Summer is here, and all kinds of seasonal fruits are in abundance. Mango, longan, durian and other summer fruits not only have sweet and delicious flesh, but also have good utilization value in the pit. Many people may throw away the leftover fruit cores, which is actually quite a pity. Because putting these fruit cores in a pot not only freshens the indoor air, but also makes the pot more beautiful.
Mango pits
The pits of mangoes are rich in plant nutrients and have a similar effect to fertilizers. Therefore, planting the leftover mango kernels directly in flower pots is to provide free organic fertilizer for flowers and trees.
The easiest way to do this is to bury the leech's clean mango pits directly in the soil. It is important to remember that burying the mango pit in the pot soil must be done with the buds inside facing upwards. Under the premise that the soil is moist and aerated, it will take about 10 days to see the sprouts break through the soil.
You can also sand the clean mango pits and make them into decorations to place on the surface of the pot. This not only makes the environment sophisticated, but also visually adds to the beauty of the pot. There are also people who hang the polished mango pits as small ornaments in a string by the window, and the crisp sound of collision will also make a wonderful sound in the breeze.
In addition, the leftover mango peel and pits can also be used to make Penicillium mango, which is a very delicious fermented product that can be placed in sandwiches or salads, and is also a good choice for snacks.
Longan core
First of all, the longan kernel does have a faint aroma of osmanthus. Putting leftover longan kernels in flower pots can not only provide certain nutrients for flowers and trees, but also emit a light fragrance, which is also very helpful for improving indoor air quality.
Secondly, the shape of the longan core is very small and cute, which is suitable for making various small ornaments. The longan core can be polished into a round ball, and simple patterns can be carved or painted on it. Or you can also string the longan kernel together to make a hanging ornament, hang it on the balcony or doors and windows, and sway with the wind to make a dingdong sound, which is both beautiful and can drive away mosquitoes.
Finally, if some longan kernels are inserted into the soil in the pot, it can also inhibit soil clumping and bacterial reproduction, reduce the frequency of irrigation, and help flowers and trees grow. Moreover, various nutrients in the longan core will also be slowly released to provide nutrients for the plant and the effect of organic fertilizer.
Durian core
First of all, after the durian core is broken, the kernel inside is dark brown with a unique pattern and texture. It can be made into necklaces and bracelets and other accessories, which is also popular in handmade nowadays. With a little carving, it can also be made into more beautiful decorations, adding a lot of fun to the boring home environment.
Secondly, you can also try to bury the clean durian kernel in the surface layer of the pot and then water it, which can increase the nutrients of the soil and also provide fertilizer for the plants. When the sprouts emerge from the durian kernel, they are fresh and interesting, and the little ones will love it.
Finally, durian, like longan, also contains aroma in its core, and placing the durian core around the pot can exert a certain aromatic effect, adding a touch of fruity fragrance to the indoor space. Some people will use durian kernels to make sachets and put them in the wardrobe, which can play a role in preventing moisture and moths, and the clothes will also be fragrant.
Of course, there are some issues that need to be paid attention to while using fruit pits. For example, to prevent odors, it is necessary to remove them in time, to avoid attracting mosquitoes, and to ensure cleanliness and hygiene. But overall, it's definitely a win-win to use these leftover fruit cores to add life to your home environment.