Excellent excellent excellent! I appreciate the truth behind the failed attempts then finding what actually works. These are the best and most trusted videos. Thank you for this.
We have one pecan tree... Great video! The squirrel's plant pecan seeds everywhere on our property and occasionally they grow but end up getting mowed! 🌱
Hmm. I have two neighbors with pecan trees. Not that I have room on my property, but I know several folk in the garden guru network who do have room. Thank you Juani! I will try to start some for my friends. Thank you. And so nice to meet you today. I enjoy your videos. Have watched several. ✌️☀️🌼
this was a great video , I am wondering where you get your pecans from , we dont have any trees around will it work with store bought ones ( we are in the USA) or do I need to find a tree ?
I've done a few pecans myself but I've never had one actually germinate while in the fridge. I just stick them in pots and they take forever to germinate... Which pecan varieties do you prefer?
This is so amazing, Juani. Will you sell the saplings eventually or are you starting a pecan grove? Pecans are my favorite nuts and I would love to grow them (they're on my list!).
Hello dear! I don't know how I missed your comment! We are actually planning on starting a pecan farm, we purchased land this year, we're getting the house that was on the property remodeled, hopefully we can move soon 😀, hope you have a great week!
Hi there and this is a very interesting video! Can pecan trees be grown in the desert if they're kept in the shade most of the time? Just curious... Thank you for sharing and God's blessings to you!
Wow! I am so excited about this. Thank you! Where I am is a bit cold for Pecans, though there is one in neighboring yard and occasionally has nuts. Your technique for testing viability of the nuts and then doing the stratification to activate them to germinate will work for other nut trees as well. I’m doing this right now with the Calycanthus, Carolina Sweet Shrub seeds. I’m helping some friends with their forest restoration project, and though Acorns don’t need much help germinating, some other Trees do and your technique will be helpful. 🤗🙏🏼
That's true, they drink a lot of water, wish me luck because the land we own does not have any water..... you have made some progress on your house, it's looking great!
Juani! I wasn’t expecting to see a pecan tree growing video! So awesome! 👏👏👏 You have been very successful with these and looks like something I want to try! Thanks for sharing! 😊👍❤️
It's been a fun project! I had some failures in the past, but this method is working, thank you so much for watching, looking forward to watching your videos!
Loved your video, Juani! Your 41 young pecan trees look vibrant and healthy - great job! Like you, I'm an experimenter, and I love fruit and nut trees. ☺️ In addition to my many olive trees and fruit trees, I'm also growing some nut trees. So far, I have almonds, hazelnuts, heartnuts, and pecans, and I'll be planting some butternuts in March. My pecans produced last summer, much to my surprise, as they're still relatively young (4/5yo). So delicious, but I had to race the squirrels for them! I have a Pawnee and a Lakota for successful cross-pollination. In another video, I think you mentioned grafting Pawnee onto your young trees. I'm curious - what is the rootstock variety of the nuts you're using to start these trees? -- Kim
As I hear about your garden I'm more and more impressed! You have such a wonderful variety of fruits and nuts, we started planting pecans with the plan to move to a larger piece of property when we retire, which will be in about 2 years, God willing, it's been a really fun project to see the pecan trees come to life. I've only been gardening for a few years and absolutely love it!!
@@juanisgarden5356 We have a lot in common! I've only been gardening about five years now, and I'm also planning to move (most likely) to a larger property in two or three years. ☺️
I put pecans in water for 7 hours. None sank as u mentioned. Did it again with a second batch, and again none sank. Also, why not just plant straight into the soil to begin with?
My pecans were in water for about 8 days, the ones that stay on top are not viable. I tried planting straight into the dirt and failed. This is what worked for me.
Hi! I just identified some leaves from plants that appeared out of nowhere in my front yard - four of them and they are growing very quickly - identified on a plant identifier app as pecan trees. Is this possible? I am in Northern California. The leaf, with its pointed tip and serrated edges, looks exactly like the leaf of the pecan tree in photos. I have no idea why these trees would be going growing here except that I did feed pecans to wild turkeys for a while a few years back. Any ideas? Thanks
Hello! It's possible, if some of the pecan got buried into the soil, they may have rooted. They can produce fruit within 5 to 7 years, so unfortunately it will be a while before you can confirm it. Greetings from Texas!❤
Congratulations for the excellent video Juani, a lot of success, like! Thanks!
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I’m sure can’t grow it ,, but love to see yours,, fully watched with ads ❤
Thank you so much dear! Blessings ❤❤❤
wow great share. thaks for sharing. have nice day and keep safe always. god bless you.
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Thanks for sharing 😊
I enjoyed watching this again.
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Very informative video thank you so much for sharing.
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Big like my friends nice bhut bdhiya happy gardening good morning 🙏
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Great sharing.
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Hello Juani ,, watching here ,,😊
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Hello 🤩🤩 friend i like what are you doing ,, very nice 🙋
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Excellent excellent excellent! I appreciate the truth behind the failed attempts then finding what actually works. These are the best and most trusted videos. Thank you for this.
