The FASTEST Way To Grow An Avocado

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  • Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
  • The easiest and fastest tutorial to grow an avocado from a seed!
    This video will answer all the questions you might have when growing your own avocado.
    Follow me on Instagram and TikTok and feel free to DM me if you have any questions or want to show me your progress shots!
    / leafy.lane
    / bradcanning
    / brad
    0:00 Introduction
    0:38 prepping the avocado
    2:31 how much light do they need?
    2:44 how often do I need to change the water?
    3:08 what are the lumps on the rootar
    3:13 What are the lumps on the roota?
    3:41 when to plant in soll?
    4:55 will ny avo grow fruit?
    5:38 do I need to trin the sten?
    5:44 propagation cones
    6:05 brown spots on the leaves?
    6:14 10. brown spots on the leaves
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  • @arianagarro4840
    @arianagarro4840 3 года назад +1430

    "Once you start, you cannot stop." I have fifteen avocado seeds and there's already five avocado plants in pots. 🥑🥑🥑 "You will never be able to throw another avocado pit ever again" THAT'S SO TRUE I LITERALLY WAIT EVERY TIME WE EAT AVOCADOES JUST TO SAVE THE PIT! The addiction is real. Be warned y'all!

    • @orfeusthedorfeus2905
      @orfeusthedorfeus2905 3 года назад +16

      yes it is. you bet your butt it is

    • @radad12
      @radad12 3 года назад +23

      I agree I have 7 avocados and 6 mangoes

    • @orfeusthedorfeus2905
      @orfeusthedorfeus2905 3 года назад +16

      @@radad12 yea i have 8 avocados 3 mangos, 4 oranges, and 6 lemon

    • @thiccsloth
      @thiccsloth 3 года назад +7

      I aspire to be you XD

    • @crystalnealkelley5380
      @crystalnealkelley5380 3 года назад +2

      @@radad12 do you do mangos the same way?!

  • @maggie4367
    @maggie4367 2 года назад +249

    My coworker found out she could sell them in her local area for about $100 per mature avocado plant. So she went to the nearest Qdoba and asked them for all their pits. They gave her a box of about 500 pits and she was successfully able to grow a bit over 450 in her greenhouse on her rented property. A few died but she sold the remaining avocado plants in 2 months. She made enough to buy a house. So here I am, trying to figure out how to grow an avocado successfully 😂 🥑

    • @cynthiap8635
      @cynthiap8635 Год назад +5

      Wowwww that's amazing.

    • @Oneklickmedia
      @Oneklickmedia Год назад +5

      Yup plants are booming as more people are getting green thumb since pandemic. I started this journey other day trying save Orchid plant, then decide to grow green onions from store brought roots, and then now Avocado seeds. 😂

    • @InvertYourSoul
      @InvertYourSoul Год назад +5

      To bad they will all most likely taste like shit, unless they are being used for their roots.

    • @timgoes
      @timgoes Год назад

      You need to ask your co-worker. She's the professional. I'm wondering how much pruning you should do. Keep cutting back the tips so it's not spindly.

    • @XarmyVet
      @XarmyVet Год назад +1

      ​@: P not true you know what you doing with any plant tree or flower you can make tremendous things happen and grow and taste delicious weirdo why would someone sell a product that I'd going to grow shifty avacados it's all about how you feed nutrients for it.

  • @georghayward9791
    @georghayward9791 3 года назад +899

    If you want to get the tree to produce, you have to shock the tree. We in South Africa plant the pips and after 3-4 years in the ground, you nail 3-4 inch nails into the thickest part of the trunk and then the tree will go into shock and produce fruits. This is the nature way of survival of the trees to make more fruits for the pips/seeds so the trees don't die out. Tru and let me know.

    • @friedchickenridebarton1567
      @friedchickenridebarton1567 3 года назад +22

      Thank you for this information 🙂

    • @amario25
      @amario25 3 года назад +6

      @@friedchickenridebarton1567 That's really smart!

    • @imtiazahmed1020
      @imtiazahmed1020 3 года назад +2

      ruclips.net/video/tN0mvJfUEB8/видео.html,

    • @sexysophie4426
      @sexysophie4426 3 года назад +3

      Thank you so much !

    • @lohex4601
      @lohex4601 3 года назад +21

      Is this true? I dont want to kill my plant.

  • @purplecarrot8982
    @purplecarrot8982 3 года назад +149

    So glad to see a tutorial without toothpicks. I don't have any lol

  • @k-saurrous
    @k-saurrous 3 года назад +255

    I'mma leave this here and it was the best realisation ever. The lids to the Mcdonalds sundaes and the Starbucks cups (cold ones) works perfectly as the above water vessel. Just flip it upside down and yo gooodddd! Stop that plastic ending up in the fill. Reuse reuse reuse!

