Plant orange seeds

Orange trees are trees that grow in a house or a backyard.
Germinating orange seeds is quite simple, but a tree grown from a seed can take 7 to 15 years to bear fruit.

• Gather and clean seeds: Look for plump, whole and healthy seeds that do not have any blemishes, marks, breaks, dents, discolourations or other imperfections. Transfer the seeds to a bowl and fill with clean water. Use a clean table cloth to clean the seeds and remove all traces of pulp and juice.
  Cleaning the seeds is also important to remove mold and mildew spores to prevent fruit flies.

• Soak the seeds: Fill a small bowl with clean water, transfer the seeds to the water and let them soak for 24 hours.
  After 24 hours remove the water and place the seeds on a clean towel.

• Put the seeds into a plastic bag: Fold a paper towel in half, and then in half again. Use a spray bottle with water to moisten the paper towel. Open the second fold of the paper towel and place the orange seeds inside. Fold the towel back so that it covers the seeds. Place the paper towel and seeds inside a thin plastic bag. Fold the top of the bag once.

• The seeds need lots of moisture and sunlight. Put the plastic bag with paper towel and seeds to a warm window so that it receives lots of sunlight during the day. Seeds need heat and light to give out shoots, and temperatures ranging from 70 to 75 ° F (21 to 24 ° C)
  It will take about 10 days for them to sprout.

• Change the shoots to a 10 cm deep (4 inch) pot with drainage holes at the bottom. Place the seed in the hole and cover it with soil. Make sure the bud or radicle points downward as it will become the root. Fertilizes and waters the buds as it grows.
  As the seedling becomes a tree, it will begin to grow and sprout leaves. Move the tree to a sunny place that receives lots of direct light and provides plenty of water.

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Always pay attention to your plant to grow well

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