APPLE TREE Growing From Seed TIME LAPSE - 171 Days

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  • i'm planning on planting this one outside in the spring and setting up a camera in some kind of weather proof box and making this a forever project with yearly updates, lets see how that goes.
    i don't know what kind of fruit it will produce though :)
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  • @jordanbabcock9349
    @jordanbabcock9349 2 года назад +624

    No use..it won't be the same apple. The apples you eat are grafted trees. You're playing the lottery hoping for something that tastes good. Waste of time.

    • @Boxlapse
      @Boxlapse  2 года назад +2193

      You are probably right. i will reply to this comment after 7-10 years and let you know how they taste. I'm feeling lucky!

    • @unioprefec
      @unioprefec 2 года назад +1271

      What's with the pessimistic mindset? As a gardener, I plant the fruits I bought just because I love seeing them grow and live in my garden.

    • @mookiecookie44
      @mookiecookie44 2 года назад +1096

      “Won’t be the same apple” does not equal “waste of time.” But well done on your attempt to impress us with your intellect.

    • @MrYerak5
      @MrYerak5 2 года назад +374

      If every person on the planet would plant one apple tree we whould have 7 billion trees to taste

    • @sockpuppetqueen
      @sockpuppetqueen 2 года назад +377

      It's still not a waste of time. This apple tree can be used as root stock to graft a known, tasty variety of apple to, even if boxlapse DOESN'T want to play the apple lottery to see if this seed produces good fruit. Apples that are no good for eating out of hand can also still be used to make juice, cider, or pies. And even a totally useless apple tree makes a nice looking ornamental.

  • @noone1929
    @noone1929 2 года назад +1103

    Once when I was young I found a sprouting seed in my apple. Curious I planted it in a cup and watched it grow for two years even getting in the ground in our backyard. To keep rabbits away that winter I put chicken wire around it. That spring I took it off to give the tree more room to grow. Next thing I know my brother has mowed it over thinking it a tall weed. I must admit I cried quite hard and haven’t tried growing a tree since.

    • @MaiAolei
      @MaiAolei 2 года назад +136

      This is terrible! I feel your pain. One easily gets attached to those little guys, especially if it is something special like sprouted inside the apple.

    • @swaranjalihomoeopathy8693
      @swaranjalihomoeopathy8693 2 года назад +37

      Can feel you completely.

    • @HeyItsCharlie
      @HeyItsCharlie 2 года назад +32

      That's horrible 😞 I'm sorry

    • @OliverJazzz
      @OliverJazzz 2 года назад +35

      Don't lose faith! I've lost many plants in similar ways, but you can always grow new ones that will bring you joy.

    • @TacticalProjectGaming
      @TacticalProjectGaming 2 года назад +64

      After 2 years he did not know you are growing an apple tree?

  • @FolksingerFitness
    @FolksingerFitness 2 года назад +810

    There's something very soothing and positive about watching plants grow this way.

    • @Kpopisntforkids
      @Kpopisntforkids 2 года назад +2

      Fr

    • @wiktorsosinski
      @wiktorsosinski 2 года назад +1

      Music

    • @TheCrazyBird844
      @TheCrazyBird844 2 года назад +7

      I’d argue it’s tapping into an innate feeling of satisfaction, ever since God created this world, our initial charge was to be gardeners/farmers, that’s just my .02

    • @Kpopisntforkids
      @Kpopisntforkids 2 года назад +1

      @@TheCrazyBird844 True that 👍

    • @deathlaunch21-codm75
      @deathlaunch21-codm75 2 года назад

      Yes

  • @mr.dahliaking.202
    @mr.dahliaking.202 2 года назад +72

    Its so fascinating.. I have in my back yard an apple tree that is 90 years old, and recently it had a massive redo and all of its branches were cut away and now it regrew new branches and the apples are as big as a average coffee mug! Used to be just small tennis ball sized apples. So fascinating to think tat it was once a seedling that got grafted and was plated by my great grandpa

  • @MelurthHowtogrow
    @MelurthHowtogrow 2 года назад +192

    I have a little guy growing aswell, something I noticed is the differnet kind of forms the leaves gets, nature is amazing!