    • @maxstechnology6363
      @maxstechnology6363 3 года назад +1

      So it’s like a boat?

    • @k-saurrous
      @k-saurrous 3 года назад +8

      @@maxstechnology6363 imgur.com/a/ZuKZPst
      like a boat with a hole in the bottom that the avo seed is plugging..

    • @bubblegreen8811
      @bubblegreen8811 3 года назад +1

      wow! no need for toothpicks then?

    • @imtiazahmed1020
      @imtiazahmed1020 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/tN0mvJfUEB8/видео.html,

    • @_forestgnome
      @_forestgnome 3 года назад +3

      Or just use a reusable Starbucks cup to eliminate all plastic consumption :)

  • @eleonorahb.fitzpatrick5591
    @eleonorahb.fitzpatrick5591 3 года назад +63

    Thank you Brad!
    in my experiment I tried:
    - 1 seed with skin, above water glass (slightly deeped), north window positioned without drape, slight fresh air, aprox 23-24 C
    - 1 seed without skin above water glass (slightly deeped), north window positioned without drape, slight fresh air, aprox 23-24 C
    - 2 seeds without skin, in wet paper towel, in zip bag, on desk, near powered laptop (constant temperature, lower lighting).
    The seeds in zip bag (your method) show strong root after 1 week only, leaving them in bag for another week and check.
    no bad odor, no mold.
    the other seeds have very shy attempts to show roots after 2 weeks.

    • @wayofthewonderer
      @wayofthewonderer 2 года назад +4

      thank you for the data! im gonna go with his way

  • @mashamann4601
    @mashamann4601 4 года назад +517

    I really need to attend avocados anonymous... every single room on my house has about 5... it’s bad

    • @bradcanning
      @bradcanning  4 года назад +45

      better join quick, it’s filling up

    • @NMW80
      @NMW80 3 года назад +3

      Bahaha same here

    • @MMOlsen
      @MMOlsen 3 года назад +6

      There is no such thing as too many avocados! :)

    • @NMW80
      @NMW80 3 года назад +3

      @@MMOlsen haha true but I can’t throw away the seeds now lol I have to sprout them 😂 I will run out of room for them soon

    • @laylastipsandtricks9817
      @laylastipsandtricks9817 3 года назад +1

      Hahahahahahaha.... me, too :-)

  • @RivkaMacales
    @RivkaMacales 3 года назад +25

    Funny story - I did the first stage: I put it in a wet paper towel, in a tied bag in a cabinet and then... I forgot about it for many weeks. no idea how many... weeks and weeks... I finally remembered having putting it away, took it out today, and... there was a nice root and stem that had started growing. Plus- it wasn't moldy :)
    So now it's in a glass bottle, in the manner which you suggested, and I'm exited to see what happens with it!
    Thank you for this tutorial! This is the first time I succeeded growing a root out of an avocado pit!

    • @audreylundmisner8888
      @audreylundmisner8888 2 года назад

      Lol, I did too! Forgot about the pit in the cupboard! Exactly the same story as yours! Waiting now to see what happens in water!💧

    • @Sylou1006
      @Sylou1006 Год назад

      Good to know. Went straight to a bottle and have good roots

    • @Sylou1006
      @Sylou1006 Год назад

      Also just started peeling did it wrong but making progress

  • @jziemba1213
    @jziemba1213 4 года назад +165

    This channel is the only way I've ever been successful with growing an avocado pit into a tree! I'm so happy with my first one and now I'm on numbers 2-5... definitely an addiction like he says! Thanks from sunny California! ☀️🥑♥️

    • @bradcanning
      @bradcanning  4 года назад +4

      yay that’s awesome!! thanks for the kind words! I miss sunny cali 🥺 it’s very cold here now 😅

    • @jziemba1213
      @jziemba1213 4 года назад +1

      @@bradcanning 🤗😁Do you like triple digits? It's supposed to be 106°F today. Yikes!

    • @bradcanning
      @bradcanning  4 года назад +2

      woah!!!! that’s so hot! I actually love the cold 😅😅

    • @jziemba1213
      @jziemba1213 4 года назад +1

      @@bradcanning smart guy! 😥 It's way too hot. Haha

    • @imtiazahmed1020
      @imtiazahmed1020 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/tN0mvJfUEB8/видео.html,

  • @mbystedt
    @mbystedt 3 года назад +62

    Tried this during quarantine and it's been such a fun project for me and my kiddos ever since. We've become super obsessed and are growing 4 more at the moment. We got the same West Elm vase as well! Thanks for sharing this vid!

