Winter brings fewer fruits and green plants, but you can grow adorable greenery using seeds from these winter fruits. Let's give it a try!
1. After eating longan, don't discard the pits. Soak them in water for a day until they crack slightly.
Plant them upright in soil, shaping them carefully.
Sprouts appear within a week, and within a month, they grow like this.
2. Soak lemon seeds in water first.
Remove the outer skin, then plant with the pointed end facing upward.
A cute little potted plant.
3. Scoop out the flesh from dragon fruit, soak the seeds to separate them from the pulp.
Scatter them on the surface, then cover with a thin layer of soil.
Gently shape the soil around the seeds, then cover with plastic wrap.
Couldn't be any cuter!
4. Grapefruit seeds are similar to lemons: remove the outer skin before planting in soil.
The sprouts resemble lemon seed seedlings too!