    • @thelastprussian6491
      @thelastprussian6491 2 года назад

      ,,nature'' lol

    • @BigBassLipRipper
      @BigBassLipRipper 2 года назад +2

      Replace nature with God then you will be correct.

    • @thelastprussian6491
      @thelastprussian6491 2 года назад +14

      @@BigBassLipRipper Humanity created the modern Fruits.

    • @sandrawong6787
      @sandrawong6787 2 года назад

      I swear my tree has changed it's DNA over three times
      I see three different types of leaves

    • @MelurthHowtogrow
      @MelurthHowtogrow 2 года назад +1

      @@sandrawong6787 Yeah Sandra, it really looks crazy :D

  • @10thletter40
    @10thletter40 2 года назад +150

    That was insane. The amount of time and space you dedicate to this is admirable

    • @gl3nda96
      @gl3nda96 2 года назад +10

      And also the equipment.

    • @unknown69801
      @unknown69801 2 года назад

      Thats litterally what their channel is about but ok

    • @ryangrimes1845
      @ryangrimes1845 2 года назад +4

      @@unknown69801 yea.. he was admiring his patience and skill :|

  • @anthonysanchez6268
    @anthonysanchez6268 2 года назад +23

    The way a tree or a sprout can grow and extend its leaves in the span of 24 hours is amazing, as if it’s reaching out to the world excited for its new and flourished life. This makes me feel warm inside..

  • @Delealli2020
    @Delealli2020 2 года назад +134

    Props to the cameraman for holding the camera steady for 171 days

  • @Cleeemoo
    @Cleeemoo 2 года назад +92

    You should set a camera for a live stream of your plants growing. Internet people are so nuts those days (with all due respect), I'm sure many would watch and write weird (but constructive) comments! Thanks for sharing!

    • @teassister
      @teassister 2 года назад +1

      surely running a camera 24/7 wouldn’t cost much!

    • @Coquillages
      @Coquillages 2 года назад +8

      Livestream to watch a plant grow! Haha. May as well just stare at a photo of a plant.

    • @fandroid6491
      @fandroid6491 2 года назад +3

      @@Coquillages Or watch paint dry

  • @bmolitor615
    @bmolitor615 2 года назад +10

    so far I have a coffee tree taller than me, a very happy little lemon tree, two tangerine sprouts, a weird grapefruit sprout with extreme miniaturization, and two dragonfruit seedlings - now I am going to do AN APPLE OMG!!!! why did I not think of this!? apple apple apple!

  • @NavyBluee
    @NavyBluee 2 года назад +171

    Hi, can you make a behind the scenes video? Would love to see how you plan these time lapses and the work in progress. Love your videos. Inspired me to grow a tomato plant.

    • @taylorh2538
      @taylorh2538 2 года назад +5

      How's the plant doing?

    • @ryangrimes1845
      @ryangrimes1845 2 года назад +5

      @@taylorh2538 what the dog doing?

    • @taylorh2538
      @taylorh2538 2 года назад

      @@ryangrimes1845 ur mom 😳😱

    • @lantempo
      @lantempo Год назад

      @@ryangrimes1845 dead

  • @drei3198
    @drei3198 2 года назад +55

    it's amazing how an apple can grow so fast in less than 6 months

    • @SysterYster
      @SysterYster 2 года назад +6

      They really do grow quite fast, though you can't really see it with your own eyes. My first apple tree grew about 25cm tall the first summer, and now in the spring it has already doubled that height. And I have 6 new baby apple trees that are thriving. They're pretty easy to grow. :)

  • @sailawayteam
    @sailawayteam 2 года назад +15

    The first leaves popping through the dirt - fantastic! Gives me hope.

  • @Sport.199
    @Sport.199 6 месяцев назад +1

    When I was 6 i grew a apple tree in my backyard then we went to florida and I left it there then 4 Years later I went to the same spot in Floridian and it was there producing apples all the newborns were picking the apples.