  • @jaydenosuntuyi7886
    @jaydenosuntuyi7886 3 года назад +91

    Everyone: im gonna plant 1 avocado seed
    Me: you got to step those numbers up, those are some rookie numbers

    • @kerrin6633
      @kerrin6633 3 года назад

      Oooh! Good to know! ;)

  • @xtine1819
    @xtine1819 3 года назад +39

    no avocado pits ever thrown away! 😤💖🥑

    • @imtiazahmed1020
      @imtiazahmed1020 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/tN0mvJfUEB8/видео.html,

  • @namehere8433
    @namehere8433 3 года назад +13

    Can't thank you enough for posting this easy method for rooting pits. Wonderful to find this after so many failed toothpick attempts. The wet paper towel and zip lock bag also worked great for mango pits and lemon pits--they both sprouted roots within one week. Avocados have been slower for me-one has rooted so far (2 weeks). I've transferred 3 mangoes and one avocado to propagation cups set atop 4 different, interesting, tall crystal water glasses of different shapes. I'm fascinated by the day to day root growth. I planted the rooted lemon seeds in soil one morning and by nightfall I had sprouts peeking up---that kinda blew me away. My SO is from the Caribbean and eats a mango and an avocado every day so I have a bagful of wrapped pits perking away. I think that a rooted, sprouted pit in a beautiful tall faceted glass is a great gift idea.

  • @Alice-vl8fl
    @Alice-vl8fl 3 года назад +39

    I just adopted a baby avocado tree and your video is a blessing to a newbie like me! 😊 What I meant by adopted is this cafe I dined in had a brilliant nature campaign that when you purchase their avocado smoothie, youll get to take one seedling. And suddenly today Im an avocado’s parent haha

    • @11AceHearts11
      @11AceHearts11 3 года назад +4

      Aww.. this is the cutest thing I've read in a while! Best of luck on your avocado journey!

    • @PeterLawton
      @PeterLawton 2 года назад +2

      It's a "rescue". Awwww. LOL I like that idea, though, of getting a seedling with the smoothie. Now when I eat at one of those Mexican restaurants that make guacamole at the table, I'll be thinking about where those pits go.

  • @julesideaslol3838
    @julesideaslol3838 3 года назад +27

    My parents almost tossed out my dude and I saved him, now she’s thriving

  • @dionnedlc2
    @dionnedlc2 3 года назад +1

    Your video from a few years ago was what got me into growing the seeds. Your method and tips have always been the most true and successful for me. Thanks for all the info!!

  • @virginiaryals8119
    @virginiaryals8119 3 года назад +6

    I've NEVER been able to get an avacado pit to grow. I'm so excited that I'm going to try this method this weekend!!!

    • @victorysaint
      @victorysaint 3 года назад

      Organic I've found will work

    • @mairwaugus5203
      @mairwaugus5203 2 года назад

      Works like a dream. I got multiple roots from the pit. So much easier than toothpicks & jar.

  • @valentina8698
    @valentina8698 2 года назад +11

    I have a tiny improvement that worked very well for me: Instead of a paper towel use wrapped up cling film, it holds moisture too but since it's not organic it's less likely to develop mold. Worked better for me :)

    • @Greensky02
      @Greensky02 10 месяцев назад +2

      I actually replaced the sandwich bag with cling wrap and kept the paper towel. Is it better for keeping mold at bay? Certainly not! What was interesting though is that it grew twice as fast as my other 2 seeds which were both using the paper towel and sandwich bag method. Could just be a coincidence that I got a "good seed". Further testing is required! 🥸

  • @cheyenneherrera5
    @cheyenneherrera5 Год назад +8

    I followed your instructions and I actually did it!
    I now have an avocado in a bottle 😆
    Thank you so much 🙇🏽‍♀️

  • @NatalieBrownMusic
    @NatalieBrownMusic Год назад +4

    Growing my first Avocado tree with this method. After 6 weeks got a great root and just half submerged in water. Did two at the same time. One took, the other didn't. Brillz method. Can't wait to see wee leaves!

  • @landscapesam
    @landscapesam 3 года назад +8

    This video was incredibly helpful! I've been trying for ages to grow an avocado by just plopping the pit in water and hoping for the best. I have been enlightened!!! Thank you so much. You are really fun to watch!

  • @086nguyenthuyvan7
    @086nguyenthuyvan7 2 года назад +7

    Love your video! My seed has grown roots for the first time in my life, thanks to your instructions, and I'm excited for what's coming next ^^

  • @kcain64
    @kcain64 2 года назад +1

    That was a awesome video. You answered a bunch of questions I didn't know I had about growing my own Avocado plant.

