Thank you so much for all the tips. Was given an old planter box and when trying to plant some wild flowers found some pecans. Didn't think much of it and after a few weeks of thinking my flowers were growing I just found out I have 29 pecan trees growing 😅
You are my main source on all that grows! I would love a series on all nut trees, which grow best in which states, how to graft them and which stock to use ìs best. Love your pleasant explanations! No fancy wording or tools..just real, down-to-earth growing! Thank you..
Like your video on planting and growing pecan trees....!! Brought back lots of memories. Back in 1974 after my wife and I had our home built here in Wharton, TX, I became interested in pecan trees and grafting them. My dad suggested that the root stock should be "pignut" pecan. He knew where such a tree was and brought me a dozen or so of them. They were small and strange looking nuts. I did not taste one, but Dad assured me they were bitter tasting. Anyways, potted a couple to several containers and soon they sprouted and I set out four of them. They grew fast and once they each reached a height of about six feet, I grafted them. Two became Choctaw, a third one Desirable, and the fourth one got some graft wood that a neighbor wanted me to use ( a mistake ). The three I first mentioned have been producing wonderful pecans for many, many years. The "neighbor" one, not so good and I should have top worked that tree years ago when I was younger and better able to do so. Now at 76 yrs, I'm thankful to have had these trees for so long....
The squirrels around our place have a 100% success rate. They take them from the orchard and place them in our flower beds. Guess you could say they’re regenerative farmers.
I followed your process this winter and now I have 27 trees from 38 nuts! Pretty good I think, my investment so far about $30.00 dollars for potting soil and planters. I would like to know if you protect the new trees during their 1st winter?
I found some Pecans near the woods they still have the green outer shell so I should remove the green and place them in refrigerator correct till spring?
Excellent video as always. There is a pecan tree on our property but We haven’t added pecan trees because they are so expensive. I am looking forward to trying this. Thank you for your videos I always learn a lot.
Your videos are great! I first seen the Rambutan from seed and was excited to see more store seed to plant videos. Could you please do one on a cherry tree from pit?
Great video! Pecans are my favorite. My sister had them all down one side of her driveway on the dairy. I’d also like to know more about how to get sassafras (root beer/gumbo file) trees potted. I’ve tried for years. I know to cut the seedlings from the main root and let get established before digging up. But it’s like they just die when I pot them. Very persnickety lol.
Question??? Recent winds broke many tree limbs on a beloved pecan tree in the back yard. I waited a couple weeks then took the time to gather seeds off the limbs before hauling the limbs off. The thing is the seeds are very very young, similar to maybe picking any fruits before they ripen. Picked too soon for eating because of the taste not being palatable. Sooo I'm wondering if I can try planting them? Or if I'm better off finding a crafting project and loads of polyurethane spray lol...or if potpourri is a better idea? Thank you so much for your time and for sharing your wisdom, skills, and innovative ideas. Much appreciated Plus I really enjoyed your video today. Made learning fun! Thanks Again
I live just west of college station. Pulled some pecans off the tree today before squirrels got them. Put in fridge today. How long do I keep in fridge until I need to plant?
Thanks for the detailed video. I’m on my way home to Ohio from South Georgia with pecans to try to grow. I also have Georgia Pine tree cones to try to sprout; I think they would make nice bonsai trees. Do you have videos related to growing pines from cones? Thanks p.
I have successfully grown pecans from nuts, but I noticed pecan saplings are super sensitive to Texas sun. What schedule of sun time should we use to get them adjusted and adapted to the sun so their leaves don’t turn brown?
