Grow a Nectarine, Apricot, plum, cherrie, etc, Tree.

[hikaruhamasaki]

thanks you, your videos is very inspired me,,

i will try that..

[CuriousKimification]

Thank you!

[gladmama]

Best explanation so far nice and simple.

Thanks.

[glamkitten24]

Thank you for posting.

[averyfair96]

Thank you! I tried this and after about the seed had been in the plastic bag for about 3 weeks in the bag I decided to go ahead and stick the seed in a pot. At first I thought my efforts were failed, but today I looked outside and to my surprise it had sprouted. Thank you again!

[sam261007]

I prefer the o'natural method, I eat all the seeds whole (like the majestic elephant) then poop em out in my garden. I like to do it in the middle of a wild thunderstorm so I can be sure there's adequate water for my smelly little babies.

Thanks for your method though, I will be sure to try it out.

[KingdomHeartsWuver]

@Jcamargo13 Try a 99cents Only store. The one where I live has all kinds of gardening supplies. Soil included ^^;



[KingdomHeartsWuver]

I love how you sound like you have no idea what you're talking about xD

[gyozza1]

I was told that the seeds must freeze before they are viable... based on your video this is a myth...

do you know what would lead someone tio think that they needed to be frozen first? I assume that it is just a way to select the "best" resistant seeds but I am not sure ... what is your take on this?

[Iamthegreen]

@gyozza1 In nature the freezing would help crack the shell off the seed. But the cold can definitely help it germinate if you throw it into the fridge for a week or so before you plant it.

[cigarettish]

How long do you leave the seed in the sun?

[fdawg122]

you can also do the same thing with apples.its really easy.

[AGlover841]

is there somethimg rong with my seed if it is white please respond

[lerden95]

I have an Advice for you

Instead of Whiting a couple of weeks u can let it (the seed) dry a 3 -4 days and than pot it in the paper towe in the ziplock bag and in less than 1 week it will grow

[TheDrillTv]

thanks good to no

[tarxantoo]

great video thanks for posting.

[jesse1a]

Do you have to dry the seed before you start, or are you using the seed fresh?

[lsophial]

I have cherries tree which i started from seeds. The trees prove me and the birds with a lot of cherries. It took 10 years for my first tree to give flowers, and about 11-12 years to actually give fruits. My tree is the Renier Cherrie tree. Very often, as the fruit mature and the birds eat the fruit, their seeds plant themselves and I keep having more cherries trees. The flowers are fantastic too!

I never work a lot to start a seed, i just eat the fruit and let nature take over

[Delmus1978]

Nice job i'm trying the cherry seed if mines don't work i'll ask u for help!(smile)

[scpk7]

I'm growing peach I would like to know do I need to crack open the shell to get the seed out n do it like the your way in your video

[bhogpur120]

Hi you doing good job

could you tell me how to plant out side after start growing,what part need to put up and down?

[MrLimhi]

Great video! I found this information very usefull. Thanks.

[BellumSacrumBellum28]

Do you plant the nectarine seed with the pointy end facing down into the soil or up facing the surface? I have a seed that has dried out for about 2 months now and I;m simply going to plant it in moist soil.

[Delmus1978]

Wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!I've been trying for the longest to start a cherry,but no luck.

[docatomics]

...will there be a hard wood fruit tree epsiode where we get to see the whole you ?

~on thing to remember is not to use chlorinated city water on your seed for sprouting, but do use sterial water idealy soaking, preboiled water works to sterilze molds, once it cools, don't damage your living seeds or they will never reproduce , sharing there fruit with you in the process., a fair bargain for soil , space, water & nutrients plus very little effort over time which is equity .

[docatomics]

...just so refreshing to share basic survival strategy at such a down to earth sustainable level.

~any example of sharing information is the web well spun, which we are finally began to use to the potential to become so much more enabled as individuals & as a sustainable society; knowledge being at the root of most problems solving. When I was still residing in the city, my garden was my refuge in the city, and the return on effort was time value done right, the experience priceless if be .

[rooibos12]

How long do you leave it in the ziplock bag?

[Shor02]

How long do you leave it in the ziplock napkin thing???

[FruittisMaris]

Here's a tip I learned from a friend. When using pots for any type of plant put in rocks or marbles in the soil. About 10 to 15 in a small pot and more in larger. Make sure that the rock are about the size of marbles. It keep the soil from getting to packed and also it'll help support any type plant that you have. I hope this tip will be helpful for any one. Let me know what your thoughts are on this idea. And if you used it. Tell me how it came out. Thanks =^.^=

[AsadGstar]

thanks for the seed shell bit.

ithink i might try this :)

[BluSUBsound]

nicely done. In the wild how do they grow naturally, as they still have shell on? :)

[Empoleon227]

do you have to peel it for it to grow

[LiveinMarbles]

Hello, thank you for your videos, very informative! One question, should I wet the napkin inside the bag every once in a while?

P.S. Sexy voice :)

[coldtrigg3r]

Won't the the water evaporate from inside the plastic bag after a couple of days?

[juniorgut1]

@coldtrigg3r no it wont because she said to seal the bag if it does just mist it some more.

[zrateddetarz]

do you ever need to cold stratify these seeds?

[alize92405]

For the cherry tree did you also crack open the shell to get a seed out or did you just plant the seed straight from the cherry? Thanks for the Video! Good job!

[joe18370]

@alize92405 hi,you have to crack the shell to get the seed out i use pliars

[zardiw]

Will these bear fruit?

[samspiderpig0]

lol they look like weeds

[hugegiantfrogs]

@zardiw I think if you grow several of the same species and they produce flowers, and you have insects that will carry the pollen to pollinate the other trees they might make fruit, you can also do it your self by putting the pollen on the flowers, but it depends on the type of tree

[Mxptrsn]

Thanks ... it's a great video! =)

[MsTansy]

Thanks great videos