How to Grow Your Own Oak Tree from an Acorn

Have you ever wondered how to grow a majestic oak tree from a tiny acorn?
This video is your step-by-step guide to turning that acorn into a thriving legacy. We'll cover everything you need to know, from selecting healthy acorns to planting, nurturing, and finally transplanting your young oak tree.
In this video, you'll learn:
How to identify viable acorns
The importance of cold stratification (for certain oak varieties)
Choosing the right pot and soil for successful germination
Watering and care tips for your growing seedling
When and how to transplant your oak tree outdoors
Growing an oak tree from an acorn is a rewarding experience, and this video will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to do it successfully.
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[@Beginersworld135]

Beautiful sharing 🎉❤ 8:28

[@Dr.Warren]

Thanks for the kind words

[@GardenDoodles]

We were lucky to have found several baby oaks around our Regal Prince columnar oak but this was interesting to watch. It took almost a decade for him to produce any acorns so we were really excited!

[@Dr.Warren]

Yes, most oaks take 10-20 years to produce an acorn. The two exceptions off the top of my head is sawtooth oak dwarf chinkapin oak. I have seen them produce a handful of acorns around year 4-5.

[@davidcovington901]

The air pruning pots I've found online from the company linked here have only 4 holes in the sides (at bottom) and 3 in the bottom. Perhaps you cut your own?

[@Dr.Warren]

Yes, that would work

[@danschardein856]

Do you have a product name/# for the pots you’re using? The ones on shown online don’t have all the holes like the ones in the video. Thanks