Like it said in the video, the seed must be stratified. They best way to do this is place the pecans down in damp potting mix or perlite in a ziplock baggie and place it in your refrigerator, they will begin to germinate and once they do they can be planted out in the ground or in very deep pots (they have an intense taproot)
If it were me I’d just find a friend,family member, or neighbor that has a really productive tree or a pecan I like and take cuttings from theirs, but I’m sure you can get online and order them if you wanted a specific cultivar
Usually if the outer husk won’t come off the seed itself isn’t mature enough, so no the putter husk doesn’t hurt it but usually means it’s not one I want to keep
Cool way to grow, thanks 😊 I think a fun one to do would be pineapple.... but put a lil twist on it. Graft a mango on it.... is that possible? Or a pear. Does that add flavor to the fruit? So you would get a pinego? Or a pearapple? I just planted my pecans today, but since these take years to do, I'm also working on the moringa 🌳 they can't be grown every where but they are very nice tree.
I would just ask around to friends and family if you live in the south, it not you can buy already germinated native pecans very cheaply from NativNurseries. If you want an improved grafted selection they will cost more but can be found in a variety of nurseries
Hi there, your videos are very interesting, well now, about almost 7 year ago I planted a Pecan Tree, (Southern Pecan Tree) on my backyard, since it haven't produce, I trying to investigate why. Is there any suggestion that you can given me about it. I will appreciated. (and by the way, he is the only pecan tree, most of my neighbors they have Oak Tree.)
Pecan trees are very slow maturing. If it was an ungrafted seedling it can take 15-20 years before it will produce. If it is grafted it could be a pollination issue not having any other trees around
I would appreciate it if you would show how (1) to grow avocado, figs, pomegranate, mango, papaya, walnut, lemon, grapefruit, orange, chestnut, fillbert, apple, pear, moringa, from seed (2) if it is ok to use compost, sand or what medium they should be grow in, (3) if growing them in pots is ok, when to transplant, when to graft, and if they can be grown in Arizona?
I plan to do a lot more “from seed” growing videos this winter in my off season, many on your list are also on my list 👍. I start them in a potting mix but when planting in the ground the prefer moist sandy soils (think creek/river bottom soils). They can be transplanted at any time, but best to do after frost if the tree isn’t dormant( before last frost if it is dormant). They can be grafted once about and 1-2” trunk diameter. They might can be but you will probably struggle getting them enough water in Arizona, they might not get enough chill hours either.
At the 15 minute mark, you say you add fertilizer to the mix before placing seedling in its own pot. What fertilizer are you using and how much? Thanks
I'm kind of in a precarious situation I guess LOL my grandmother's pecan tree nuts found its way into my pots next door and I discovered today seeds have sprouted ON THEIR OWN lol One pot I did water because I had green onions growing out of it, and the other pot with just dirt has a little tree popping out of it and I didn't water it AT ALL😂 It was just sitting in the dirt and it hasn't rained in over a month so I'm still trying to figure out how the heck it was able to sprout a stock with no water 🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤣Literally one day nothing and then the next day this huge sprout about 8 in high just popped up in the pot and I dug down a little bit and see a pecan seed that is sprouted this little mini tree😂. And then the pot next to it I found a sprouted pecan with 2 thick roots, so I'm like do I just let it grow and see what happens? My grandmother is now past so I can't ask her what did she do or if she did anything at all. Most likely she just planted a small tree and went about her business 😂 Or if she could have grown it from seed I have no clue. But She could grow anything quickly She had a very green thumb No fertilizers or anything just dirt 😩 And maybe some eggshells or fish heads or something she would chop up😂. So I guess I'm just going to ride it out and see what happens. We have no plans of selling either property so we got time to see see what's going to happen next but it would be so cool to have a pecan tree in my backyard since her house is being rented I can't just walk on and harvest you know.🤷🏽♀️
There are things like the float test, but it’s not really reliable a lot of times. I basically just look for any grub holes and toss those and can tell by the weight of each one. If it feels significantly lighter than the others it’s most likely bad. Other than that you just stratify them, plant them, and see what comes up! Basically if you would keep it to eat, it’s probably good for planting 👍
Is it normal for seedlings to drop some leaves closer to the ground as they grow? I have a 10-12” seedling that’s starting to get brown leaves along the edges at the bottom.
