Continue the watering process as the roots grow into the bottom of your glass. Watch for growth below! Within a few weeks, you should notice a root start to emerge from the bottom of the seed, so exciting.Make sure the water level remains constant so the seed bottom is always submerged. If you notice mold or other growth, change the water as frequently as once a day. Change the water a few times a week, to keep it fresh.Here’s how you can grow your own avocado plant from a seed in 10 easy steps: Instead of going it on my own, I enlisted my husband to be part of “Project Avocado.” This is also a great project to do with kids! The quiet time finally gave me the opportunity to grow an avocado from a pit – no more excuses. Being home during the pandemic, I started to focus on my garden more and more. Naturally, we ate a lot of avocados – they’re healthy and delicious!Įven despite these good memories, I had never grown an avocado plant from a seed. My mother is from Puerto Rico, so seeing the avocado plants must have reminded her of her homeland, where avocados can grow nearly as big as your head. My father is an avid gardener, so the avocados must have given him joy year-round when he couldn’t Looking back, this must have been therapeutic for him and my mother alike because it's a great mindfulness activity. Over time, Dad would plant the sprouted avocado seeds in pots, and avocado plants of various sizes could be found around our home. It was not unusual to see several pits suspended in glasses of water, at various stages of growth. I remember my dad growing avocado plants from seeds throughout my childhood.
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