Thank you so much! I was very disappointed with my failed attempts, so when this method worked, I was jumping with joy!
@@juanisgarden5356 We all go through the less than desirable attempts. I’m happy to hear you found what works
Thank you so much!
By the way, I'm enjoying your channel!
@@juanisgarden5356 Many thanks!
We have one pecan tree... Great video!
The squirrel's plant pecan seeds everywhere on our property and occasionally they grow but end up getting mowed! 🌱
Thank you so much! We plan to retire soon and move to a farm so we can grow our pecan trees.
Watching again with hopes of repeating your success. Happy New Year Juani!
That's great! They're easy to start! Wish you great success! Happy New Year dear ❤❤❤
nice video im growing pecans in southern ontario so far so good cheers
Aww! That's great! Mine are still little. Happy New Year!
Branchingout- do you soak your pecans for 8 day in water them put in fridge? Was going to try and plant some.
i have yet to grow pecans from seed. my plants were bought from a nursery in niagra on the lake called grimos nut nursery@@JennifertxCarnivore
liked this video so much i just watched it again
Great sharing my friend.
Thank you so much!
Very nice.
Hmm. I have two neighbors with pecan trees. Not that I have room on my property, but I know several folk in the garden guru network who do have room. Thank you Juani! I will try to start some for my friends. Thank you.
And so nice to meet you today. I enjoy your videos. Have watched several. ✌️☀️🌼
Thank you so much! Growing pecans is not that hard as you can see, but it will take 5 to 7 years to get pecans!❤
So beautiful n healthy plants
Great job 👍
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Thank you, but the background music is too loud.
very informative going to share with my great neice she loves propogating trees and other plants, Have a great day
Thank you so much 💓 💗, I love gardening! Thanks for watching!
Wow, growing pecan is success, beautiful!
Yes, thank you 😊 🙏
did you have too crack the shell before putting them in the baggy and in the light
Great video! Pecans are my favorite nut. Thanks for visiting my channel and commenting!
Thank you so much for visiting my channel! Pecans are my favorite as well!
this was a great video , I am wondering where you get your pecans from , we dont have any trees around will it work with store bought ones ( we are in the USA) or do I need to find a tree ?
My brother gave me a bag full of freshly picked pecans, not sure if store pecans will work.
I've done a few pecans myself but I've never had one actually germinate while in the fridge. I just stick them in pots and they take forever to germinate... Which pecan varieties do you prefer?
I wish I had watched this before we lost our pecan tree. Great info!!
Sorry to hear that!
Neat, good to know that the pecan has to be cold stratified to germinate. I didn’t know about grafting them either. Very informative Juani!
I'm very excited to see what happens this year as I transplant them to 5 gallon containers! Thank you so much for your watching!
피칸 나무의 씨앗을 발아하는 방법을 영상으로 공유해주셔서감사해요, Thank you for sharing how to germinate the seeds of the pecan tree, Share a really special germination tip
Thanks so much for watching 😊❤
@@juanisgarden5356 😊
Great tip!! We can't grow pecans here but very interesting.
Thanks for sharing
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This is so amazing, Juani. Will you sell the saplings eventually or are you starting a pecan grove? Pecans are my favorite nuts and I would love to grow them (they're on my list!).
Hello dear! I don't know how I missed your comment! We are actually planning on starting a pecan farm, we purchased land this year, we're getting the house that was on the property remodeled, hopefully we can move soon 😀, hope you have a great week!
@@juanisgarden5356 Oh that sounds like a dream! Good luck with your plans. Look forward to seeing the new farm!
Hi , very beautiful video , i love plants🤗👍
Thank you so much !!
Hi there and this is a very interesting video! Can pecan trees be grown in the desert if they're kept in the shade most of the time? Just curious... Thank you for sharing and God's blessings to you!
Yes, they do well as long as they get plenty of water.
Thank you so much! We lost a gorgeous pecan tree recently. We want to plant some more with the last harvest. Thank you!
Thank you!
I just subscribed to your channel, looking forward to watching your videos!
Wow! I am so excited about this. Thank you! Where I am is a bit cold for Pecans, though there is one in neighboring yard and occasionally has nuts. Your technique for testing viability of the nuts and then doing the stratification to activate them to germinate will work for other nut trees as well. I’m doing this right now with the Calycanthus, Carolina Sweet Shrub seeds.
I’m helping some friends with their forest restoration project, and though Acorns don’t need much help germinating, some other Trees do and your technique will be helpful. 🤗🙏🏼
Thank you so much 💓! I'm very excited to see how they do this year, as I transplant them to 5 gallon containers.
It's so great that you're helping with the Forrest restoration!
Excellent video
Thank you so much 💓!!
Very nice video with good information and the seedling were well grown
Thank you so much 💓! First time trying pecans.