Just crack one open see if the meat is still good. If so I’d say it’s worth a try, but may have to put them in the refrigerator a few months to stratify them
Are you going to take your scions from older thees that are already producing nuts, I've been wondering if that's how they expedite nut production? I hope you and your new family doing well, you gys have a very Happy New Year. Thanks man
Yes, for it to be worth the time and effort one needs to take the scions from mature but bearing material. It’s how you can hijack the system and not have to wait 20 years for the original tree to produce 👍 thanks man always great to see ya!
If your new here, watch this video a 2nd 3rd or possibly 4th time. There’s a lot of information that will be missed if you only watch this one time lol! Thanks!
My Grandfather was a Master Sergent, in the US Air Force command, He came back to his home to make a an amazing crop of mix of (Steward & Mohawk species pecans that he ran for many years) Sadly he passed away about 2008'sh mayb. They turned that pecan farm (which should of been inherited to my mother and such (They moved from their shortly b4 his death tho and sold it, (too a guy who claimed to be his long lost sun (who knows)) Either way He was a great man! Could of been running a Pecan farm myself if thing were diff, either way....They ruined the land and f'd my fam. Such is the way I guess...
🥜🥜🌳👍🏾THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR TECHNIQUES ON GROWING PECAN TREES!!! HOWEVER, I'D LIKE TO SEE MORE OF THE PLANTING PROCESS THAN THE FACE OF THE PERSON DOING THE TUTORIAL VIDEO!!!... JUST AN OBSERVATION... NOT A COMPLAINT OKAY...😄👍🏾 PLEASE KEEP SHARING "SIMPLE" BUT GOOD PLANTING AND GROWING METHODS!!!😃👍🏾 GOD IS GOOD!!!... I'M OFTEN REMINDED OF HIS"GARDEN OF EDEN"!!!😃 RIGHT!!!🙋🏾♀️🔥🙏🏾👑✝️📖🔥
Thank you so much for all the tips. Was given an old planter box and when trying to plant some wild flowers found some pecans. Didn't think much of it and after a few weeks of thinking my flowers were growing I just found out I have 29 pecan trees growing 😅
😮😮😮🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊
You are my main source on all that grows!
I would love a series on all nut trees, which grow best in which states, how to graft them and which stock to use ìs best.
Love your pleasant explanations! No fancy wording or tools..just real, down-to-earth growing!
Thank you..
Thank you so much! I will try to add some more videos on this!
I use 2-qt milk cartons as tree pots.. works perfectly!
Like your video on planting and growing pecan trees....!! Brought back lots of memories. Back in 1974 after my wife and I had our home built here in Wharton, TX, I became interested in pecan trees and grafting them. My dad suggested that the root stock should be "pignut" pecan. He knew where such a tree was and brought me a dozen or so of them. They were small and strange looking nuts. I did not taste one, but Dad assured me they were bitter tasting. Anyways, potted a couple to several containers and soon they sprouted and I set out four of them. They grew fast and once they each reached a height of about six feet, I grafted them. Two became Choctaw, a third one Desirable, and the fourth one got some graft wood that a neighbor wanted me to use ( a mistake ). The three I first mentioned have been producing wonderful pecans for many, many years. The "neighbor" one, not so good and I should have top worked that tree years ago when I was younger and better able to do so. Now at 76 yrs, I'm thankful to have had these trees for so long....
Choctaw and desirable are 2 of my favorites 😁
Great video. I also found a sprouted pecan in my potting mix! I think paper shell.
It's on it's way in a pot, 1/2 day of sun.
Smiles and thanks again.
The squirrels around our place have a 100% success rate. They take them from the orchard and place them in our flower beds. Guess you could say they’re regenerative farmers.
If only we could train them to plant them were we want, then we could have an army of tree planters! Might be something to look into 🧐😆
Thank you!! I had to look up what months they can go outdoors and into the ground.
