Throw the taro into the water, and it will grow into a large potted plant in 3 months, comparable to the "Dripping Guanyin"

I believe that friends who have raised flowers must know what this feeling is like! Many novices or newbies who like plants actually want to get into the business of growing flowers, but they have no experience and don’t know how to choose plants, so they become hesitant.

It doesn’t matter, Huahua came here this way too! At the beginning, I was afraid that I would give up halfway, and I was also worried that I didn’t have enough knowledge to grow plants well, so I used some ingredients from my kitchen to practice, and that’s how I entered the world of flower growing! Well, today Huahua will recommend several potted plants that can be made using kitchen ingredients to novice cooks, to give novice friends a chance to practice!

peanut

Peanuts are probably the most common plant seeds. If you have peanuts at home, please note that they are raw. The ripe ones cannot sprout! If you eat a few less peanut kernels, you can exchange them for a small potted plant. How convenient!

We soak the remaining peanut kernels in water. When the peanuts sprout, we can pick up the peanut kernels, bury them in the soil, and wait for them to become potted plants! It should be noted that the peanut kernels should not be buried too deep, and the soil covering the peanut kernels should not be too thick, otherwise it will be easy for the peanut seedlings to break through the soil. After transplanting from water to soil, the potted plants should be watered thoroughly to ensure sufficient moisture for plant growth.

Just take care of it slowly, and it will grow into a small potted plant in less than a month. It is a very good choice to place it on a desk or office desk!

sweet potato

When I was eating sweet potatoes yesterday, I found that they had sprouted! Huahua thought it was fun, so she made the sweet potatoes into small potted plants. It is really fun to make potted plants with sweet potatoes! And it’s very simple, you can use water or soil! Put the sweet potato with the sprouting end facing up and place it in a container filled with soil or water! It won’t take long before the sweet potato will grow fresh leaves, which will stunningly please you!

corn

In fact, not many people know that corn can also be grown as a potted plant. Have you only heard of sweet potatoes and potatoes growing in pots? Today Huahua will tell you that corn can actually be turned into a potted plant! The method is as simple as the above two!

Just peel the corn husks and put them in a container filled with water! It’s super simple, the corn sprouted in just a few days! The only thing you need to pay attention to is to try to choose some older corn, because tender corn is not easy to sprout, and we still need to eat it!

Taro

Taro can actually be grown as a potted plant! Moreover, the potted plants grown from taro are somewhat different from the above ones. The potted plants grown from taro take a little longer to bloom and grow larger. The leaves of taro look a bit like the weeping angel!

Taro grows quite vigorously. In about three months, a small taro can grow into a tall potted plant. Let’s give it a try!