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I always wanted a pecan tree but they require so much water. ❤️🥰 Very good Juani.
That's true, they drink a lot of water, wish me luck because the land we own does not have any water..... you have made some progress on your house, it's looking great!
@@juanisgarden5356 Thanks so much!❤️
Brilliant video thank you 🙏 I will try to grow some I have to find them first on the shop shelf. Thank you 🙏 xx Ange xx
Aww, it will be great to see you plant some! This year we get to see the progress, thank you so much for watching!
Juani! I wasn’t expecting to see a pecan tree growing video! So awesome! 👏👏👏 You have been very successful with these and looks like something I want to try! Thanks for sharing! 😊👍❤️
It's been a fun project! I had some failures in the past, but this method is working, thank you so much for watching, looking forward to watching your videos!
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Thanks for this informative video. Full support here, my friend.
Thank you so much 💓! Greatly appreciated!
Great video thank you for sharing,succes for you
Thank you so much, I love gardening!
Thank you 😊 I’ve learned so much from this video
I'm so glad, thank you so much for watching !!
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That's a great method to germinate the tree's. What will you do with all those trees?:-):-):-)
We plan to move to a little farm, I'll be retiring from work in a couple of years.
Just a suggestion, if you want anyone to hear what you are saying, get rid of the music.
Loved your video, Juani! Your 41 young pecan trees look vibrant and healthy - great job! Like you, I'm an experimenter, and I love fruit and nut trees. ☺️ In addition to my many olive trees and fruit trees, I'm also growing some nut trees. So far, I have almonds, hazelnuts, heartnuts, and pecans, and I'll be planting some butternuts in March.
My pecans produced last summer, much to my surprise, as they're still relatively young (4/5yo). So delicious, but I had to race the squirrels for them! I have a Pawnee and a Lakota for successful cross-pollination.
In another video, I think you mentioned grafting Pawnee onto your young trees. I'm curious - what is the rootstock variety of the nuts you're using to start these trees? -- Kim
As I hear about your garden I'm more and more impressed! You have such a wonderful variety of fruits and nuts, we started planting pecans with the plan to move to a larger piece of property when we retire, which will be in about 2 years, God willing, it's been a really fun project to see the pecan trees come to life. I've only been gardening for a few years and absolutely love it!!
As far as the rootstock, I'm not sure, my brother gifted me a large bag of freshly picked pecans last year.... good question!! I need to ask him.
@@juanisgarden5356 We have a lot in common! I've only been gardening about five years now, and I'm also planning to move (most likely) to a larger property in two or three years. ☺️
How long does do the pecans usually soak before sinking to determine viable seeds?
It took me about a week.
This year I will be transplanting them to 5 gallon containers.
I put pecans in water for 7 hours. None sank as u mentioned. Did it again with a second batch, and again none sank. Also, why not just plant straight into the soil to begin with?
My pecans were in water for about 8 days, the ones that stay on top are not viable. I tried planting straight into the dirt and failed. This is what worked for me.
@@juanisgarden5356 Thanks for this information by your reply. I will proceed exactly as you have mentioned. Wish me luck.
Hi! I just identified some leaves from plants that appeared out of nowhere in my front yard - four of them and they are growing very quickly - identified on a plant identifier app as pecan trees. Is this possible? I am in Northern California. The leaf, with its pointed tip and serrated edges, looks exactly like the leaf of the pecan tree in photos. I have no idea why these trees would be going growing here except that I did feed pecans to wild turkeys for a while a few years back. Any ideas? Thanks
Hello! It's possible, if some of the pecan got buried into the soil, they may have rooted. They can produce fruit within 5 to 7 years, so unfortunately it will be a while before you can confirm it. Greetings from Texas!❤
Background music could be lower
Agreed!❤
What type of light do you put them under, after wrapping in wet paper towels??
Since I don't have a grow light, I placed them under the dining room light.
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Thank you so much!! I appreciate you watching!
How often do you water the seedlings?
How long are they suppose to stay soaking in water?
About 8 to 10 days.
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That’s great I want to try this
This has been a fun project!
3 months it will go from spring to starting winter in my country
No damn time to get pecan pissing growth unless someone has done it in a container?
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You are so welcome 🙏!!
Yum my most favourite nut! So expensive here in Canada!
Very expensive in Texas also! This year these plants are going into 5 gallon containers, thanks so much for watching!!
Why grafting what wrong with that variety?
This is a native pecan, it's a bit small.
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Never seen pecan sold unshelled in my country but oh wow, they are expensive nut so to have a tree or 2 would be superb
It is an amazing tree! Thank you so much for watching!
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Which is more important you explaining it or the loud music playing that's interrupting you
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Thank you mija!!
Mija, I found your channel.
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Ya metiste videos mija?
Stop the music as we can not hear you properly
Yes, agreed! It's an issue we're trying to resolve. Thanks for the observation.
Loose the stupid music its annoying, and we aren't interested in it
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