Thanks for this video, it's very clear how to plant pecans from nuts, I am from South Africa
Thank you from Australia. I have been looking for this sort of detailed information and found it here. Will subscribe.
I followed your process this winter and now I have 27 trees from 38 nuts! Pretty good I think, my investment so far about $30.00 dollars for potting soil and planters. I would like to know if you protect the new trees during their 1st winter?
Not really. I would plant them when it cools off in the fall and mulch around the base some. The tree will go dormant and come back in the spring 👍
I found some Pecans near the woods they still have the green outer shell so I should remove the green and place them in refrigerator correct till spring?
Excellent video as always. There is a pecan tree on our property but We haven’t added pecan trees because they are so expensive. I am looking forward to trying this. Thank you for your videos I always learn a lot.
Only thing I can say is: thank you 5000 times.👍✌️🍀
Loved this video. Very interested in how to grow other types of trees too.
Would you use dry stratification on English Walnuts or Chinese Chestnuts?
I am so glad you uploaded this video. I watch you all the time! Would love to meet you one day and pick your brain.
Haha love the tomato rider. Rock on man thanks for the walkthrough!
You are inspirational and your videos are always very informative. Keep growing!
Thank you so much! Thank you for watching!
I have one that has 2 sprouts that came from the one seed. I cut the smaller one and another one grow right back..
Thank you. Great instructions, we're ready to grow pecans.
Your videos are great! I first seen the Rambutan from seed and was excited to see more store seed to plant videos. Could you please do one on a cherry tree from pit?
I will put that on the list for this fall/ winter!
Great video! Pecans are my favorite. My sister had them all down one side of her driveway on the dairy. I’d also like to know more about how to get sassafras (root beer/gumbo file) trees potted. I’ve tried for years. I know to cut the seedlings from the main root and let get established before digging up. But it’s like they just die when I pot them. Very persnickety lol.
Do you have an updated video for these trees?
i just discoverd your channel and realy like your video's and realy like Grocery store growwing
Happy that you have found me and welcome you to the channel!
Awesome thanks
I asked if you had any paper shell pecan, yes or no ????
I don’t. seedling pecans are usually natives
2:38 central. Very useful information. Thanks.
Question??? Recent winds broke many tree limbs on a beloved pecan tree in the back yard. I waited a couple weeks then took the time to gather seeds off the limbs before hauling the limbs off. The thing is the seeds are very very young, similar to maybe picking any fruits before they ripen. Picked too soon for eating because of the taste not being palatable. Sooo I'm wondering if I can try planting them? Or if I'm better off finding a crafting project and loads of polyurethane spray lol...or if potpourri is a better idea? Thank you so much for your time and for sharing your wisdom, skills, and innovative ideas. Much appreciated Plus I really enjoyed your video today. Made learning fun! Thanks Again
They would not be good for planting and I do not know anything about crafts so I can’t help you there 😂 Glad you enjoyed the video.
I live just west of college station. Pulled some pecans off the tree today before squirrels got them. Put in fridge today. How long do I keep in fridge until I need to plant?
I recommend using larger pots. The smaller ones dry out too quick. Where do you do the planting? Spring? Winter?
Where you get fertile seeds or pecan nuts
The ones I have are already fucked up roasted
Great presentation!
Thanks for the detailed video. I’m on my way home to Ohio from South Georgia with pecans to try to grow. I also have Georgia Pine tree cones to try to sprout; I think they would make nice bonsai trees. Do you have videos related to growing pines from cones? Thanks p.
I don’t at the moment but that video might be pretty fun! Will but it on the list! Good luck on your trees!
How often do you water when you moved them to individual planters?
Just check the soil moisture. Should be moist but not super soggy 👍
I have successfully grown pecans from nuts, but I noticed pecan saplings are super sensitive to Texas sun. What schedule of sun time should we use to get them adjusted and adapted to the sun so their leaves don’t turn brown?
