Avocado Boat 5 seeds at a time

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I've successfully grown around 15 sprouts using this method, so I thought I'd share my design with you. The seeds will take longer than you think to develop a root system, typically ranging from one to three months. To encourage healthy growth, I change the water every month and make sure the seeds remain at least half submerged in it, ensuring that the very bottom stays consistently moist. If the holes are slightly too small, scaling up by 10 or 20 percent should resolve the issue without any problems. In most cases, this design works perfectly fine as is. Before placing the avocado seed into the water, be sure to peel off the outer skin completely. This will help prevent any hindrances during germination. There's no need to let the seeds dry out after opening the avocado; simply remove the outside skin and allow it to soak for several days. While this may seem slow, the result is well worth the wait – in some cases, you can expect germination to occur within 90 days.