  • @user-xe8xg7yh5s
    @user-xe8xg7yh5s 9 месяцев назад +4

    Every time I see a plant ☘️🌵 growing up I feel like I have been witness to a creation of magnitude ❤❤❤

  • @julietphillips1991
    @julietphillips1991 2 года назад +5

    I have gotten many apple seeds already with sprouted root from the very apple that I am eating. Just pay close attention while you munch away and you might just see what I have often found. And when I plant them in a cup (styrotex 8 oz. cup), they do grow!

  • @ZCScience
    @ZCScience 2 года назад +19

    I love these time-lapse videos they're so entertaining! The things we may not notice are fascinating!

  • @borislavkolarov6814
    @borislavkolarov6814 2 года назад +38

    I've tried growing an apple tree from seed time and time again, yet they always get powdery mildew and whatever I treat them with they die. Seeing how vigorously this one grows gives me hope to keep trying! Amazing video as always!

    • @gifigi600
      @gifigi600 2 года назад

      So did you succeed in growing one?

    • @borislavkolarov6814
      @borislavkolarov6814 2 года назад +11

      @@gifigi600 I have yet to collect some seeds and plant them. The ones I've grown before have all died because of fungal infection (powdery mildew), as I mentioned in my previous comment. They didn't grow as tall as the one in this video.

    • @TimmMix
      @TimmMix 2 года назад +2

      I think thats the reason why grafting is commonly used. You need a different tree as a base for your apple to prevent infections

    • @AmelieZh
      @AmelieZh 2 года назад +2

      @@TimmMix that term...havent heard it since my dentist appoinment

    • @borislavkolarov6814
      @borislavkolarov6814 2 года назад +1

      @@TimmMix Naturally, grafting could be a solution. However, my main goal is to grow one from seed without grafting it on another tree base. Grafting a seed-grown apple wouldn't be practical at all, as apple trees (just like many other fruiting trees) are not true to seed, and growing one from seed will not give you the same fruit you took the seed from. More likely, it would turn out to be a crab apple which, frankly, is not a good graft if you are looking for quality fruit.

  • @zap_blaze_fn1278
    @zap_blaze_fn1278 2 года назад +4

    Im addicted to this guy ngl

  • @angramainju1755
    @angramainju1755 2 года назад +4

    In my home place in Poland we have a yard (my parents are still living there), and there was 3 very big apple trees. Idk who planted them exactly from my ancestors, but these trees were old, like could be around 200yo, and this land my family got also around 200 years ago.
    Now only one tree left, still giving sweet fruits.
    I'll be going soon home, because of my cousins wedding, and I plan to make a sapling from this tree, and take it to Hungary, where me and my hungarian fiance plan to buy land, so I will have a connection to my home, and my ancestors

    • @blueberrymon4566
      @blueberrymon4566 Год назад

      That is such a pure and wonderful idea! I hope it will grow tall and healthy. 😊

  • @nightfalls5462
    @nightfalls5462 2 года назад +2

    there's something beautiful, and relaxing with these videos, never thought that watching things grow was so peaceful

  • @hg3774
    @hg3774 2 года назад +3

    It took him so much time to do this! :) you're hardworking!

  • @Midnightwilight
    @Midnightwilight Год назад +1

    This soothing music coupled with the beautiful growth makes this video moving.

  • @no-knickers-emma1112
    @no-knickers-emma1112 2 года назад +2

    Nature at its best. There are some things in life that is simply wonderful.

  • @chrisnotap
    @chrisnotap 2 года назад +43

    Pretty amazing videos you have and you are obviously a very committed person to tend to the watering, lighting and great camera angles and set-up. I have played with time lapse videos over a handful of days but nothing to this extent. I am interested to know, if you want to share, what camera do you use to get such great long time lapses?

  • @MarioFan-mar10
    @MarioFan-mar10 2 года назад +3

    It reminds me of my big apple tree in the garden when it was just only a seedling,
    Good times!

  • @nicholaslu4069
    @nicholaslu4069 2 года назад +1

    Hey Boxlapse, after my initial failure (splitting seeds while cutting through the core), I got the remaining seeds to sprout and have since planted them in a pot. Mine are on the 26th day of their growths. They have popped out of the earth and grown true leaves!

    • @ellenmaze
      @ellenmaze 2 года назад

      Now I gotta try that too.

