Avocado Germination 🥑

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Hello beautiful people

Two years ago I germinated avocados. He died from being damaged while moving to another city. For the last few days, I had been burning with a desire to germinate avocados again. I was worried if it would germinate again, but I decided to do it anyway.

I love plants. Sometimes I think that because of this love, the house will be full of plants. Plants that usually do not bloom attract me more. I have a lot of plants in my house right now. This love started to increase when I bought a few plants. So actually, when I started growing plants with my own efforts, I really liked this sense of usefulness. As time passed, I couldn't help myself. Whenever I came home I found plants somewhere. We exchange plants with my neighbor every summer, as we do now. Sometimes I buy a seedling from him, sometimes he takes it from me. We give each other a reproduction of plants. It would be more correct to say that my love for plants has infected him too.

A neighbor of mine gave me a bonsai type plant today. I was so happy that I cannot describe it. Another gift that makes me so happy is books. Books and plants are indispensable for me. Anyway, let's get back to the subject without much ado.


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After eating the avocado, I washed the seeds.


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I dipped four toothpicks into the avocado seed in a circular rotation.


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Then I placed the avocado seed in a glass of water. It is important to prevent the seed from falling into the water with a toothpick.

If you do not have toothpicks at home, you can produce different alternatives as long as the seed remains on the water surface.


  • They actually peel the avocado seeds, but I did not. I have never had a problem like this before.

  • The seed will start to germinate in approximately 1 - 1.5 months of water. We have to wait patiently in this process.

  • I will plant it in humus soil when the roots start to thicken.


Since I do not plant it for fruiting, I do not plan to vaccinate it when it becomes a seedling. I wanted to sprout because I liked the look of its leaves.

Let's see what awaits us in this process. From time to time I will keep you informed of the developments. Thanks in advance for reading and supporting.

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