1. Take the pit and gently use a spoon to remove some of the pits skin from the bottom. Then place 3 tooth pick around the sides to submerge the pit about 1/3 in water.
2. Make sure you change the water frequently to allow the maximum nutrients and fresh water to be absorbed.
3. Wait. It may take time. Some pits sprout faster then others but I had 3 on the go and got results almost 2 weeks early on one pit.
4. Once you get a good root going, this could be anywhere from 2-10 weeks you will be ready to plant.
5. Get a appropriate pot for the pit. Dig a good hole the size of your root and place it inside. I left my pit on the top of the soil for the time being, you can cover it now or later on.
6. Now they are out of the water your watering schedule should be once a week or maybe once each 6 days or so. Give it a good drink on and around the pit.
7. Soon you will find it cracking more and a sprout shooting from the top. Let it grow!!!
8. Keep the watering schedule the same and make sure its in a happy place with medium sunlight.
I have started a new batch and have planted 2 pits together.
To be continued...
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