  • @prestonfloor9806
    @prestonfloor9806 Год назад

    I watched this video about a year and a half ago and I now have 6 avocado plants, i planted one I soil and the main shoot shot up right along the side of the pot 5 inches away from the pip. It just made me think of when you said “mother nature, doing it’s thing, being picky”

  • @kevinb7098
    @kevinb7098 3 года назад +3

    I started growing my own plants and trees 2 years ago and what you said is so true. I cannot stop! Lol great video thanks for the tips :)

  • @Chassie1988
    @Chassie1988 3 года назад +4

    You have literally answered all my questions! Thank you

  • @heidiellis7376
    @heidiellis7376 2 года назад +1

    Finally an easy tutorial that didn't put me to sleep, in fact you could show me how to grow air and I will still watch your fun presentation!! No toothpicks poking out of everywhere, which has stopped me trying even though I have been really excited to try this because I don't want my hand to look like the avocado seed

    • @Nalijay
      @Nalijay 2 года назад

      Ikr how tiresome is the toothpick method? Speaking of air, have you heard of air plants? They are super easy to look after.

  • @dear_totheheart
    @dear_totheheart 2 года назад +1

    Really loved this, fantastic overview and interesting way of growing them I haven’t seen before, great work, thanks!

  • @queensbeautyobsession
    @queensbeautyobsession 3 года назад +5

    The buds are mycorrhizae which are symbiotic organisms that help the plant to grow! I’m so excited. I saved some avocado pits because I just knew I could repurpose it

  • @lemondollx6249
    @lemondollx6249 3 года назад +32

    I’m 11 and trying to grow a bunch of plants, after I got my first plant I couldn’t stop and still can’t I need help. 💀

  • @respecthewoman
    @respecthewoman 2 года назад

    How adorable. You know you can also crush it to pieces and put it in your foods. Its packed with lots of vitamins

  • @redrydab8335
    @redrydab8335 Год назад

    The quick toss into the coffer table 😊..Classy

  • @user-mb3tl5ze6e
    @user-mb3tl5ze6e 3 года назад +7

    My Pit had roots and a little plant stump when I cut the Avocado 🥰

  • @janebuckland737
    @janebuckland737 2 года назад +4

    Great presentation and I love your vases and yes let’s grow because it is fun and enjoyment that is the reward..not a 50 pence fruit. As a beginner I have 6 on the go and am just starting to see roots. Loved the ziplock idea and will try that with my next. The addiction begins…🤩👍

    • @janebuckland737
      @janebuckland737 Год назад

      Omg. DEAD… well my 5 done well up until they should have been sprouting leaves… but hey… 7 out of 9 ficas cuttings are now beautiful tiny plants. Long live indoor house planting

  • @niar7322
    @niar7322 2 года назад

    😍Yes! Love the look of the stars in glass and beautiful plants. I'll be trying it this way soon. Thank you!🌹

  • @whatshappeningalbuquerque
    @whatshappeningalbuquerque Год назад +1

    I watched this video about 2-3 months ago. I followed every step and for the first time ever have 3 avocado plants! Thanks for the great information😊

  • @phillip1beer
    @phillip1beer Год назад +6

    Hi Brad. I had a ziplock bag down in my basement aquarium room. I had forgotten about them for months. I was afraid to open the bag as I thought they might be rotten. Amazingly, they were still damp in the paper towels and were sprouting. I also had two new seeds. I cut donuts from pool noodles and made the center hole bigger with a razor knife. The noodle hole was now big enough to allow me to push the seed into it and yet fit snuggly around the seed like a life jacket. They are all floating on top of my aquariums in the basement under bright lights. My only worry is that once they begin to grow they may become top-heavy and want to fall over in the water. I think I will use super glue gel to glue the noodles to each other to create a floating island-like platform that will be more stable. I'll let you know how things progress with it. As for now they are floating nicely on the surface of my aquariums.

  • @superaaron7398
    @superaaron7398 3 года назад +8

    Oh! Thanks Brad! I have about 50 seeds and don't know how to start them growing. This is helpful! Can't wait to try your tips. Cheers from Philippines! 😁

    • @verom8657
      @verom8657 3 года назад

      How are they doing?!

    • @fatbastard1216
      @fatbastard1216 3 года назад

      @@verom8657 I think he ate em

    • @verom8657
      @verom8657 3 года назад

      @@fatbastard1216 the seeds or the saplings?

  • @devcodes312
    @devcodes312 3 года назад +1

    I could listen to you talk about plants all day!!!! You’re delightful!

    • @imtiazahmed1020
      @imtiazahmed1020 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/tN0mvJfUEB80/видео.html

  • @2dishpan
    @2dishpan Год назад

    This is the best idea ever. I cave across this video by accident and now have 4 plants growing, totally addicted and have saved this video for reference. Thank you so much for creating this and sharing with us

  • @acarr5529
    @acarr5529 3 года назад +7

    Sooo I’m just gonna leave this here: The avocado has what is called a ‘complete flower’ because of an unusual behavior known as ‘protogynous dichogamy’.
    The avocado flower has both functional female and male organs, however they open and close twice over a 2day period...the first day as functionally female and the next as functionally male. So it’s extremely hard to get fruit froze just one tree but it’s possible

  • @serenitybysaf
    @serenitybysaf 3 года назад +99

    why did my avocado pit take 4 months to grow a root ..... oh because i put the whole pit in a glass of water during the coldest months of the year

  • @greenysgarden4581
    @greenysgarden4581 4 года назад +2

    Nice to see you back on the tube Brad.

