How to Plant Avocado at Home, Starting from a Seed, to Have an Endless Supply

Some seeds are triangular in shape, while others are more spherical. But they all have a bottom end (where the roots will come out) and a top end. It is important to determine the end where the roots will come out, as this is the end that needs to be immersed in water.

Insert toothpicks into the sides of the seed, and place it in a glass of water (the bottom part must be completely submerged, see photo).

Germinate the seed for 3-6 weeks. After this time, a shoot will have grown on the top of the seed, and roots on the bottom.

When the stem reaches a height of about 15-20 centimeters, cut it in half to encourage the growth of a new one. Finally, move the plant to a larger pot, making a hole in the center of the pot to put the plant.