Planting a papaya involves saving seeds from a ripe fruit, mashing the pulp, and planting the seeds in a pot.
Here's a more detailed breakdown based on the provided reference:
- Save Seeds: When you eat a papaya, save some of the seeds from the fruit.
- Prepare the Seeds: Mash the seeds along with some of the papaya pulp. You can also include pieces of the papaya skin.
- Planting: Plant all the seeds in a flower pot.
- Covering (Optional): You might cover the planted seeds with another flower pot, but the reference isn't explicit about this necessity.
Keep in mind that this focuses primarily on seed starting. For complete papaya growing success, you'll need to consider factors like soil type, sunlight, watering, and eventual transplanting to a suitable outdoor location (depending on your climate).
