I do my peach seeds differently and I will have a peach sprout in 2 weeks. I Crack the peach hull and soat the pit in a glass of distilled water for 2 days with a dark cloth on the jar mouth and set in window for 2 days.Then I scrape off the outer exterior of pit carefully not to damage the pit.then put paper towels on a tray wet with distilled water and in 6 to 7 days it will have a root growing. Then I plant in orchard potting mix. Then put in direct sunlight for 6 hours a day.
Yes I do crack them out of the shell which speed up the process, I also peel away the thin brown layer which completely eliminates the cold stratification process and in about 2-3 weeks those seeds should be germinated.. I have a video on my channel
Thanks for the great video. I did the same thing with a couple of Peach pits and a couple of Cherry and now I have 4 saplings growing that I hope to transplant this summer
This was interesting to watch. How long will it take your peach tree to bare fruit? I am so new to gardening and enjoying all the new things I am learning. New to your channel hopefully I will learn alot from you. Big Thumbs up for your future Peach trees!
Its a great video. my question is I am saving all my fruit seeds and throw them in the forest when i am driving out of town you thing these seeds will germinate? I really appreciate you answer 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Good job. I would suggest using the hose to wash away soil when separating plants. If you have a self pollinating cultivar each seed will be true to the mother plant.
When you put the seed in the refrigerator, how often do you put water in the bag or do you leave it alone in there for 4 months without taking any other steps?
I usually never add additional water. If the contents of the bag were dry, I'd add some more, but if the bag is sealed and without holes, there should be no need to add water.
Hey bro thanks for the video really informative. Just a quick question: when I put the shells from the fruit in the fridge so I need to change the paper towel or just in the beginning to be moist, do they need to be moist all the time or? Cheers
I usually only have the original paper towel in the bag. If the bag is sealed well, the moisture should stay in. If I notice stuff growing on the paper towel I'll change it as well. Sometimes you'll get mold and stuff growing on the paper towel.
I've got some peach trees growing and they were kind if stagnant for awhile. About 1.5 feet tall and only the main stem and leaves. No branches and I can't find any information on pruning them this young. I ended up pruning the bottom half of the leaves off of a couple of them and they exploded with branches. Will that harm they're long-term growth? Can you point me to more information about it?
I rooted around a little and came up with a few links for you to check out: theorchardstephenville.com/pruning-baby-peach-trees/, and www.starkbros.com/growing-guide/how-to-grow/fruit-trees/peach-trees/pruning
New sub here! My question is it's August 1st, I just harvested all my peaches, how long can I let the pits go before I start cold stratification? Cuase I don't want them to go too long
I noticed that you didn't break the hard shell. All the other videos I see suggests that I break it. I would prefer not to so I guess I can plant shell and all??
@@greatescapefarms Thank you for the information! I have put pit and all into a bag with a moist paper towel in the refrigerator and will pull them out February 1st and plant in pot in the greenhouses. Thanks again!!
@@KarasCyborg That would certainly work. I used a vice in my work shop and it worked ok, but again, time consuming. I found that they germinated pretty good by just planting without breaking the pit open, so I went that route.
The best are wild whitecend little red small peach,,,no ilnes no needs big,,,end optimaly in good year numbers of peach are insane,,,sometime all three fall sawn tomground of hawy peachess,,,taste its little diferent ,,meat insiee nice white ,,,end yoice is not so full of fructozis ,,,end after few pieces the mauth can be little smaller similarvlijecafter lemon
I do not really like the absense of any direct information whatsoever. You planted the pits and they magicly grew overnight into adult saplings? Was any fertilizer used during those months? What was the light and watering they needed? Did you do any pruning? Sorry, but this 6 minute video did not give me any info on how to grow a peach seedling besides a cold stratification process.
Mother Nature grow peaches from seed all on her own, no human intervention. Just plant the seeds in the ground and see what happens. It’s supposed to be a fun experiment, don’t over think it.
They will come close to "true to seed" in many cases. Most peaches require cross pollination. With cross pollination you get genetics from both trees and not exactly "true to seed". There may be some varieties of peaches that are self fertile. If that is the case, you will very likely end up with a seed that is "true to seed".