    • @nicholaslu4069
      @nicholaslu4069 2 года назад +1

      @@ellenmaze It's a fun little long term project for sure. I look forward to it growing fruits someday but it's more about the experience.

  • @dirtyharry7332
    @dirtyharry7332 2 года назад +3

    thanks for all your videos. it would be very nice to see what has become of all your planted fruits and co so far in a possible video.
    thank's in advance - greetings from germany berlin

  • @kasparnickborn6682
    @kasparnickborn6682 6 месяцев назад

    I planted my seeds 9 days ago. And I can see the first leaves coming out. Soo excited!

  • @hg3774
    @hg3774 2 года назад +3

    Its soo cool!

  • @pianoetudes4755
    @pianoetudes4755 2 года назад +4

    I just came back from Sequoia National Park and bought the Sequoia seeds at the gift shop. Would you make timelap video of growing Sequoia?

  • @Moz859
    @Moz859 Год назад

    Reading through the comments I see that quite a few people have done this. I myself have done it as a competition between me and my friend to see who can grow the tallest one by the time we finish high school. 1 year in and it still isn’t as big as that. Probably because it took me a while to repot everything. Great video👍👍👍

  • @habanerodani9457
    @habanerodani9457 2 года назад +1

    hi in 2014 i grew some apple trees with seeds myself, i let one tree grow, the apples taste really good, the others i leave in the pot and they stay with a bonsai tree (translation with a translator) i come from germany

  • @hg3774
    @hg3774 2 года назад +4

    Watch how the manuer just disappear, The plant is taking it all in!

  • @tobindeaker3018
    @tobindeaker3018 2 года назад +4

    Thank you so much! I’ve been waiting for you to do apples for so long!

  • @alzack112
    @alzack112 2 года назад +2

    Woah bro! I just wanted to grow it, and you actually uploaded it today 😲

  • @michaelharvey75
    @michaelharvey75 2 года назад

    Love the idea of sprouting the seeds between damp paper/material inside a ziplock bag.
    .
    I will be using that, thanks.
    .

  • @That1Guy7890
    @That1Guy7890 2 года назад

    I was munching on an apple one day as I was seeding some morning glory and found a seen that sprouted inside the apple! I'm almost 2 months in.. It's a slow grower but that's OK.. I like that possibility of it one day bearing fruit

  • @georgeb3970
    @georgeb3970 2 года назад +4

    And 7-8 years later you have your first apple!

  • @Darsh0606
    @Darsh0606 2 года назад +1

    Wow it is very good I am growing my own mung plant I planted it four days ago , it is growing now

  • @gopxrock4950
    @gopxrock4950 Год назад

    Love the time lapse. I'm comparing my experience to your. I try 3 different methods to sow the seeds. The slowest was to just throw it in the soil. Still nothing for over a month and probably have to wait for Spring. The refrigerator method got abandon for the faster method. The faster method, I was able to germinate the seeds within 2 weeks or less. After getting the starter leaves, they are slowly getting their first true leaf. My apples are growing slower than your. This is probably because I grow them in the fall and using the limited sunlight. They are outdoor plants and only put them in the shed at night. I'm mostly using the Honey Crisp seeds because they got me excited the first time I had them. Will I get a Honey Crisp apples from seed...likely not, but i will name them Sugar Crisp or Sweet Crisp or Butter Crisp.

  • @tjleonard8282
    @tjleonard8282 2 года назад +1

    This has inspired me to grow my own apple tree. Experiment time! Thank you @Boxlapse!

  • @ZA-mb5di
    @ZA-mb5di Год назад

    Nothing I like more than seed timelpase.
    So cathartic

  • @Alexm0321
    @Alexm0321 Год назад

    Last year I planted germinated an apple seed cause I was bored and quite lonely at uni, it’s almost been a year and I brought it home, it’s now beginning to sprout again since it’s becoming spring

  • @potato7640
    @potato7640 8 месяцев назад +1

    Im growing an apple tree and im on about day 41 of the time lapse. Um . I put it next to some cosmo flowers im growing. I did not expect the leaves to grow to rapidly. Ima need to find a new spot to put them in 😅

  • @OhotnikAndRibalov
    @OhotnikAndRibalov 2 года назад +6

    wow, it turned out great. I wanted to ask you, can you grow grapes from seed?

