I wrapped my seeds in napkins and put it in an empty yogurt plastic container. Spray some water on it and put the lid on it after two months I opened it today and found 11 seeds sprouts already. Very happy in California 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

Being an avocado expert, I’m sure you know this: Avocado seeds are HIGHLY beneficial for one’s health. The seeds are actually the most nutritious part of this superfood! Seeds have properties such as: anti-inflammatory, pain relief for muscles and joints, healthy digestion & bowel movements, immunity booster - it holds 70% of its antibiotic & antioxidant properties in the seed; aids vision, anti-cancer, a plethora of vitamins, heart health, blood pressure, & blood sugar; weight loss, collagen production, and more! I use the seeds to make tea, tinctures, salves & facial products. One could also grind the avocado seed into powder and take as a dietary supplement for fiber, or use the powder to make “flour” ! If you didn’t already know this, I hope you found this info beneficial 🥑🙌🏽🖤

I did your recommendation for all five of my avocado seeds 6 weeks ago.  I just peeked and ALL five are rooting!  Thank you so much 😊

Thanks for this! I put two avocado seeds in a ziploc just two weeks ago and have little roots coming out of them already. I'm choosing to continue on with them in water with toothpicks and then I'll go from there. Very exciting!

I tried this and forgot about it on top if my fridge. I just checked them and all four seeds are sprouting. This is the first time EVER I have gotten avocado seeds to sprout! Thank you!

I have my seed in a damp paper towel inside a ziploc bag. Let the germination process begin!! 🥑❤

This worked so well!! Thank you so much!! In just a month it has grown roots and a stem inside the bag and I put it in a soil right away. Two months later it has grown ridiculously fast.

Someone told me to douse them in cinnamon to keep them from molding.. and I just throw mine in the cabinet above my stove for the warmth. Mine never see daylight until they get planted.

I am using Avocado as motivation to build muscle. All is hard work, time and patience.

firstly thank you for your avocado growth videos! I am an amateur fan of avocado seed growth and kind of addicted not to throw avocado seeds to the bin ;D secondly I usually ( I mean always) put the seed directly into the pot with soil. They almost always grow after 2-3-4 months and they grow than so fast than you actually have to monitor them to cut them so they do not grow too high. Anyway I will try the plastic bag method next time :) thanks for all the knowledge! Going to see the soil preparation video soon.

Big up to the hair effort

before I forget again! Thanks for the vid! I got an avocado seed that's been in a bag for a while now (thanks to this vid), just noticed today the seed has a good crack along one edge. Couldn't remember when to actually plant the sucker so I just rewatched this vid

Unknowingly, I did this! A friend gave me a seed and I procrastinated and left the seed in a bag with paper towel. I re-wet the paper towel and left it in the bag and will now be planting it according to your planting instruction video. Thanks for your simplistic instructions as I definitely do not have a green thumb…YET! Haha! Off to the store for some peat moss and pearlite 👋🏼 Thank You!

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My daughter has a heap of them growing on the top of bottles

I use a toilet paper roll, paper towel and a plastic fruit container that I got my strawberries in. Worked beautifully

You have beautiful hair and love your accent...ah, the video was good too! 😍

Nice simple video. I'm sure I can follow. Need them for my tropical house in supper cold Minnesota, USA. Here is hoping they grow and join my other tropical plants.

Fun technique, I remember doing this as a kid for school projects and at home with my mom. Thanks for sharing a lot of people are new to gardening and need new ideas.

This is also how you get MARIJUANA seeds to sprout as well. But more of a darker warm area. Like inside a drawer closest to a window where some heat gets through