@@greatescapefarms from what I’ve read peach trees don’t need cross pollination like other fruit trees such as apples, plum, pears, etc. peach trees are self fertile.
Everyone that I have looked at on TH-cam regarding peaches, they say, 99% of the time, the peach that you ate and grew the pit from will produce same type of peach, especially red peaches, they generally come out true to form. I know that a lot of peaches the red ones people usually got a stone and planted it and it produced with peaches. In New Zealand, they called black boy peaches which could be deemed prejudice I don’t know, but it’s not meant to be and everyone seem to just grow them from these peach pets and they’re great, but now you don’t get them as easily as you did at one time, the Rizzoli’s are blackboy peaches in someone’s garden. I’ve just got to stones, that I’m going to put in my fridge for a few months and hope they grow. I must say your way of growing is quite different. You throw them all into one pot and then pull them apart. Where is everyone else puts one stone to one pot. So I’m hoping to grow my two stones and get to peach trees. Sorry if this is hard to read as I’m speaking it because my hands have arthritis and it’s hard typing so sometimes the words that are formed are not correct like it might cool the peach stone a pet which is really annoying. Anyway thank you for your videos.
There is a faster method that I use the crack,soak and peel method which will be ready to plant in two weeks compared to two months.. Let me know if you're interested in the process please?
Yes, talk to text is a bit annoying sometimes but, don’t worry. Your point was clear!! Guess I’m getting used to “tech speak “, lol!! PS Good luck with your pits. I have 3 in the fridge right now. Will see how they turn out in a few months!!
I am definitely interested in that process! I had one of 4 pits that opened an d out came a little almond looking thing. I was told it would not do a thing so I tossed it out. In your experience are the peaches produced the same as the parent seed? Thanks!
The paper towel is damp, not soaked. It is in the refrigerator that slows mold growth down. And sometimes I do get a little and as long as it is not excessive, I can just ignore it. The other option is add a 10% bleach solution to the moist paper towel.
It can be done with peaches, plums, cherries, nectarines and apricot. Depending on the variety of fruit, some will be more similar to parent plants than others.
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I've been doing research on trees that are true to seeds and peach trees were one of the trees mentioned to be!
I do my peach seeds differently and I will have a peach sprout in 2 weeks. I Crack the peach hull and soat the pit in a glass of distilled water for 2 days with a dark cloth on the jar mouth and set in window for 2 days.Then I scrape off the outer exterior of pit carefully not to damage the pit.then put paper towels on a tray wet with distilled water and in 6 to 7 days it will have a root growing. Then I plant in orchard potting mix. Then put in direct sunlight for 6 hours a day.
That sounds interesting. And you usually have good success?
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Thank you for your tips because I'm going to start today with to the peach pits that I have. Thank you and I'm going to try it out.
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HI
Have you seen any progress?
I thought you had to break them out of the outer shell??
Yes I do crack them out of the shell which speed up the process, I also peel away the thin brown layer which completely eliminates the cold stratification process and in about 2-3 weeks those seeds should be germinated.. I have a video on my channel
Start to finish 🌸 and 🍑
@@astitila7220 Love germinating Peach Seeds..
Naturally the peach would fall, rot away, then the pit protects seed while it stratifies over winter.
@@godisincontrol32😊😊
Thanks for the great video. I did the same thing with a couple of Peach pits and a couple of Cherry and now I have 4 saplings growing that I hope to transplant this summer
Awesome. I hope it is still going well.
Now I know how to planting the peaches.thank you
You are most welcome. Thanks for commenting.
This is amazing congratulations on the success
Thank you for the video! I’m very excited to be starting my own garden!
You are welcome! I wish you luck with your garden.
Show the grafting
I am going to save my shells all winter and plant in spring...do let the shells dry out before I put them up or do I have to keep wet???
This was interesting to watch. How long will it take your peach tree to bare fruit? I am so new to gardening and enjoying all the new things I am learning. New to your channel hopefully I will learn alot from you. Big Thumbs up for your future Peach trees!
Thanks for the kind words. The peach trees could bear fruit in another 2 years but more likely another 3 to 4 years.
Probably never. These are better for rootstock like the man said.