  • @CMVB92
    @CMVB92 3 года назад +2

    I'm just getting into planting now, thank you! You're so funny!

  • @betsyappelhof28
    @betsyappelhof28 4 года назад +3

    Love it! I have so many going at the moment, can't wait to see them grow big & strong! Thanks Brad IYSM

    • @bradcanning
      @bradcanning  4 года назад +2

      yay! they’re so fun to watch grow!

  • @eileenmarie7883
    @eileenmarie7883 3 года назад +3

    I already have an avocado plant going strong but I wanted to see if there was a better method than what I used and this is the best video I’ve found that actually got me excited to grow every single pit I get and now I have another method to try with my next one! 😅

  • @craftyleo
    @craftyleo 3 года назад

    So cool!! Thanks Brad just what I wanted! Awesome 👌

  • @gypsyrain369
    @gypsyrain369 2 года назад +1

    my mother did this a lot and i had forgotten ,, i LOVE this video ! Thank you so much , just put my first seed in the baggie ! i can't wait ! Thank you again !

  • @deesnuts8028
    @deesnuts8028 3 года назад +9

    I seriously just watched this video and now I LOVE him 😂

  • @violetbook208
    @violetbook208 3 года назад +16

    $3 for an avocado? That's so expensive! They're $.75 here. I am trying to grow one for the first time, I'm hoping it works out 💚

    • @pumpkqueen
      @pumpkqueen 2 года назад

      organic avocados are more expensive

    • @jacquelineess1141
      @jacquelineess1141 2 года назад +1

      It depends on where one lives as the country they're imported from may be quite far away.

    • @bri1085
      @bri1085 2 года назад

      Australian dollars, so they meant to make them $0.3 but everything being upside down there and all

  • @purpledancerbmw5279
    @purpledancerbmw5279 Год назад

    Love the vase look. Wow

  • @priscillaeiland4512
    @priscillaeiland4512 3 года назад

    Awesome love your energy can't wait to see them grow :)

  • @desireeadrian5722
    @desireeadrian5722 2 года назад +3

    I’m excited to give this a try! We may try to pot them later, I know some other people in the neighborhood have avocado trees, so we might just get what they need. Although I do remember someone saying you have to graft a male branch to the rooted tree. Still, very exciting to try! 🤗🌻🤓

  • @YourBuddyDidi
    @YourBuddyDidi 3 года назад +7

    I’m not going to wait 7 years to have an avocado!!! That really made me laugh 😂
    I mean, it’s a cute plant! No need for more reasons to do it.

    • @KeruuKat
      @KeruuKat 3 года назад +1

      Avocados don't actually grow "true to seed" so if it does fruit it won't taste like a normal avocado. Just letting u know! I'm growing an avocado bc i think its just such a cute plant hehe

  • @alexceglinski9443
    @alexceglinski9443 2 года назад

    first time on your channel. You're so great! Will defs try this!!

  • @ariananewcombe7737
    @ariananewcombe7737 Год назад

    Your presentation is ... contagious! Love it!

  • @maidoesthings
    @maidoesthings 4 года назад +21

    Ever since I saw your first video on growing an avocado a few weeks ago, I have been saving all my avocado pits 😬 goodbye windowsill space 😅. Thanks again for the tutorial and in-depth information 🌱

    • @bradcanning
      @bradcanning  4 года назад +4

      haha you’re house will be taken over 😂 thanks for watching!

    • @NMW80
      @NMW80 3 года назад +1

      I’m not sure if you can store the seeds for very long. I think a month should be ok but I wouldn’t store them for too long.

  • @RT1home
    @RT1home 4 года назад +6

    Love this! You answered so many of those Avocado FAQs. And thank you for including our Prop Cones!!

    • @bradcanning
      @bradcanning  3 года назад

      of course! so obsessed with them!

  • @scizessita
    @scizessita 2 года назад

    I came just for a quick avocado-propagation tutorial and left absolutely *LOVING* the tutor (and his dog).

  • @lindanguyen318
    @lindanguyen318 3 года назад

    This was so informative and helpful! Thank you sir!!!!

