Thank you to our friends at Avoseedo for providing me a unique product in exchange for my honest review.  All thoughts are my own.

In my home avocados are as popular as peanut butter or milk.  Mind you I don't even like avocados, but my husband does.  I was introduced to Avoseedo and wondered if growing my own avocados would be more cost effective in the off season.

I was pleasantly surprised with the ease of using the system but also the additional grow your own products such as The Grasshead. The Grasshead is simply a quirky take on a similar product we all know as the Chia Pet.  Now, I grew up watching infomercials on the Chia Pet and it never held my interest.  Opening the package from Avoseedo I was so excited to do The Grasshead- this one was for me.

Here is Mr. Man- of course I named him 🙂.
In less than 3 days Mr. Man started growing hair.  The effort to put forth is minimal but the outcome was amazing to watch.  It is like a little science experiment in my kitchen.  Mind you it is the only science experiment I have ever been successful with.

Here is Mr. Man before his first haircut.  This mane of grass took less than a week to grow this much.
After the first haircut- The smell of cutting it was so pleasant.  Not quite fresh cut lawn but similar and sweeter. I love taking care of him and I will admit that Mr. Man gets greeted every morning and talked to like one of my family members.  He is so much fun.

Grow your own Avocados?
Now seriously, I was concerned that I would not be able to do this part and give the best advice or review on how to do it.  It is winter in Connecticut and I didn't think I would have success in growing an avocado in this climate.  How was this possible?  In the comfort of my own home.  No digging in the dirt for me- thank goodness as I am not interested in finding worms or other creepy crawlers next to me.

How it Works- 7 Easy Steps

Step 1: Get an avocado

Step 2: Remove the pit from the avocado

Step 3: Peel Away the skin from the pit

Step 4: Place the pit with the flat side down into the Avoseedo

Step 5: Place the Avoseedo into a bowl of water

Step 6: Change the water every 2-3 weeks- Use the flag to date or mark breed of avocado

Step 7: Watch it Grow

There are so many helpful recipes, tips, and information about growing your own produce via the avoseedo website.  I am not one of those people that has had any interest in doing this before but it was a truly fun experience.  

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