@@greatescapefarms
Could you please explain the comment on this about …..
“Probably won’t produce , they are better for rootstock “?
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great video! subbed
Amazing!
Thank you for good information 🙂
Its a great video. my question is I am saving all my fruit seeds and throw them in the forest when i am driving out of town you thing these seeds will germinate? I really appreciate you answer 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
They may. If you think about it, this is the way they germinate naturally in the wild.
Where did you grow them, I asked because I’m worried about them in the winter
Good job. I would suggest using the hose to wash away soil when separating plants.
If you have a self pollinating cultivar each seed will be true to the mother plant.
Thank you, you answered my question.
When you put the seed in the refrigerator, how often do you put water in the bag or do you leave it alone in there for 4 months without taking any other steps?
I usually never add additional water. If the contents of the bag were dry, I'd add some more, but if the bag is sealed and without holes, there should be no need to add water.
Hey bro thanks for the video really informative. Just a quick question: when I put the shells from the fruit in the fridge so I need to change the paper towel or just in the beginning to be moist, do they need to be moist all the time or?
Cheers
I usually only have the original paper towel in the bag. If the bag is sealed well, the moisture should stay in. If I notice stuff growing on the paper towel I'll change it as well. Sometimes you'll get mold and stuff growing on the paper towel.
@@greatescapefarms got it thanks again, will try to get some new apricots and peaches since we have the best kind from old trees
Cheers
@@umrete Good Luck!
Could you not use a molasses wash on them when they flower to insure sweetness.
I thought peaches were always true to form? At least that's what I thought I had heard.
I've got some peach trees growing and they were kind if stagnant for awhile. About 1.5 feet tall and only the main stem and leaves. No branches and I can't find any information on pruning them this young. I ended up pruning the bottom half of the leaves off of a couple of them and they exploded with branches. Will that harm they're long-term growth? Can you point me to more information about it?
I rooted around a little and came up with a few links for you to check out: theorchardstephenville.com/pruning-baby-peach-trees/, and www.starkbros.com/growing-guide/how-to-grow/fruit-trees/peach-trees/pruning
You didn't need to do the stratification process -- chilling the seeds for a while? They sprouted by keeping them at 62 degrees?
Fridge 4 months
New sub here! My question is it's August 1st, I just harvested all my peaches, how long can I let the pits go before I start cold stratification? Cuase I don't want them to go too long
@@thespig13 more danger of too short than too long. I’d toss them in cold stratification now and pull them out in the spring.
The question I have is, do peaches like alkaline soil or acidic soil?
It look like Peaches prefer slightly acid soil (pH 6.0-6.8)
@@greatescapefarms : Thank you, because it's important to know what soil to plant peaches.
Does it need to be drei
There are nasty tasting peaches?
Put mine in the fridge today 08-23-2024
See you 12-23-2024
What is this goin to do
I see a pawpaw plant there.
You could have gotten the seeds out the pits chickens love ‘em
I noticed that you didn't break the hard shell. All the other videos I see suggests that I break it.
I would prefer not to so I guess I can plant shell and all??
You do not need to break the pit shell. I did on a few and it was a pain. Most pits germinated without breaking them.
@@greatescapefarms Thank you for the information! I have put pit and all into a bag with a moist paper towel in the refrigerator and will pull them out February 1st and plant in pot in the greenhouses. Thanks again!!
@@leydenhumphries4158 You are most welcome. Good luck!
@@greatescapefarms What about with an arbor press from Harbor Freight, wouldn't that make breaking the pit easier?
@@KarasCyborg That would certainly work. I used a vice in my work shop and it worked ok, but again, time consuming. I found that they germinated pretty good by just planting without breaking the pit open, so I went that route.
4 months
I am not patient enough
Hang in there.
The best are wild whitecend little red small peach,,,no ilnes no needs big,,,end optimaly in good year numbers of peach are insane,,,sometime all three fall sawn tomground of hawy peachess,,,taste its little diferent ,,meat insiee nice white ,,,end yoice is not so full of fructozis ,,,end after few pieces the mauth can be little smaller similarvlijecafter lemon
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I do not really like the absense of any direct information whatsoever. You planted the pits and they magicly grew overnight into adult saplings? Was any fertilizer used during those months? What was the light and watering they needed? Did you do any pruning?
