How to grow coconut from seed at home

1.  Choose  the right coconut

 Find a coconut  at  the supermarket  that has all  3 holes protected  by the shell  or  buy  one  that is not damaged.  Make sure there is  plenty  of water inside  the coconut. 

 2.  Sprouting  process

Fill a bucket or container with warm water and place the coconut inside.  Put it  in your  water  heater  and leave it there for a few days.  Remove  the coconut  from  the water and plant  it in sandy, well-aerated  soil. Place  the plant in a cabinet of warm  water  and wait  2-3 months or until roots  begin  to form. Then  remove  the  peel  and  you're  ready to see  how  it  grows vigorously.  

 3.  Placement

In  a very humid  location (temperature is not  as  important  but  keep  it  above  10°C  but the  ideal  temperature is  20°C+  for  best growth),  preferably  in  a  growing container  or  greenhouse.  

  Coconut  is a  type of nut.  It contains everything  needed  to grow into a young plant. 

  Living  water turns into an embryo, providing  food  and energy for the  growth of  new  shoots.  

 The  fiber  around the hard shell provides the perfect balance  between  air and moisture to ensure  new roots  grow.