Last Updated on December 11, 2023 by ellen
Have you ever wondered how to grow your own avocado tree? Check out this kit to grow an avocado tree at home and find out how easy it is.
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Grow Your Own Avocado Tree
I know I love growing plants outside in the garden. We have several fruit trees as well as vegetable and flower gardens. Watching things grow is so rewarding. When the kids were little, they had fun helping me out as well. But, we had never tried to grow an avocado tree!
Growing an avocado tree at home is easy and simple! All you need is an AvoSeedo, an avocado, and a bowl of water. So, the first step is to buy an avocado at the grocery store. Peel and eat the avocado in whatever your favorite dish is. I really enjoy homemade guacamole with tortilla chips personally, but you can eat it however you like. Just don’t waste it.
After you’ve eaten the avocado, you’ll be left with the avocado pit or seed. You’ll want to peel it next. Then comes the fun part. You’ll want to take your AvoSeedo and place the pit in it. The AvosSeedo is a plastic avocado growing tool. The AvoSeedo is a small plastic bowl that features an indentation with a hole in it. A single avocado seed can be inserted with the “flat” end facing down.
Afterwards, the AvoSeedo can be placed in a sufficiently large, water-filled pot. Due to its low weight and high displacement, AvoSeedo will remain at the surface all the time; as the water level lowers, AvoSeedo will sink accordingly.
My thoughts:
Now, you may have seen this done in the past with toothpicks. One of the problems that method has is that the water level needs to be monitored constantly. If the water gets too low, the avocado seed won’t grow and all of that time and effort will be wasted.
One of the benefits of the AvoSeedo is that it floats on the water. So that even if the water level goes down, the avocado will still be touching the water directly rather than hovering at the top of the bowl.
How It Works
Watch how to grow an Avocado tree with AvoSeedo
1. Get an avocado, cut it open and remove the pit
2. Peel away the thin skin from the avocado pit
3. Put the pit flat part down into the AvoSeedo tray
4. Place the AvoSeedo tray with avocado pit into a bowl of water
5. Change the water every two to three weeks
6.The seed will sprout and a tiny avocado tree will grow after one to three months
7. Transfer the budding tree into a pot
8. Reuse the AvoSeedo to grow more avocados
All in all, AvoSeedo is simply the perfect tool for you to grow avocado trees at home. The demanding germination period can now be mastered with almost no effort – giving your new trees an edge right from the beginning!
This is a fun project for you or the kids. It’s a great way to introduce them to the concept of germination and it’s fun to watch an avocado tree grow from a pit.
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Ellen is a mom of a 25-year-old son and 30-year-old daughter. She is Grandma to one adorable toddler. In what little spare time she has, she loves to read, watch movies, and check out the latest toys and games.
Oh this is so neat! We always garden in the summer months, I would love to try this for us inside this winter and plant in the spring outside!
It is fun!
I have seen this on Pinterest and I think it is pretty cool. I would love to try this and see how well it works.
It is really neat!
I love my plants and working in the yard for the benefits of the produce, some bring edible and others just pretty. Both of my children inherited this trait from me but have never tried to grow an avocado tree. Now I think we can. Thanks so much for this interesting and informative information.
Always glad to share!
My grandsons are planting seeds in school so this project would be beneficial.
I’m sure they’d enjoy it!
This looks like it might work. I haven’t had success with growing avocados in the past.
Hope you have a chance to try it!
oh wow! so simply and easy to do! im a newly transitioning vegan and i def look forward to doing with my 2 little ones springtime!
Hope you enjoy it!