I picked up the seeds that fell on the roadside and took them home. I soaked them in a pot and threw

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Tamarind

pinecone

ginkgo

jackfruit

cycad

Loquat

There are many trees on Huahua's way to work. Whenever the trees are full of fruits, Huahua always thinks that it would be nice to have one at home. However, some masters have realized Huahua’s idea, and the seeds they picked up on the road have turned into beautiful little potted plants in their hands.

Tamarind

Tamarind is Huahua’s favorite snack when she was a child, and it is a must-have at sports events. However, you may not know that tamarind is the fruit of tamarind.

Planting method:

1. Peel out the tamarind seeds you picked up and soak them in water for 1-2 days, then they can be easily cleaned.

2. Soak the cleaned tamarind in clean water.

3. Pick out the soaked seeds and use wet paper towels to germinate.

4. Place the germinated seeds in the soil with the buds facing down.

5. One week later, budding tamarind.

6. Soon, the tamarind will grow into a small potted plant!

Pine cones

Many friends like to pick pine cones for decoration, but they don’t know that pine cones can also be used to make potted plants!

Planting method:

1. Knock the pine cones you picked up a few times to knock out the pine nuts inside and remove the shriveled pine nuts.

2. Put the seeds in a wet towel to germinate. After the buds grow, move them to the potting soil.

3. The little pine tree grows!

Ginkgo

Huahua likes the leaves of Ginkgo the most, they are like little fans, cute and cute~

Planting method:

1. Prepare 2 plastic boxes, one large and one small, and lay them in the small plastic boxes. Cover the cracked ginkgo seeds with a layer of wet sphagnum moss, and then put the small plastic box into the large plastic box for germination.

2. After two weeks, the ginkgo will grow fine roots and be ready for hydroponics.

3. Put the germinated ginkgo seeds into a slender water bottle filled with water. After about half a month, they will grow into thin stem seedlings.

4. The leaves of the grown-up Ginkgo are super beautiful!

Jackfruit

Jackfruit grows in the tropics. Friends in the north rarely have the opportunity to see a jackfruit tree. So why not plant a small potted plant at home~

Planting method:

1. Wash the jackfruit seeds. Soak in a plastic box filled with clean water.

2. Peel the soaked jackfruit seeds and put them into the pot soil prepared in advance.

3. After about a month, the jackfruit will grow into seedlings.

4. Jackfruit grows into a small tree. It turns out that jackfruit looks like this!

Cycad

Cycad is what we often call the cycad. However, it is often said that the iron tree does not bloom for ten years, so the seeds are not easy to pick up. But what if~

Planting method:

1. Peel the cycad fruit and take out the seeds inside.

2. Use a small hammer to gently open a gap. This gap is where the cycads sprout.

3. Place the cycad seeds flatly into the loose and breathable soil prepared in advance, and cover the surface of the seeds with a layer of soil.

4. After sprouting and growing into seedlings, transplant them into pots.

Loquat

Loquat is a common fruit in the south. It is not only delicious but also moisturizes the lungs and relieves coughs. Loquat trees are also very ornamental. Plant a pot and put it in your home!

Planting method:

1. Wash the loquat seeds and soak them in water.

2. Place the soaked loquat seeds in wet wipes for germination.

3. Put the sprouted loquat seeds flatly into the soil with the buds facing downwards.

4. The small seedlings emerging from the loquat are shiny green.

5. A small potted loquat plant is ready!

Have you ever picked up seeds on the roadside?

Have you planted the seeds into potted plants?

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