can you plant and avacodo seed? And will it grow into a plant?

Answer 1

I'm not sure what you mean by avocado seed, do you mean the pit inside? If yes, they grow very well. What you do (if you don't have a green house and only want one plant) take the pit, poke holes in 3 sides (about 1/3 down the way of the pit, large end up) and insert wooden tooth picks. Suspend the pit over a jar of water, just having the end in the water. It will root and when you have good healthy roots plant with the top out of the soil.

Answer 2

I'm not sure what the particulars are but I compost everything (including avocado seeds). Every so often I take my compost out of the bin and dig it into the garden bed no matter what state it's in. One day I looked over my plants and saw this new one I'd never seen before. I thought it was a weed and pulled it up but it turned out to be an avocado sapling! I hastily replanted it but it died off. However the seed has generated another little trunk, it's so cute! So I can't say for certain what conditions the seed needs to germinate but it is possible to get a plant from a seed.

Answer 3

My friend who grew up in California said her mother did it all the time. You put toothpicks in the seed to hold it suspended over a glass of water. Only the bottom of the seed is in the water. When it roots, you can plant it.

I must admit, though, I've never had success with it here in the frozen north. I must have tried three or four times. I'll get a sprout, but then it dies before it leafs out.

Answer 4

Yes it will grow into a tree, but the chances are that the avacodo will not taste as good as the one in the store. You cab akways use the leaves for soup like bay leaves.

Answer 5

yes soak it in water for 3-4 weeks to soften the hard shell so the plant can get out easier

Answer 6

yes,put tooth picks around the perimeter and set it in a glass(the tooth picks hold it up so only the bottom portion sits in water)good luck

Answer 7

Yes it will grow a guacamole bush

Answer 8

yes