10 Houseplants You Can Grow from Products in Grocery Stores and Supermarkets

You can turn your grocery store trips into a green adventure! Not just fruits and vegetables, there are some Amazing Houseplants You Can Grow from Grocery Stores and Supermarket Products with a bit of creativity and patience. Well, by ‘house’plants we mean—certain herbs, flowers, and edibles too, that can easily thrive in your home!

Botanical Name: Persea americana

Who knew the pit of your brunch’s avocado toast could turn into a green centerpiece?

After relishing the creamy fruit, clean the pit and use toothpicks to suspend it over a water-filled glass. Keep it by a sunny kitchen window and stay patient—you’ll witness the birth of a new plant!

Do remember that Avocado pits can take about 2-6 weeks to sprout. Change the water regularly and ensure it gets ample sunlight. Here are some expert tips you can rely on!

Pineapples not only make a tasty tropical treat but can also be transformed into a unique houseplant.

Plant the crown in a pot with soil after it has rooted in water for an eye-catching addition. However, ensure to remove all the fruit flesh from the crown to prevent rot. When rooting in water, change it every few days to keep it fresh. Get the detailed steps here.

Botanical Name: Citrus × limon

Don’t toss those seeds! Lemon trees make sunny and citrus-scented indoor companions. Plant the seeds in potting soil and find a sunny ledge. With proper care, you’ll enjoy both the sight and the scent.

Pro Tip: Plant several seeds as not all will germinate, and remember that lemon trees love humidity. Spritzing the leaves can help mimic their natural environment. You can start a lemon plant in a cup as well like this.

Botanical Name: Triticum aestivum

You can easily grow wheatgrass indoors using grocery store-bought whole wheat