How To Grow A Peach Tree From a Pit
And there you have it. It takes a little time but it isn't hard.
I've posted a more in-depth article on how to grow your own peach tree from a pit over at The Prepper Project. Click here to read it!
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posted by David The Good @ 7:00 AM
6 Comments
6 Comments:
Isn't it the kernals and not the pits that you should put in the fridge?
Yes, that's right. Good catch. Though putting the entire pit in the fridge usually works as well.
So, how much air should I leave in the bag?
The air in the soil seems to be enough.
Is it important that your using pits from local grown? Since produce from elsewhere is irradiated and thus sterile?
I have heard that most peaches sold in stores are grown on grafted stock. If this is true the seedling would be whatever the graft stock was.
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