How to germinate orange seeds
Remove the seeds from an orange.
Slice an orange in half to reveal the seeds. Use a spoon or knife to pick out the seeds.

OPTIONS:
- Some seeds are edible, but other seeds may be too bitter. To minimize the weight of the seeds and minimize pesticides, continue to clean each half separately in a colander.
- The tree that grows will likely produce similar fruit, so make sure you choose the seeds of an orange variety you like. Some orange varieties, such as navels and clementines, are seedless, and you won't be able to propagate orange trees this way.
- Place one on each clay or paper bag. Fill each bag about of the way.
- If you prefer something fancier than a raw orange, you can use the seeds from a raw raw orange or other orange fruit. Be sure to use the seeds between your thumb and index fingers or on your palms when you are holding the orange by the stem.

The tree that grows will likely produce similar fruit, so make sure you choose the seeds of an orange variety you like. Some orange varieties, such as navels and clementines, are seedless, and you won't be able to propagate orange trees this way.

A woman is laying on a medical chair. here mouth

OPTIONS:
- is held open with clamps by second woman.
- is working, and she's talking about the roof.
- is placed into a bowl of water.
- is taped and scissors is piercing it.

is held open with clamps by second woman.

How to paint mandala stones
Acquire paint.
You can paint mandalas on stones with many different types of paint. The most important factor is viscosity.

OPTIONS:
- Try acrylic paint, as it is a readily available and inexpensive. Whatever type of paint you get, you will likely need to water it down in order for the paint to settle into perfectly round dots on your stone.
- You can paint any one color, but some may take five strokes, and others may take up to 20. Keep in mind however, that different paints will make different vibrant colors.
- Viscosity is the degree of unsteadiness of the stone surface. To paint, lift the stone about four inches (10 cm) up from the surface where you want to work.
- Mandalas are great for beginners and simply sell cheaper quality paint that is ready for use. However, as with most types of stones, a clear, opaque glass or ceramic stone is best.

Try acrylic paint, as it is a readily available and inexpensive. Whatever type of paint you get, you will likely need to water it down in order for the paint to settle into perfectly round dots on your stone.

How to grow mistletoe
Pick several mistletoe berries from a fully mature branch.
The best time of year to gather mistletoe berries is in february, when the berries are fully mature and ready to be planted. You can also purchase them online if there are no mistletoe plants in your area.

OPTIONS:
- Fresh mistletoe berries are ideal for planting. You can trust they are ripe and ready to germinate, unlike older berries (or berries used in decorations), which may have already begun to decay.
- Pre-pickers will usually cut their oldest types of mistletoe berries as opposed to their largest. Purchase 1 or 2 mistletoe berries from a half-full branch.
- Harvest a few handfuls of mistletoe berries from a bush at the base of a raspberry tree. You can also craft a mistletoe wreath from these berries.
- Just because you got a few after you moved in doesn't necessarily mean they're going to go bad. There are only a couple of species native to your area.
Fresh mistletoe berries are ideal for planting. You can trust they are ripe and ready to germinate, unlike older berries (or berries used in decorations), which may have already begun to decay.