How to grow avocados and where are avocados produced?

1. How to plant

1. Process the seeds: After eating the avocado, you can take out the core, which is the seed that can be planted. Wash the seeds thoroughly in clean water, remove the outer pulp, and peel off the outer slices.

2. Rooting in water: Place the seeds on the water surface with the rounder end facing downward. You can use wire or toothpicks to allow them to slightly touch the water surface. Place them in a warm place to promote germination. Change the water every day and it will germinate after a period of time.

3. Choose a pot and match the soil: Choose a flower pot that is not too big, with drainage holes at the bottom. The soil inside should be loose and breathable. You can use garden soil or sandy soil to ensure both nutrition and air permeability.

4. Planting in pots: After the sprouts grown from the seeds are stable, you can transplant them into pots and then water them appropriately. It is a tropical plant that cannot grow without sunlight, so it needs more exposure to sunlight during later maintenance.

2. Where is the origin?

Avocado, also known as alligator pear, is native to Mexico and Central America, and is later widely cultivated in California. It is now grown all over the world, mainly in tropical and subtropical regions. It is now grown in Guangxi, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Hainan, Fujian, Yunnan, Sichuan and other places in my country.