As always a great video. Very informative. Thank you
Can you help me with starting a pecan seed. I have a fresh one just dropped from the tree. The last one I pre soaked. It floated and never split
Like it said in the video, the seed must be stratified. They best way to do this is place the pecans down in damp potting mix or perlite in a ziplock baggie and place it in your refrigerator, they will begin to germinate and once they do they can be planted out in the ground or in very deep pots (they have an intense taproot)
@@TheMoreYouGrow so next I will look for the tap root. The seed was fresh had just fallen off a neighbors tree. Any other tips for me to get a start?
@@phenixrhyder5150 nope, they just need cold temps to germinate. A fresh seed planted or even soaked won’t grow until it experienced enough cold temps
@@TheMoreYouGrow my fridge holds about 37 degrees. Should I make it cooler?
Seed grown successfull or grafting??
Wow you really broke this down thank you. Now where do I get the graft cuttings?
If it were me I’d just find a friend,family member, or neighbor that has a really productive tree or a pecan I like and take cuttings from theirs, but I’m sure you can get online and order them if you wanted a specific cultivar
What about old pecans that are in the feezor from last year? Could it still grow?
They may not be super viable from the freezer. Can always give it a shot though! Just have to make sure they are whole pecans still in the shell
If you plant the seedling the fall after germination, how long until they're ready for grafting?
The trunk needs to be about a half inch to an inch in diameter before grafting. 👍
Awesome! Thank you? Starting hickory trees the same way?
Yes 👍
Is it important to remove the outer husk? Mine were stratified with the dried outer shell left on, now I’m ready to try and germinate them.
Usually if the outer husk won’t come off the seed itself isn’t mature enough, so no the putter husk doesn’t hurt it but usually means it’s not one I want to keep
when you get the seeds can you peel the green husks off manually or wait until they fall off naturally
Want to wait until they come off naturally. If they don’t come off on their own it’s not a good seed to use
That's awesome! Thanks. Merry Christmas! 🙏🎄
Merry Christmas to you too!
Great job 😊
Thanks,will give it a try. This grand old earth could stand more trees. Trees give back so much in return, a marvel of creation.
Cool way to grow, thanks 😊 I think a fun one to do would be pineapple.... but put a lil twist on it. Graft a mango on it.... is that possible?
Or a pear. Does that add flavor to the fruit? So you would get a pinego?
Or a pearapple?
I just planted my pecans today, but since these take years to do, I'm also working on the moringa 🌳 they can't be grown every where but they are very nice tree.
With grafting the plants have to be very similar. Pears and apples can be grafted together.
Great presentation! Thanks
Could you give me a source for wild pecan seeds? Thanks!
I would just ask around to friends and family if you live in the south, it not you can buy already germinated native pecans very cheaply from NativNurseries. If you want an improved grafted selection they will cost more but can be found in a variety of nurseries
Hi there, your videos are very interesting, well now, about almost 7 year ago I planted a Pecan Tree, (Southern Pecan Tree) on my backyard, since it haven't produce, I trying to investigate why. Is there any suggestion that you can given me about it. I will appreciated. (and by the way, he is the only pecan tree, most of my neighbors they have Oak Tree.)
Pecan trees are very slow maturing. If it was an ungrafted seedling it can take 15-20 years before it will produce. If it is grafted it could be a pollination issue not having any other trees around
I would appreciate it if you would show how (1) to grow avocado, figs, pomegranate, mango, papaya, walnut, lemon, grapefruit, orange, chestnut, fillbert, apple, pear, moringa, from seed (2) if it is ok to use compost, sand or what medium they should be grow in, (3) if growing them in pots is ok, when to transplant, when to graft, and if they can be grown in Arizona?
I plan to do a lot more “from seed” growing videos this winter in my off season, many on your list are also on my list 👍. I start them in a potting mix but when planting in the ground the prefer moist sandy soils (think creek/river bottom soils). They can be transplanted at any time, but best to do after frost if the tree isn’t dormant( before last frost if it is dormant). They can be grafted once about and 1-2” trunk diameter. They might can be but you will probably struggle getting them enough water in Arizona, they might not get enough chill hours either.