  • @kellyglusovich6960
    @kellyglusovich6960 3 года назад +31

    I work in a cafe as a cook and we use a bunch of avocados everyday. I took 6 pits home today but all the pits have knife slices. I hope that doesn’t stunt the growth :(

    • @ruthlessog9098
      @ruthlessog9098 2 года назад +1

      Nah it doesn’t stunt the growth, it’s still a seed

    • @pedroclaro7822
      @pedroclaro7822 2 года назад

      That reduces the seed's energy storage but the amount is insignificant

    • @ruthlessog9098
      @ruthlessog9098 2 года назад +3

      @@pedroclaro7822 no it doesn’t, the plant itself grows upward, it doesn’t reduce anything, I’m growing an avocado with knife slices and it’s literally growing 💜
      You do know when an avocado grows the seed starts to crack open right?! Knife slices or not it’s still gonna grow, just make sure the seed itself Isn’t bad

    • @Voltomess
      @Voltomess 2 года назад

      @@ruthlessog9098 how do you know which is good which is not? I had two of them planted the same day one was growing very fast and cracked after 1 month and another one cracked after 3 months and grow very slow and when it had like 2 inches he just died idk why. I was devastated because it took 6 months for him to grow 2 inches tall and he didn't make it they were both in perfect same spot growing next to each other 😢

    • @ruthlessog9098
      @ruthlessog9098 2 года назад

      @@Voltomess you tell by the color! Was it brown? Did it have spots? Also I noticed it doesnt matter wheater they're the same🤔 same soil, same sunlight, same water (doesn't matter) not everything will survive in the same environment! Despite you doing Everything right and taking care of the avocados well, there's always that one or few avocado that needs different treatment.. perhaps the one that stunted on growth needed to be grown in the ground?! (Thats usually the case)

  • @KaterinaWilliams
    @KaterinaWilliams 4 года назад +388

    Lmao why did I think I had to put mine in the fridge 😂💕 thanks for the tips Brad!

    • @bradcanning
      @bradcanning  4 года назад +28

      hahah you’re not alone 😅

    • @Sir_Gee
      @Sir_Gee 3 года назад +7

      Not the cutest😏

    • @coryweng2929
      @coryweng2929 3 года назад +1

      Katerina William

    • @nightmaremusic7
      @nightmaremusic7 3 года назад

      @@bradcanning kn

    • @lyricsession4461
      @lyricsession4461 3 года назад +7

      This is the first tutorial that suggest pealing the seed. Maybe now I can finally get a plant 😀

  • @veiyi
    @veiyi 3 года назад +1

    This is amazing. Yay Brad!!

  • @xanna_likhoa
    @xanna_likhoa 3 года назад +2

    I've legit checked your tiktok twice for the last parts of info bcz its so different to other peoples explanations. Glad i found this video! Mine sprouted 3 legs after 1.5 weeks 😍😍

  • @Fiorinudi
    @Fiorinudi 3 года назад +5

    Obsessed ! I eat 1 to 2 Avo’s daily ! Needless to say i have way too many humidity bags of seeds in pantry!! But finally my first babe is growing!! Wanna send you a pic ... don;t know how 😆

  • @kawaiiaudreyneko7962
    @kawaiiaudreyneko7962 2 года назад +9

    Something I wanna mentioned is be careful not to break the roots when moving to soil. The tap root will not grow back if broken.

  • @gengy8802
    @gengy8802 2 года назад +2

    Omg thanks to this vid, i’m obsessed with this hobby💕 my very first is absolutely gorgeous & it’s been almost a year? Just gorgeous💗

  • @vulcanburnsie8451
    @vulcanburnsie8451 3 года назад

    Can I just so thank you big time, like really so simple and love the video. You have been so helpful with advice and tips with the seed and growth to tree.

  • @9catlover
    @9catlover 3 года назад +7

    i planted mine out in the garden in the UK. it is over 12 ft tall now and is still growing

    • @bradcanning
      @bradcanning  3 года назад +1

      👁👄👁

    • @peterjackson2980
      @peterjackson2980 3 года назад

      huh 12 ft tall your kidding ,,,,,,,,when did you start growing your plant .?????

    • @imtiazahmed1020
      @imtiazahmed1020 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/tN0mvJfUEB8/видео.html,,

    • @9catlover
      @9catlover 3 года назад

      @@peterjackson2980 i planted it 5 years ago. i am not kidding :) doubt it will fruit unless we have crazy summers which could happen since spain is snowing

    • @JOHNSMITH-vx5yz
      @JOHNSMITH-vx5yz 3 года назад

      Do you have snow in Spain. ????? ,,,,,,,is that normal, I was told it's ALWAYS HOT over there,,,,

  • @karmenmcmillan4175
    @karmenmcmillan4175 3 года назад +5

    Actually just tried this myself! It took about a month (like you said) and it actually started cracking and rooting! I’m so excited

    • @bradcanning
      @bradcanning  3 года назад +1

      yay!

