How to plant the papaya seeds you just ate

1. Clean the seeds

The seeds that have just been peeled are still alive, but there will be some flesh attached to the outside. If they are not removed cleanly, they will rot and deteriorate when buried in the soil, attracting ants or insects, which will cause the seeds to be eaten away, making it difficult for them to grow and bloom normally. Remove the outer flesh, then wash it in clean water and place it aside to dry.

2. Prepare the flower pot

When you first start planting small seeds, the flower pot you prepare should not be too big. Just prepare a small breathable flower pot with drainage holes at the bottom to allow excess water to drain out. The material of the entire flower pot should be permeable.

3. Prepare loam

It is a tropical fruit that requires more nutrient support for its growth, so the prepared loam must ensure nutritional value. It can be mixed with nutrient soil and river sand, which can not only maintain nutrition but also increase drainage. Sufficient base fertilizer should also be applied to ensure long-term release of nutrients.

4. Start Planting

Sow the seeds in the flowerpot, cover them with soil, and water them in advance to keep them moist. Then place it where it can be exposed to astigmatism and can be exposed to sunlight normally.