Planting flowers and vegetables is not as good as planting fruits, which can be eaten, appreciated and sold for money

passion fruit

1. To choose seeds, you can buy them directly, or you can choose an older passion fruit, dig out the seeds inside and clean them. Huahua chooses to dig out the seeds!

2. Prepare a seedling box. You can use the yogurt box at home, or other plastic boxes. Clean them and poke a few holes in the bottom. Huahua actually prefers yogurt boxes~

3. Fill the seedling box with nutrient soil, then place the seeds one by one on the soil and sprinkle a thin layer of soil on it.

(Author: Big Head Cat Source: Sina Blog)

4. Use a spray to wet the soil surface, then place it in a well-ventilated place with scattered light and wait for germination. Note that the soil surface must always be kept moist.

5. After germination and the growth of 3 to 4 pairs of true leaves, it is necessary to transplant the plants. Find a plastic cup and poke a few holes in the bottom.
6. Plant the passion fruit together with the soil in a disposable paper cup. Be careful not to damage the root system. Compact the soil and water it thoroughly.
7. When the passion fruit has grown beyond the disposable cup, you can transplant it into a flowerpot. Note that you can only plant one passion fruit in one flowerpot, and the size of the flowerpot must be large!
8. When it is 5 months old, build a rack for the passion fruit and let it climb up.

9. Then just wait for it to bloom and bear fruit!

Fig

1. Choose healthy branches without diseases or insect pests from mature trees. Each branch should be about 15-20 cm long and have 2 buds.

2. Soak the branches in clean water for 2-3 hours to remove surface dirt, and then soak the lower end of the branches in the rooting agent solution for 5-10 minutes.

3. Sand can be chosen as the soil for cuttings, and nutrient soil is also OK, but it is best to spray some potassium permanganate or expose it to the sun for disinfection before use.

4. Prepare a plastic bottle, cut off the upper half of the plastic bottle, leaving only the other half, fill it with river sand or nutrient soil, and water it thoroughly.

5. Use a wooden stick to poke several small holes on the surface of the river sand, gently insert the branches into the small holes, then compact them with soil, place them in a well-lit and ventilated place, and wait for the roots to grow.

6. After a few weeks, the branches will take root. Through the transparent plastic bottle, we can see that the roots have grown all over the bottle.

7. Transplant the rooted fig branches with the original soil into the flowerpot. Be careful not to lack water. Water it in time when you see the leaves are slightly wilting. Of course, don't water too much. Make sure there is sufficient light.

Grape

1. Prepare bottles, scissors, branches, cotton, flower pots, sand, etc.

2. Leave two buds on each cut piece used for cuttings. When cutting strips, please note that it is best to arrange the cut on the bud, which will enhance the formation of callus tissue.
3. Fill a small bottle with water, insert the cut end of the strip into the bottle, exposing two buds, and fill the gap between the bottle mouth and the branch with cotton.

4. Then bury the entire bottle of sand in a large flowerpot, leaving only the part above the bottle mouth exposed. Keep the sand moist.

5. It will take about 20 days to a month for a large number of roots to grow near the bottle mouth.

6. Just plant the rooted seedlings in the flowerpot and you’re done!

7. Now, water the soil once every 2 to 3 days to keep it moist, but not waterlogged. By July to October next year, you will have grapes to eat!
How about it?
Are you interested, fellow flower lovers?
If you grow other fruits at home, please leave a message to tell Huahua~

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