What is the best way to start an avocado plant from a fresh avocado pit?

I've managed to get two avocado pits to sprout and grow for a while, but since the trees grow so slowly, my family ended up buying a partially grown tree to plant in the yard, rather than wait the many years it takes for a tree to get large enough to produce a lot of avocados. Still, getting the pit to sprout is pretty easy. The way I did it both times is to poke 3 toothpicks into the avocado pit at equal distance, so they are like spokes of a wheel.

Then get a clean jam jar or glass and fill it with water almost to the top. Place the pit on the rim of the glass, so that the toothpicks hold it on the top. It should be suspended with the bottom half in the water, and the top half above the rim of the glass or jar.

Now just put it in a dark place, under the sink or in a cupboard is great. Leave it alone, and check every few days. Within a week or two, you should have some sprouts and roots growing.

Now just plant it in a flowerpot with some good soil and some mulch with the pit ... more.

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