Grow Tons of Fruits in Container Indoors - Gardening Tricks

12 fruits you can grow at home in a container today! 1. Tomatoes Growing tomatoes from the seeds starts with cutting a tomato in ...

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🍅Tomatoes can be grown from seeds by drying them and planting them in moist soil with eggshell planters.

🥒Cucumbers can be grown from seeds by scooping them out of a cucumber, soaking them in water, and then planting them in soil with trellis support.

🥑Avocado trees can be grown from pits by suspending the pit in water with toothpicks until roots form, then planting it in soil.

🍉Watermelons can be grown from seeds by exposing them between the seeds of a cut watermelon, placing them in a plastic container with damp paper towels, and keeping them at room temperature.

🎃Pumpkins can be grown from seeds by removing them from a pumpkin, rinsing off the pulp, and letting them dry before planting them in moist soil.

🍑Peach trees can be grown from pits by rinsing them off and planting them in moist soil, preferably in the fall with lots of water and sunlight.

🌶️Peppers can be grown from seeds by rubbing them off the white center pulp, planting them in warm soil, and providing warmth and sunlight for growth.

🍍Pineapples can be grown from crowns by twisting off the top leaves, rooting them in water, and then planting them in soil with plenty of sunlight.

🍓Strawberries can be grown from seeds by gently freeing them from the surface of a strawberry, drying them, and planting them in moistened soil.

🍊Citrus fruits like oranges can be grown from seeds by soaking them overnight, planting them in moist soil, and covering them with a plastic bag to create a greenhouse effect.

🍇Raspberries can be grown from seeds by pressing them through a strainer, drying them, and planting them in potting soil in a container.

🌰Onions can be grown from the core of an onion by cutting away the outside layers, leaving the core with roots and shoots, and planting it in damp soil.

Timestamped Summary

00:18 Growing tomatoes from seeds: Cut a tomato in half, scoop out the seeds, dry them on a paper towel, press them into moistened soil in eggshells, and plant on a sunny windowsill until sprouted.

01:01 Growing cucumbers from seeds: Cut a cucumber in half, scoop out the seeds, put them in water to separate fertile seeds from the others, plant directly in soil or in a container with trellis support.

01:33 Growing an avocado tree from the pit: Remove pit from avocado, insert toothpicks for support, place in a glass of water until roots form, then plant in soil in a sunny location.

02:05 Growing watermelons from seeds: Cut open a watermelon to expose seeds, slide them out intact, place on a damp paper towel in a plastic container covered with plastic wrap, keep at room temperature until ready to plant.

02:54 Growing pumpkins from seeds: Cut a hole in the top of a pumpkin, remove seeds, rinse pulp off, let them dry for a week, plant in moist soil, and transfer to new location after a month.

03:24 Growing a peach tree from the pit: Remove pit from peach, rinse off, soak for a few hours, plant in moist soil in a container, water regularly and provide lots of sunlight.

03:46 Growing peppers from seeds: Cut open a pepper, collect seeds, plant them in containers with warm soil, provide warmth for sprouting and lots of sunlight.

04:12 Growing a pineapple from the crown: Twist the crown off a pineapple, peel off the bottom layers of leaves until 1/2 inch is exposed, place in a jar or container with water until roots form, then plant in soil and provide sunlight.

05:01 Growing strawberries from seeds: Gently remove seeds from the surface of a strawberry, let them dry for a week, plant in moist soil just below the surface in a small container, keep plants watered and provide regular sunlight.

05:40 Growing oranges and citrus fruits from seeds: Soak seeds overnight, plant them in moist potting soil in a container, cover with plastic to create a greenhouse effect, keep in a warm sunny spot for 2 weeks, then remove plastic and provide water and sunlight.

06:16 Growing raspberries from seeds: Press raspberries through a strainer to remove pulp, dry seeds on a paper towel for a week, plant in potting soil just below the surface in a container, keep away from sunlight for the first few weeks and mist daily.

06:48 Growing onions from the core: Cut away outer layers of an onion until only the core is left with the roots and shoots, place in damp potting soil, keep watered and sprouts will form in about four days.

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Q&A

How can I grow tomatoes from seeds?

To grow tomatoes from seeds, cut a tomato in half, scoop out the seeds, and dry them on a paper towel for 5-7 days. Then, press the dried tomato seeds into moistened soil and place them on a sunny windowsill until they sprout. You can then plant them outside, including the eggshell planters for added nutrients.

What is the process for growing cucumbers from seeds?

To grow cucumbers from seeds, cut a cucumber in half and scoop out the seeds. Stir them in a glass of water, allowing the fertile seeds to fall to the bottom. Remove the remaining seeds and plant them directly into the soil, providing plenty of sunlight and water. If growing in a container, make sure to provide a trellis for them to climb.

How can I grow an avocado tree from the pit?

To grow an avocado tree from the pit, remove the pit from the fruit and push toothpicks into it. Place the pit in a glass of water, making sure the pointy side is up. After several weeks, when you have a strong root system, transfer the pit into a container with soil. Keep the avocado tree in a warm and sunny place, providing regular watering.

What is the process for growing watermelons from seeds?

To grow watermelons from seeds, cut up a watermelon between the seeds to expose them. Remove the seeds with a toothpick and place them on a damp paper towel in a small, clear plastic container. Cover the container with clear plastic wrap and keep it at room temperature. After four days, the seeds will be ready for planting in small containers, requiring warm sunshine and regular watering.

How can I grow pumpkins from seeds?

To grow pumpkins from seeds, cut a large hole in the top of a pumpkin and remove the seeds. Rinse the seeds to remove the pulp and let them dry on wax paper for a week. Plant the seeds in moist, warm soil in small containers. After about ten days, the plants will emerge, and after a month, they will be ready to plant somewhere else.

What is the process for growing strawberries from seeds?

Growing strawberries from seeds involves gently freeing the seeds from the strawberry's surface with a toothpick. Dry the seeds on a paper towel for a week in a cool location. Then, plant the strawberry seeds just under the surface of moistened soil in a small container. Regular watering is needed, and once the seeds have sprouted, they can be transplanted into larger containers or planted outside if the weather is warm.

How can I grow oranges and other citrus fruits from seeds?

Growing oranges and other citrus fruits from seeds is easy. Soak the seeds overnight and then plant them 1/2 inch deep into moist potting soil in any kind of container. Cover the container with a clear plastic bag to create a greenhouse effect and place it in a warm, sunny spot for 2 weeks. After the seeds start to grow, remove the plastic and keep the plants watered and sprayed in a warm, sunny spot away from the wind.