After You Trim The Stem Back, Allow It To Grow Back And Develop Leaves.

Change the water regularly to prevent bacteria or mold growing. Here is a time lapse video of how to. Place the avocado pit in the glass of water, ensuring only the bottom half is immersed in water.

It May Take A Few Years For Your Tree To Bear Fruit, So Be Patient!

It is best to start when trees are young. Wait until the roots are thick and the stem has leaves to plant the seed. Set a glass of water by a windowsill that receives sufficient sunlight.

When It Reaches A Foot In Height, Trim Back 6 Inches.

If roots are too big for pot, trim away excess, then plant and water. For optimal sunlight, plant the avocado pit between march and june. Remove and clean the pit.

Sit The Bottom Half Of Your Pit In The Water, The Toothpicks Should Stop It From Falling Or Becoming Fully Submerged.

The plant thrives in a high humidity environment. You will eventually see the seed crack open and a root will begin to appear. To grow an avocado tree from an avocado seed insert 3 toothpicks into the middle of the clean seed.

There Are Four Ways To Grow An Avocado Tree From Seed.

Figure out the bottom from the top. Insert two or three cocktail sticks into the fleshy side of the seed. Move the seed into soil when it’s ready.