Grow your own fruit at home by using only kitchen scraps.
Here’s what you need:
- Strawberry
- Raspberry
- Tomato
- Lemon
- Orange
- Avocado
- Pineapple
- Mason jars or cups
- Toothpicks
- All-purpose or seed-starting soil
Instructions:
1. Raspberries
- Remove the seeds from the raspberries
- Clean the seeds thoroughly sing water and let them dry
- Fill a container ¾ with soil and place the seeds
- Cover the seeds with ¼ inch soil
- Spray water on the seeds every day
- Place the seeds in sunlight and transfer them into soil once he sprout grows the third leaf
2. Strawberries
- Remove the seeds from the strawberries with a toothpick
- Clean the seeds thoroughly sing water and let them dry
- Fill a container ¾ with soil and place the seeds
- Cover the seeds with ¼ inch soil
- Spray water on the seeds every day
- Place the seeds in sunlight and transfer them into soil once he sprout grows the third leaf
3. Citrus
- Remove the seeds from the citrus
- Rinse the seeds, but don’t let it dry
- Fill a container ¾ with soil and place the seeds
- Cover the seeds with ¼ inch soil
- Leave seeds in a warm place
- Spray them with water every day
- Watch the seeds sprout
4. Tomatoes
- Slice tomatoes into thirds
- Take 1/3 and place it in a jar filled with ¾ all-purposed soil
- Cover the slice with soil
- Leave the jar in direct sunlight and spray it with water every day
- Watch for seeds to sprout!
5. Avocado
- Remove the seeds from one avocado
- Wash the seed and let it dry
- Poke toothpicks on sides of the avocado
- Put the seed in a glass of water, relying on the toothpicks so that only the bottom quarter is inside the water.
- Change the water once a week
- Transfer to soil when the root reaches 2-3 inches
6. Pineapple
- Slice the crown of the pineapple
- Remove the leaves so that 5 inches of the crown are bare
- Place the crown in a sunny place for 2-7 days so it dries
- Put the seed in a glass of water, relying on the toothpicks so that only the bottom quarter is inside the water.
- Change the water once a week
- Transfer to soil when the roots reach 2-3 inches