Throw the kiwi seeds into water, soak them for 2 days, and the tender leaves that grow can become potted plants!

Throw the kiwi seeds into water, soak them for 2 days, and the tender leaves that grow can become potted plants!

Autumn is the season for eating fruits. Although eating fruits is a very happy thing, Huahua still wants to tell you that when eating kiwi fruit, we can bury the kiwi fruit seeds in the soil, and they will grow into potted plants in a few days!

Because growing flowers has become a national hobby, people now grow all kinds of flowers. Unless we particularly like them, we still don’t think it is necessary to buy flower plants. Because we can grow what we eat on a daily basis. If you want to eat leeks, plant a pot on your balcony. If you want to eat water spinach, plant a pot on your balcony!

No matter what it is, as long as you bury it in the soil, you will have unexpected harvest! The same goes for kiwi fruit. Many people like to use a spoon to scoop out kiwi fruit when eating it. Huahua suggests that you scoop out a small piece and pick out the kiwi seeds.

If you find it troublesome, you can also put the dug kiwi fruit in a cup of water to separate the flesh, and the kiwi seeds will slowly float up. We place the floating seeds in a container of warm water. Change the water every day, and within a few days you will find the kiwi seeds turning white and sprouting.

After you notice that the seeds are turning white, place the seeds on a wet paper towel and cover it with a container. It is best to have some space on the top of the container to allow the seeds to be exposed to the air. Huahua thinks a mineral water bottle will work. After about two or three days, you will see the kiwi seeds sprout, and then you can plant the seeds in the soil.

You can choose soil that is relatively fertile and breathable. It is best to keep the soil moist before burying the seeds to provide the seeds with a moist growing space. Kiwi seeds can grow into a small potted plant in about seven days. Once the kiwi fruit slowly grows branches and leaves, it can be divided and cared for.

During the growth process, it is best to apply some fertilizer to the kiwi fruit potted plants, which can make the kiwi fruit grow faster and healthier. Especially in spring, Huahua recommends that everyone apply some phosphorus-based compound fertilizer to kiwi fruit, which can make the plants grow faster.

Getting kiwi fruit to bear fruit is much more troublesome than planting it in potted plants. Kiwi fruit needs artificial pollination or artificial grafting to bear fruit. We cannot grow it to bear fruit just by raising it in our daily life. However, if you think it is good to grow a kiwi potted plant, you just need to take good care of it.

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