Sorry, but this 6 minute video did not give me any info on how to grow a peach seedling besides a cold stratification process.
Mother Nature grow peaches from seed all on her own, no human intervention.
Just plant the seeds in the ground and see what happens. It’s supposed to be a fun experiment, don’t over think it.
I thought peaches were "True to Seed" where they taste just like the fruit they came from.
They will come close to "true to seed" in many cases. Most peaches require cross pollination. With cross pollination you get genetics from both trees and not exactly "true to seed". There may be some varieties of peaches that are self fertile. If that is the case, you will very likely end up with a seed that is "true to seed".
@@greatescapefarms from what I’ve read peach trees don’t need cross pollination like other fruit trees such as apples, plum, pears, etc. peach trees are self fertile.
Watch Gold Straw Media videos, Easy Way How to Grow peach tree from seed. He explains it all and has grown them from seed.
محمد 👍🏻😂😂😂😂😂😂
You are breaking the branches......
nice wind noise
Already out grown the pots
Everyone that I have looked at on TH-cam regarding peaches, they say, 99% of the time, the peach that you ate and grew the pit from will produce same type of peach, especially red peaches, they generally come out true to form. I know that a lot of peaches the red ones people usually got a stone and planted it and it produced with peaches. In New Zealand, they called black boy peaches which could be deemed prejudice I don’t know, but it’s not meant to be and everyone seem to just grow them from these peach pets and they’re great, but now you don’t get them as easily as you did at one time, the Rizzoli’s are blackboy peaches in someone’s garden. I’ve just got to stones, that I’m going to put in my fridge for a few months and hope they grow. I must say your way of growing is quite different. You throw them all into one pot and then pull them apart. Where is everyone else puts one stone to one pot. So I’m hoping to grow my two stones and get to peach trees.
Sorry if this is hard to read as I’m speaking it because my hands have arthritis and it’s hard typing so sometimes the words that are formed are not correct like it might cool the peach stone a pet which is really annoying. Anyway thank you for your videos.
There is a faster method that I use the crack,soak and peel method which will be ready to plant in two weeks compared to two months.. Let me know if you're interested in the process please?
@@godisincontrol32
Yes, talk to text is a bit annoying sometimes but, don’t worry. Your point was clear!! Guess I’m getting used to “tech speak “, lol!! PS Good luck with your pits. I have 3 in the fridge right now. Will see how they turn out in a few months!!
I am definitely interested in that process! I had one of 4 pits that opened an d out came a little almond looking thing. I was told it would not do a thing so I tossed it out. In your experience are the peaches produced the same as the parent seed? Thanks!
Great Comment 🙏
I break the out and skip stratification. Works way faster
Had a peach today and thought maybe I could plant it. About Two weeks ago my son planted orange seeds and they are coming up.
That's awesome! I love to see gardening as a family event.
How are they today?
I want to plant a dwarf peach pit and grow it inside for a few years (putting it out for the summer of course). Can it be done?
They need a certain amount of cold hours to bloom.
@@snowmiaow How many? I will trust you on this one.
Beautiful ❤
I quit eating peaches when they started changed them. Found some fuzzy ones in the country though!
What if you plant them right away are there any chances to grow something?
Where's part 2
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How do you prevent mold in the bag over four months?
The paper towel is damp, not soaked. It is in the refrigerator that slows mold growth down. And sometimes I do get a little and as long as it is not excessive, I can just ignore it. The other option is add a 10% bleach solution to the moist paper towel.
@mydixiewrecked2 Interesting. I'll have to look into that.
Thank you😊
You are most welcome!
Can this be done with any stone tree fruit? or cherries?
It can be done with peaches, plums, cherries, nectarines and apricot. Depending on the variety of fruit, some will be more similar to parent plants than others.
Do you dry them out first before you start the stratification process?
No, they went directly into the fridge with no drying.
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You certainly seem like a grumpy old coot. In the time you took to write the comment you could have easily looked at the the about tab and seen where I'm located. Sorry I can't include that info on every video for grumpy old coots.
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