Since hybred pecans won’t produce fruit, where do you get your seeds?
Also, if you use native pecans for root stock, how do you graft them?
Thanks
I get mine from native trees around me. I’ll try grafting one soon and make a video, but until then I would just check out RUclips on pecan grafting
@@TheMoreYouGrow thanks 👍🏻
Would turtle tank water work?
You can but I do not know of the potential benefits.
Great video
When planted outside do you have to water them as much in fall and winter? Or can you reduce the water amount?
Can probably reduce when the heat lets up
How do you grow a Kumquat tree
At the 15 minute mark, you say you add fertilizer to the mix before placing seedling in its own pot. What fertilizer are you using and how much? Thanks
I just use a complete osmocote fertilizer I think it’s just a 10-10-10
Great info! Can you tell us where you got those deep black tree pots? A link, perhaps? Thank you!
I got them from greenhouse megastore. www.greenhousemegastore.com/containers-trays/plant-pots/treepots?returnurl=%2fcontainers-trays%2fplant-pots%2f
I'm kind of in a precarious situation I guess LOL my grandmother's pecan tree nuts found its way into my pots next door and I discovered today seeds have sprouted ON THEIR OWN lol One pot I did water because I had green onions growing out of it, and the other pot with just dirt has a little tree popping out of it and I didn't water it AT ALL😂 It was just sitting in the dirt and it hasn't rained in over a month so I'm still trying to figure out how the heck it was able to sprout a stock with no water 🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤣Literally one day nothing and then the next day this huge sprout about 8 in high just popped up in the pot and I dug down a little bit and see a pecan seed that is sprouted this little mini tree😂. And then the pot next to it I found a sprouted pecan with 2 thick roots, so I'm like do I just let it grow and see what happens? My grandmother is now past so I can't ask her what did she do or if she did anything at all. Most likely she just planted a small tree and went about her business 😂 Or if she could have grown it from seed I have no clue. But She could grow anything quickly She had a very green thumb No fertilizers or anything just dirt 😩 And maybe some eggshells or fish heads or something she would chop up😂. So I guess I'm just going to ride it out and see what happens. We have no plans of selling either property so we got time to see see what's going to happen next but it would be so cool to have a pecan tree in my backyard since her house is being rented I can't just walk on and harvest you know.🤷🏽♀️
is there a way to check if the seed is good before you plant them?
There are things like the float test, but it’s not really reliable a lot of times. I basically just look for any grub holes and toss those and can tell by the weight of each one. If it feels significantly lighter than the others it’s most likely bad. Other than that you just stratify them, plant them, and see what comes up! Basically if you would keep it to eat, it’s probably good for planting 👍
What about the silk worms?
Excellent. Thank you.
what other trees have you grown with success from seeds? Thanks
Grocery Store Growing
ruclips.net/p/PLKn0TLMm82TEVjlxS6GwIBR8JiKS5BxS3
do you prune the root of the pecan tree at some point?
No it’s best not to.
Have you grown walnut tree
I haven’t but is much the same process I do know
Awesome video. Thank you.
Is it normal for seedlings to drop some leaves closer to the ground as they grow? I have a 10-12” seedling that’s starting to get brown leaves along the edges at the bottom.
Some leaf shed is normal, but this can also be a sign of watering issues or a nutrient deficiency
Wher I live all I ever see in the stores are the hard shell pecans.
Have never had a paper shell pecan that I am aware of.
I am going to tackle mango, pomegranate, custard apple, avocado..provided they can grow in Tx!
If you show n tell us!
I’ll see if I can work on a few of those
can you give us an update on the pecans
Waiting till fall to plant and will give an update video then!
What part of the US do you live, I’m in NW Georgia
North central Texas 👍
Ive had Pecans from one of my trees in a box for around 2 years. Would I be wasting my time if I tried to plant them?
