1. Use a toothpick to remove the residual pulp and white soft tissue attached to the bud tip of litchi seed and its surroundings, and clean it.

2. Find a shallow basin, fill it with water, then change the water every day and soak the litchi stones.

3. After about three or five days, the shell of litchi seed will crack slightly, and you can see the white part of the flower bud inside, and you can plant it at this time.

4. Choose a non-porous flowerpot with the right size, and the buds of the litchi seeds are facing up, which can be arranged densely without spacing.

It can take root and sprout in a week or so.