    • @gus473
      @gus473 2 года назад +2

      👍🏼 Absolutely! Good luck! 😎✌🏼

  • @ShadyOk
    @ShadyOk 2 года назад

    my seed was already growing inside the apple. That saved alot of time. I saved about an entire month of time.

  • @CuttingEdge49
    @CuttingEdge49 2 года назад

    May be the best video I watch today.

  • @tonisuarez5554
    @tonisuarez5554 Год назад

    Every being in this Planet does what is meant to be....
    Even you as a human
    You are someone else's plant
    Any way I regcon the effort and wish you a Happy Life far from the madding crowd??❤

  • @travelingamongthepeeps9100
    @travelingamongthepeeps9100 2 года назад

    Appleseed " look at me go, I can grow lookie lookie" :) 😀 😃

  • @IPMan-me6lo
    @IPMan-me6lo 2 года назад

    Did the same but I got an apple with a germling in it already. Is now in my garden for a while. I know this apple would not taste well, so just for fun planted a tree.

  • @reflection2681
    @reflection2681 2 года назад +1

    Ok lemme try this next I love apples

  • @VictorNewman201
    @VictorNewman201 2 года назад +4

    I love to know what type of potting soil you used, and fertilizer. That's a great amount of growth for a young apple tree for the time period.

    • @MagicToadSlime
      @MagicToadSlime 2 года назад +1

      My guess is that the lighting is much more important for faster growth. You can also use fertilizers in the soil if you're worried about nutrients

    • @pupher1761
      @pupher1761 2 года назад

      I like to water mine with banana water. Leave the peels of a banana in hot water overnight then strain it and use that to water you plants once a week

  • @abhijitsingh9346
    @abhijitsingh9346 2 года назад

    One also to appreciate the taste of music of the creator. Quite beautiful background scores.

  • @ellenmaze
    @ellenmaze 2 года назад

    *watches video. Gets in the car to go buy apples and ziplock baggies* LOVE THIS!

  • @ar601273
    @ar601273 2 года назад

    nature truly is magical

  • @narangerelbazarsukh8430
    @narangerelbazarsukh8430 Год назад

    Respect to this dude for recording this long just to entertain us.

  • @polaris.spacex.event24
    @polaris.spacex.event24 2 года назад +12

    MashAllah the way Allah swt grows these plants 💛

    • @gamersadda1327
      @gamersadda1327 2 года назад

      Not allah, its jesus

    • @michaelrch
      @michaelrch 2 года назад

      @@gamersadda1327
      It's Zeus

    • @hanszou15
      @hanszou15 Год назад

      ​@@gamersadda1327 Jesus also worshiped Allah

    • @gamersadda1327
      @gamersadda1327 Год назад

      @@hanszou15 proof?

    • @hanszou15
      @hanszou15 Год назад

      @@gamersadda1327 read Yoh 20:17 , Jesus Is Also A Servant Of God, Because It Is Impossible For God To Deify Another God

  • @Timfishoh2759
    @Timfishoh2759 2 года назад +1

    So weird! I was just checking out an apple grafting video yesterday! My big accomplishment today was transplanting my "peat-moss-pods-o-peppers" into SLIGHTLY larger growing environments. Baby steps. =D

  • @danrichseo
    @danrichseo Год назад

    Got a few apples seeds that have just sprouted now, 6 little sprouts, enjoying the process

  • @LightSeira
    @LightSeira 2 года назад +1

    You go apple tree! Grow big and strong, you can do it!

  • @Howlflame
    @Howlflame 2 года назад

    I remember when I was probably 14 I was eating an apple and noticed that the seeds had already started sprouting, so I got a flower pot and planted them. I was so happy to see them start growing, but then one of my cats knocked it off the balcony and I couldn't salvage them.

  • @AmelieZh
    @AmelieZh 2 года назад

    I have an apple tree in my background and to think it was like this before? wow!

