Our family goes through, on average, two avocados a day. Living in the midwest, we probably won’t ever have a grove of avocado trees from which to harvest our own, but it’s nice to dream and just see what happens! So, I’m thrilled because not only can I make use of one of the pits, I can watch God’s handwork in action right on my counter! This would be a great activity for a homeschooling family – especially in the winter when garden type activities are on hold. nike air max femme It’s easy, inexpensive, and fun! You could cut and clean out several avocados, make some guacamole and then get the pits ready with the Avoseedo. Keep a daily log of what’s happening (handwriting, observation skills, etc.,) and take a photo each day. nike air max 90 homme Then right after you plant the growing tree in dirt, take your photos and use a time lapse app to put it together to show how it all happened. So much fun! I can’t wait!   The kit comes with everything you need: << This little guy – which comes in many colors – I just liked the clear best.     And the instructions … which are important but pretty easy!  

How It Works Watch how to grow an Avocado tree with AvoSeedo 1. nike free pas chers Get an avocado, cut it open and remove the pit 2. Peel away the thin skin from the avocado pit 3. Put the pit flat part down into the AvoSeedo tray 4. Fjallraven Kanken Outlet Place the AvoSeedo tray with avocado pit into a bowl of water 5. Change the water every two to three weeks 6.The seed will sprout and a tiny avocado tree will grow after one to three months 7. nike homme pas cher Transfer the budding tree into a pot 8. Reuse the AvoSeedo to grow more avocados

The only problem? Make sure you have a big enough pit to securely fit in there. Fjallraven Kanken Classic

And that’s it! Give it a go. Here’s the fun thing – this doesn’t work just for avocados! You can use it to regrow celery, carrots, etc, from scraps too! You can buy the Avoseedo on Amazon or, even better, directly from their site at avoseedo.com.