    • @Voltomess
      @Voltomess 2 года назад

      wow you lucky my first avocado cracked after 3 months I had two of them planted the same day one was growing nice and another one grow like 2 inches and died idk why. I was devastated because it took 6 months for him to grow 2 inches tall and he didn't make it they were both in perfect same spot growing next to each other 😢

    • @karmenmcmillan4175
      @karmenmcmillan4175 2 года назад

      @@Voltomess don’t feel bad. Lol mine didn’t last either. I actually never gotten a stem , just roots. Maybe it’s our water? 🤷🏽‍♀️. I will try it again though because it’s fun to see things develop over time and seeing your completed work. I will try to use fish emulsion mixed with the water next time. Best of luck to you if you try it again! 🤝

    • @Voltomess
      @Voltomess 2 года назад +1

      @@karmenmcmillan4175 I still have first one he grows without problems next month is his first birthday 😂😍❤️👍

    • @karmenmcmillan4175
      @karmenmcmillan4175 2 года назад +1

      @@Voltomess 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 already ages ahead of me as I just bought avocados this morning 😅

  • @plantypatty
    @plantypatty 2 года назад +1

    The was so helpful!!! And the “yeets” were funny as hell!🤣🤣🤣

  • @Chloe-mp5sj
    @Chloe-mp5sj 3 года назад +1

    Hahahaha you're so funny! Love your video. Making gardening even more fun!

  • @nina-laribrewis5732
    @nina-laribrewis5732 3 года назад +3

    It really is an addiction! Mine has not started to sprout but I have like 5 going 🤣

  • @akanesoma737
    @akanesoma737 3 года назад +3

    I'm so glad I saw this video! I was wondering why my avocado pit didn't grow up since a month. I was wondering what kind of soil should I use to plant them, like a tropical one?

  • @deddardo1
    @deddardo1 3 года назад +2

    This was probably the most informative video I’ve seen on this. Thanks for the tips!

  • @heatherpaterson9878
    @heatherpaterson9878 3 года назад

    Thank you for your tutorial and tips cleared up quite a few questions!

  • @Drifterplanet
    @Drifterplanet 3 года назад +3

    Love this! The paper towel thing is new for me. Yes, growing avocado plants is really an addiction. :) I have just two baby plants but I'm trying to grow more.

  • @laurenaqeel3316
    @laurenaqeel3316 3 года назад +11

    how many house plants do you have? I love your background! so many plants but very modern. I followed this video and my avocado plant is growing!!!!

    • @bradcanning
      @bradcanning  3 года назад +2

      thank you! I have about 50 I think

  • @frankpeck1448
    @frankpeck1448 2 года назад

    Thank you, Brad, for uncovering the 'Avacado Mystery'! Greetings from N. Kentucky.

  • @MasteringHow-To
    @MasteringHow-To 3 года назад +1

    Love your place. Really dig the vibe

  • @lyndaparker3814
    @lyndaparker3814 3 года назад +11

    QUESTION: When roots have developed, Do you use faucet, purified, spring or distilled water for next process?

    • @Voltomess
      @Voltomess 2 года назад +2

      I know you asked this 10 month ago but I can answer you anyway, in my case I always use faucet water and they are happy and grow like crazy and I live close to NYC so water is not perfect here lol.

  • @monicaalvarado3551
    @monicaalvarado3551 3 года назад +13

    But for those who want a tree and more avocados, just go have it graphed and they will tell you what to do from there, basically plant it in the ground!

  • @natashakitanaswords8764
    @natashakitanaswords8764 2 года назад +2

    5:26 Hahaha Hilarious!! Don't You wish People would Learn to keep Their Negative Energy to Themselves? 🤣 Great Presentation I Concur. Plants: Gorgeous with or without Fruit. 🌱 🏆

  • @Em-wv1vr
    @Em-wv1vr 2 года назад +2

    This was supper helpful I’m starting my indoor plant family and I grew my first avocado root a few weeks ago but did not know what to do next thank you so much

  • @Grandeguenon
    @Grandeguenon 3 года назад +7

    This video made me go back into my trash can to pick up the seeds from my avocados that turned bad 😅

  • @ariellawoolf5530
    @ariellawoolf5530 3 года назад +11

    Hey Brad! Quick question: how often do you have to cut the tops of the plant?

  • @peterelmo2181
    @peterelmo2181 2 года назад +1

    6:26... So true... I have like 4 pits right now, they're looking really good and at just this early stage, I'm already addicted to planting them. Everytime I see an avocado the first thing that comes to my mind is the immense urge to germinate it... Its irresistible. Its like avocados have this anomalous property of manipulating intelligent organisms into helping it reproduce. They grow in such a fun way and leave you with that proud sensation that you've accomplished greatness. Like you just created the perfect offspring for your life.

