two centimeters below the soil, water them every day, and wait patiently for the seeds to germinate.

4. Generally, orange seed potted plants will germinate in about 3 weeks. If planted in colder weather, the germination time will be later.

5. Oranges are relatively shade-tolerant, but they still need good sunlight to grow healthily. They are not cold-resistant and will suffer frost damage when the temperature drops below -8°C. The soil needs to be kept moist during the growth period.

kiwi

1. Choose a healthy kiwi fruit, cut it in half with a knife, and remove the seeds from the flesh.

2. Soak the prepared kiwi seeds in clean water, place them in a sunny place, and change the water every day.

3. When you see that the kiwi seeds show signs of germination, you can take out the seeds, place them on a wet paper towel, and use the wet towel to germinate them.

4. Then sow the germinated seeds into the flowerpot, cover with a thin layer of soil, water thoroughly, and wait for the new sprouts to sprout.

With good care, you may soon be able to eat the kiwis you grew yourself.

apple

1. Prepare a pair of scissors, break the core and take out the seeds (you can also put them directly into your mouth)

2. Wash the seeds and set aside (do not let the seeds contain pulp)

3. Prepare seedling boxes, paper towels, spray bottles, and label stickers.

4. Place the washed apple seeds on a paper towel and put them in the box.

5. Cover the apple seeds with a layer of paper towel.

6. Use a spray to wet the paper towel. Be careful not to spray too much water to prevent the seeds from rotting.

7. Close the lid and put on the label.

8. If the temperature can reach 20 degrees, the seeds will germinate in about 2-3 days.

9. Note that this long and thin section is the root of the apple, not the bud. We just need to bury this part of the root in the prepared seedling soil, with the bud head facing upwards, and then wait quietly for them to break out of the soil.

10. The seeds buried in the soil will break through the shells within a few days.

Longan

1. Remove the longan pulp and soak it in clean water for a few days, changing the water every day.

2. After soaking in water for a week, you will find a crack in the shell of the longan.

3. Plant the cracked longans with the buds facing upwards into the flowerpots.

4. Put a layer of pebbles on the surface, water it thoroughly, and keep the soil moist every day. The longan will sprout in about a week.

(Author: Chushisan Source: Douban)

pitaya

1. Cut the dragon fruit in half with a knife, then use a spoon to gently scrape the flesh into a plate.

2. Add appropriate amount of water to the pulp and rub it gently to separate the pulp and seeds.

3. Find a water-permeable gauze net. If there is no gauze net, a pair of stockings will also work. Pour the rubbed pulp into the gauze net and filter out the water and some impurities. Then continue to soak in water and rub until the pulp and seeds are completely separated.

4. The obtained dragon fruit seeds can be placed on clean toilet paper to absorb moisture and make the seeds completely dry, which is conducive to sowing.

5. Sow the prepared dragon fruit seeds evenly into the flower pots.

6. The planted dragon fruit potted plants need to be watered thoroughly and then covered with plastic wrap to keep them moist. Remove the plastic wrap and spray water every day until the dragon fruit sprouts, then you can completely remove the plastic wrap.

7. After two weeks, a dense forest of dragon fruit will grow out. It is a light yellow-green color and will look fresh and clean when placed on your desk or coffee table.

Pomegranate

1. Choose plump and ripe pomegranates. Open the pomegranate peel, take the pomegranate seeds out of the fruit, and remove the outer seed coat, which is the part we eat.

2. Place the pomegranate seeds neatly in the cultivation medium. You can use small white pebbles to plant, and spray them with a kettle every day to keep the pebbles and seeds completely moist throughout the germination stage. No water should accumulate to prevent the seeds from rotting.

▼The seeds will break through the soil in about three or four weeks.

▼Pomegranate seedlings

3. When the bottom of the pomegranate seedlings becomes lignified, the pomegranate seedlings can be transplanted from the seedbed into the flower pots. Recommended soil: 7 parts leaf mold or humus soil, 2 parts turf soil, 1 part sandy soil

4. Use a small gardening shovel or a hard wooden stick to dig a hole in the flowerpot that is big enough to fit the roots of the seedling.

5. Take the seedlings out of the seedbed, plant them in pots, water them and compact them.

▼Transplanted pomegranate seedlings

lemon

1. Soak the lemon seeds in clean water for a while to make it easier to remove the pulp.

2. Use tweezers to remove the pulp from the surface of the lemon seeds.

3. Then soak the lemon in water and change the water every day until you see buds.

4. Sow the processed lemon seeds evenly into the flower pots.

5. After sowing, place a layer of pebbles on top of the lemon seeds.

6. Spray water every day to keep it moist, and it will sprout in about a week.

7. Put a cute little lemon potted plant in front of your desk to bring you a good mood every day.

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