Just crack one open see if the meat is still good. If so I’d say it’s worth a try, but may have to put them in the refrigerator a few months to stratify them
What about Dogwood
GREAT VIDEO! VERY INFORMATIVE! COULD YOU DO A VIDEO ON HOW TO START A HAZELNUT TREE FROMM SEED/NUT?? 😁👍
If I could get some viable hazelnuts I’d love to! Would have to look into that one 🧐
How quickly from seed to tree can you expect it to bear fruit?
Without grafting would take about 10-15 years. With grafting about half that time
Would love to know how to grow peaches by seed. Tried and have not had any luck. Also any type of coffee plants grow in north Texas? If so how?
When I get some good peaches this year I will do a video in it! 😁
@@TheMoreYouGrow thank you so much!!
Are you going to take your scions from older thees that are already producing nuts, I've been wondering if that's how they expedite nut production? I hope you and your new family doing well, you gys have a very Happy New Year. Thanks man
Yes, for it to be worth the time and effort one needs to take the scions from mature but bearing material. It’s how you can hijack the system and not have to wait 20 years for the original tree to produce 👍 thanks man always great to see ya!
Is it better to use dropped seeds from seeds or should I cut them from the tree?
Definitely ones that fall on their own
Can you make video about grafting pecan
I will put that on my list!
If i get plant from paper seed will the plant would be native variety or paper variety ... Anyone....
Does it matter which end of the seed is down in the soil? Also how many years before you get fruit?
I lay the seed sideways so it can go the right direction no matter what
Ok I will start with native, I will need grafting stock.
Thank you for this video
If your new here, watch this video a 2nd 3rd or possibly 4th time. There’s a lot of information that will be missed if you only watch this one time lol! Thanks!
Forgot to thank you for putting your video out!
Please , make video about apricot grow from seed
Thanks guys I appreciate this
My Grandfather was a Master Sergent, in the US Air Force command, He came back to his home to make a an amazing crop of mix of (Steward & Mohawk species pecans that he ran for many years) Sadly he passed away about 2008'sh mayb. They turned that pecan farm (which should of been inherited to my mother and such (They moved from their shortly b4 his death tho and sold it, (too a guy who claimed to be his long lost sun (who knows)) Either way He was a great man! Could of been running a Pecan farm myself if thing were diff, either way....They ruined the land and f'd my fam. Such is the way I guess...
We called my grandpa Pe-can-Pappy!
Miss him so much! 🥲
My concern would be that the tap root will get tangled up
I use tall tree pots and the bottoms are open so the tap root can keep growing and then I would be planting them at that point :)
If you can show growing black walnut from seed that would be great.
Will see if I can get hold of some sometime!
Omgoodness thank you I have been doing it all wrong 😂
LOL I’m glad I could help 😂
Interesting
So will wait for followup video in 15 years !
Gig 'Em!!👍
Sugar Maple trees please!
One seed per one container always ever
🥜🥜🌳👍🏾THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR TECHNIQUES ON GROWING PECAN TREES!!! HOWEVER, I'D LIKE TO SEE MORE OF THE PLANTING PROCESS THAN THE FACE OF THE PERSON DOING THE TUTORIAL VIDEO!!!... JUST AN OBSERVATION... NOT A COMPLAINT OKAY...😄👍🏾 PLEASE KEEP SHARING "SIMPLE" BUT GOOD PLANTING AND GROWING METHODS!!!😃👍🏾 GOD IS GOOD!!!... I'M OFTEN REMINDED OF HIS"GARDEN OF EDEN"!!!😃 RIGHT!!!🙋🏾♀️🔥🙏🏾👑✝️📖🔥
Does it need grifting
Yes if you want a variety other than just native pecans
The correct term will be "Moist Cold Stratification".
Humidity is needed in cold stratification.
I've never seen a pecan tree before. Haha probably won't grow up here in zone 4. Cold places suck
Haha yes a very southern tree 😅😂