Insert Three Toothpicks About Half Way Up The Avocado, Equally Around The Seed.

1 open your avocados and gently remove the pits. The first involves soaking the seed in warm water for several hours or overnight. Rest the sticks on the rim of the jar, so the seed is suspended vertically inside, with the rounded end just in the water.

The Seed Needs To Be Submerged In The Water Approximately 1/2″ To 1″.

You should see roots and stem sprout in about 2 to 6 weeks. Suspend the seed by the toothpicks over a cup or small bowl of water, so that the bottom of the seed (the flat part) is wet. There are two methods to sprout an avocado seed.

Use A Sharp Chef’s Knife To Cut The Avocado Lengthwise Until It Hits The Seed.

4 rinse the seeds and put in fresh water every few days. Take the plant out of its pot gently. Set the seed flatside down on your work space.

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Place the plant in the hole in the mound of soil the pot left. Pierce the avocado seed with four cocktail sticks, about halfway up. Place the avocado pit in the glass of water, ensuring only the bottom half is immersed in water.

For Larger Pots, Place Them In The Ground Up To Around Half Of The Pot’s Depth.

The toothpicks should be supporting the seed so that the pointed half is out of the water and the bottom half is in the water. Insert three toothpicks at a slight diagonal around the top of the seed. When the stem is six to seven inches long, cut it back to about three inches.