Seedling fruit Plants
There are some attempt to make your house look green but also take advantages on the plants itself, or in other words could be eaten. So its clear that you could make it happen by planting fruit trees.
Other advantages of planting trees are they are useful for absorbing carbon dioxide emissions, and also providing oxygen, cooling the air temperature in the vicinity, calling the birds to perch as well as help the absorption of rainwater to avoid flooding. Based on those fact seedling fruit plants is the easiest way to do it, of course it does require good soil and enough watering.
Okay lets get back to our discussion. If you wondering what kind of fruit you could plant, first you should know the temperature and climate of your environment. Some fruit trees such as jack fruit, avocado, mango, guava, banana are suitable for tropical climate.
So how about seedling it, is it so hard, not at all, lets find out below:
1. The first thing of course collecting the seeds, which you could gather when eating the fruit.
2. The next step is dried the seeds (you could use sunlight for it) for at least 1 week
3. After that you could planted the seeds in polybags filled with soil, manure, organic fertilizer and sand
4. Sprinkle with water the seeds that were planted in polybags, twice a day
5. Do not forget to put polybags so that reached by the sunlight.
6. If you’re successful, you’ll see the stem and leaves coming of the seed.
7. When the seedlings are as high as 30 cm, you could change the medium into bigger polybags or just plant it directly to bigger soil ground.
Once the seedlings are planted, just wait for some time and not forget to water it each day and enjoy the fruit on harvest time. These days many chemical ingredients are added into our food, soon or later it will cause or effecting on our health. Although of course consumer could complain it, but its better to prevent it than cure it. To avoid those thing you could done it by planting your own food, as mention above, you could start it with vegetables and fruit.