To the fruit pots she planted, I wanted to throw all my flowers away!

1. Watermelon potted plants

1. Clean the watermelon seeds and remove the pulp on the surface.

2. Place the cleaned watermelon on a wet towel to germinate.

3. When the watermelon seeds germinate, plant the watermelon in a flowerpot, water it thoroughly, keep the soil moist, and place it in a place with scattered light.

4. When the watermelon seedlings grow four or five true leaves, you can do the first pinching to promote the germination of side buds. During the entire growing period of the watermelon, you can constantly top and pinch the side branches to concentrate the nutrients on the flowers and fruits.

5. In order to promote the fruiting rate, you can actively pollinate the watermelon when it blooms.

2. Kiwi potted plants

1. Take out the kiwi seeds and place them on a wet towel or moist gauze to germinate.

2. After the kiwi seeds germinate, plant the seeds in a flowerpot and cover them with a thin layer of soil.

3. Keep the soil moist. After a period of time, a dense small forest will grow, which will feel cool just looking at it in the hot summer!

3. Apple potted plants

1. You can also use wet wipes to germinate apple seeds and let the seeds sprout first.

2. Then bury the apple seeds in the flowerpot, be careful not to break the tender shoots, and water them thoroughly. After about a week, the apple seeds will break through the soil.

4. Pitaya potted plants

1. Pitaya seeds are difficult to clean. Chop the pitaya pulp into pieces, put it into stockings, and rub it hard to separate the pulp and seeds. Be sure to separate them cleanly and don't be afraid of trouble.

2. Clean the dragon fruit seeds.

3. Sprinkle the dragon fruit seeds evenly in the flower pot.

4. Water thoroughly and cover with plastic wrap to keep it moist. The dragon fruit will sprout in four or five days. After sprouting, remove the plastic wrap and place it in a well-lit place for maintenance.

5. Lemon potted plants

1. Remove the lemon seeds and pulp, put them in water, and carry out hydroponic germination. Change the water every day to keep the water clean.

2. When you see the lemon seeds sprout, you can plant them in a flowerpot and cover the lemon seeds with a layer of pebbles.

3. Keep the soil moist and small sprouts will appear in a week.

6. Longan potted plants

1. Soak the leftover longan seeds in water and change the water every day until the seeds crack slightly.

2. Bury the cracked part upwards in the flowerpot, put a layer of pebbles on the surface, water it thoroughly, and then spray water every day to keep it moist.

3. In about a week, the green longan seedlings will grow out.

(Author: Chushisan Source: Douban)

7. Lychee potted plants

1. Place the litchi on a wet towel to germinate until you see sprouts appear.

2. At this time, plant the litchi seeds in a flowerpot, water it thoroughly, and cover the flowerpot with a layer of plastic wrap to keep it moist.

3. After the seeds germinate, you can remove the plastic wrap and place the litchi potted plants in a place with sufficient light for maintenance.

8. Mango potted plants

1. The mango seed shell is very hard, so you need to use scissors to cut the mango seed shell and take out the seeds inside.

2. There is a thin layer of skin on the outside of mango seeds, which needs to be torn off. After tearing it off, put the mango seeds in water to induce roots.

3. After the mango seeds germinate, plant them in a loose and breathable substrate.

4. Water it every day and keep the soil moist, and it will soon grow into a small potted plant!

9. Pomegranate potted plants

1. Separate the pomegranate seeds from the pulp.

2. Sow the seeds into the prepared perlite seedbed and water thoroughly to keep the substrate moist.

3. In about three or four weeks, the pomegranate seeds will germinate

10. Orange potted plants

1. Soak the orange plants in water and change the water every day until you see the seeds show signs of germination.

2. Prepare a loose and breathable substrate, plant the germinated orange seeds on it, covering it to a depth of two to three times that of the seeds. Water it every day to keep the substrate moist. It usually takes three weeks to germinate.

11. Jackfruit potted plants

1. Soak the jackfruit seeds in water and change the water every day until you see roots sprouting, as shown in the picture below.

2. Then, plant the plant with the bud point downward into the prepared substrate.

3. During the maintenance period, ensure good ventilation and soil moisture, and it will soon grow into a small potted plant.

12. Papaya potted plants

1. Remove the outer seeds of papaya seeds, leaving only the seeds inside, soak the seeds in water, change the water every morning and evening, and you can sow them in about four or five days.

2. After planting the seeds in the flowerpot, you can cover the seeds with a thin layer of pebbles.

3. Papaya seeds germinate very quickly. If the temperature is high, they can grow into a small forest in four or five days.

13. Loquat potted plants

1. If you find breeding troublesome, you can directly plant loquats in a loose and breathable substrate and keep the substrate moist.

2. Place the flower pot in a diffuse light location and the seedlings will emerge in about two weeks.

14. Grapefruit potted plant

1. Some grapefruits do not have seeds, so if you want to grow grapefruits, it depends on luck. After getting the grapefruit seeds, peel off the outer skin of the seeds. Soak in water overnight.

2. Then spread the seeds evenly in the soil.

3. Cover the seeds with a layer of pebbles and water thoroughly.

4. Place it in a place with scattered light, water it about once every two days, and it will germinate soon.

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