  • @rachelbittick274
    @rachelbittick274 3 года назад

    Your video was fun to watch good luck hope to see more of your videos !!!

  • @phylvalen9991
    @phylvalen9991 3 года назад +3

    I have to agree with you, it's highly addictive! I have seven beautiful trees cultivated in the last 15 months, am overjoyed. Six in ICU and another two waiting to ripen. Awesome pleasure 🌺🌺🌺

  • @smileanjo
    @smileanjo 3 года назад +3

    Thank you for explaining that this won't produce avocados lol i would've been waiting forever.
    But anyways, now I found a way to have cute indoor plants without killing them lol

    • @KeruuKat
      @KeruuKat 3 года назад

      either way, they wouldnt have tasted like actual avocadoes from the store. They don't grow "true to seed" so that means they don't taste good. About 1 in 10,000 avocado trees actually produce edible (read- tasty) fruit! Avocado facts!

    • @smileanjo
      @smileanjo 3 года назад +1

      @@KeruuKat wow, I did not know that!

  • @benjafari2947
    @benjafari2947 Год назад

    Thank you so much, you are so sweet and love your energy ❤

  • @novartisnk9684
    @novartisnk9684 2 года назад

    Great Energy !!
    Beautiful Background and Everything
    Thank you so much, beside it being informative I really got good vibes from you and your video :)

  • @Morkees
    @Morkees 3 года назад +90

    You have avocados on steroids 😂 it took me 3 months to pit get split and have 1 root 😂 it's been 4 months not and it finally got a stem and 4 leaves on it with still only one root 😂

    • @Longthakyd
      @Longthakyd 3 года назад +5

      Morkees I have the same problem, took me nearly 3 months for my original avocado to crack. However, my second batch of avos, one cracked about 2 weeks in and has a root growing !!

    • @16traps
      @16traps 3 года назад +1

      Mine took like 4 days 😂

    • @NMW80
      @NMW80 3 года назад +4

      Not all germinate fast in my experience but don’t give up cos they eventually will germinate. Unless it’s grownh fungi etc then don’t give up. Try keeping them in a warm place. It will germinate wayyyyy faster in warm weather or if you keep the house warm. They don’t like sprouting if it’s too cold so try not to let it get cold or it won’t think it’s time to sprout

    • @fatbastard1216
      @fatbastard1216 3 года назад +1

      It's been 7 months and one barely grew a stalk but never rooted, one rotted completely, and the last one has a super tiny stalk and a shit load of roots that only came in a month ago. I think the submersion in water is bad and also too much sun burned my babies. I have 3 newer ones that are growing way faster than the original 3 and I'm guess it's because we're getting a lot less intense sun now that it's fall 😪

    • @arianastowell
      @arianastowell 3 года назад

      Perhaps the avocado itself is not that healthy may I suggest getting more then one specifically ORGANIC avocados have a better chance of growing

  • @LifeofLisaSimpson
    @LifeofLisaSimpson 3 года назад +9

    When you see those nodes (clumps on roots) that means the avocado needs to be potted in soil.

    • @tzet63
      @tzet63 3 года назад

      Can I throw it away if it does cause idk where to get soil

    • @LifeofLisaSimpson
      @LifeofLisaSimpson 3 года назад

      Tzé T you can probably keep it in the water for as long as you want. It might die on it own then you can throw it out lol

    • @bradcanning
      @bradcanning  3 года назад +1

      most plants have nodes. when placed in water, roots grow out of the nodes. the white clumps on the roots help absorb nutrients. avocados can live in water forever. you have the option to plant in soil but they can live in water.

  • @PantherinaP
    @PantherinaP 3 года назад

    After almost 4 weeks IT WORKS! Yesterday I put the tip in the water and roots are growing massively Thank you thank you✨💕🌳

  • @thecurlywarrior
    @thecurlywarrior 2 года назад

    Thank you for all the tips

  • @eoinmccullagh
    @eoinmccullagh 3 года назад +3

    Thanks for the advice, worked a treat! My avocado is still in water, just wondering, have you ever added plant feed or other nutrients directly to the water?

    • @bradcanning
      @bradcanning  3 года назад

      I might experiment with it one day but never have

  • @smoky276
    @smoky276 3 года назад +3

    OMFG WHEN I TRIED DOING IT THE AVOCADO WOULDNT GROW SO I TRIED 2 MORE TIMES AND GAVE UP ALL HOPE UNTIL I JUST OPENED IT AND THERES ROOTS IN BOTH OF THEM!🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

  • @katia1239
    @katia1239 3 года назад

    Thank you so much not only for the info but most of all for making me laugh at a moment when laughing is so necessary!

  • @melissajkxoxo
    @melissajkxoxo 3 года назад

    Ohhhh. I’m gonna try. Thank you!!