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Plant Grapefruit Seeds As Houseplants


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For some cold weather greenery that will brighten the house and last all winter, try filling a flat pan with rich dirt and thickly planting the container in grapefruit seeds buried one half inch deep. Keep the earth well-watered. The seeds will be slow to sprout but will be worth waiting for.

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By Ron from Cortez, CO

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I love this and have done it for years. I plant grapefruit, and orange seeds. They make nice houseplants for several years, then make nice outside trees when they get too big for indoors. I never worry about whether they produce fruit or not since they were free. But if they do that's an extra bonus.

 

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