  • @okam8662
    @okam8662 2 года назад

    If it becomes a crabapple it can be a great pollenizer for nursery varietals he can plant; it can also be good rootstock for grafting good varieties onto and lastly he may hit the lottery and develop a fantastic new variety!

  • @f4msoso
    @f4msoso 2 года назад

    Just imagine 10 years from now everything he growing is just fully mature and blooming would be such a sight to see

  • @imrohan9631
    @imrohan9631 2 года назад

    This sound and this video makes me happy

  • @noobychoco454
    @noobychoco454 2 года назад

    your patience is absolutely incredible, good job

  • @MARIOPOWERUP
    @MARIOPOWERUP Месяц назад

    My seeding it’s about 3 months old and to think it’ll possibly be that tall is wild 😮

  • @DuckFace.
    @DuckFace. 2 года назад

    Boxlapse: *making a vid about plant growth.
    Beethoven: Say no more.

  • @StylesbyNina
    @StylesbyNina 2 года назад

    So sooooooooo soothing!

  • @Gxnzside
    @Gxnzside Год назад

    I was once thinking of putting a apple seed in the refrigerator but I put it out side so let’s hope nature takes care of it the right way😊😊😊

  • @siobhansteisa9996
    @siobhansteisa9996 2 года назад

    It’s fun to see if a seed will grow. I save seeds from lemons in my tea when I eat out. I’ve grown a handful so far.

  • @mrarcesus3634
    @mrarcesus3634 2 года назад

    its so exiting to see how my future plants are gonna look like

  • @ST4RS4EVERRR
    @ST4RS4EVERRR 7 месяцев назад

    When I was growing my apple seeds, I put mine in a water bottle and a sprouted and I poured out the water and cut it in half and I put some dirt in half the water bottle and I put the seeds in there and it’s sprouted. I’ll give a edit soon.

  • @MillenniumDragonLord
    @MillenniumDragonLord 2 года назад +1

    So this is how the plants grow huh interesting!

  • @Infrared01
    @Infrared01 2 года назад +2

    I tried this exact method a few different times, but each time I would transplant a germinated seed into soil it would either dry up or rot and die within like 2 days. Kinda a bummer for me, but at least it cooperated with you!

  • @sekolahtahfizhtkqm
    @sekolahtahfizhtkqm 2 года назад +1

    Love it

  • @brnuovncs
    @brnuovncs 2 года назад

    Really excited to see a new timelapse video of this plant in around 7 years.

  • @UrBigSisKey
    @UrBigSisKey 2 года назад

    This is the best channel to ever exist

  • @tracybowling1156
    @tracybowling1156 2 года назад +1

    I hope this is a first of many episodes of the apple tree. I really want to see how tall it gets!

  • @J-Editz15-._.
    @J-Editz15-._. 2 года назад

    One small thing can make more something big, something amazing, and something beautiful

  • @DDDD17890
    @DDDD17890 2 года назад

    My apple plant is 2 or 3 years old and the same size 🤔
    I thought it was because of the small pot, compared to planning it in a garden. But the pot of the video is waaaaay smaller.
    I will give him some extra love this year.

  • @bloodyfitnerd1947
    @bloodyfitnerd1947 2 года назад +2

    Crazy how one little seed can become a massive tree

  • @deepayadav2913
    @deepayadav2913 2 года назад

    Oh my god u spent LOTS OF DAYS ON all of ur videos 😢😭😥😰 all for all of these kids people teenagers toddlers ur very generous and loving and caring.

  • @martinator_videns
    @martinator_videns 2 года назад

    This is both relaxing, and enjoyable.

  • @littlelatte8052
    @littlelatte8052 2 года назад +1

    this reminds me of the time i found an apple seed growing inside of my apple 🌱🍎

  • @SnakeDoctor303
    @SnakeDoctor303 2 года назад

    This is my new favorite channel

  • @4TH.WALLBREAK
    @4TH.WALLBREAK 2 года назад

    We definitely need a “Where are they now” vid lol
    Enjoy your videos man keep it up

  • @gotteskind8052
    @gotteskind8052 2 года назад +1

    Ich hab 1 Apfelkorn bei Vogelsand eingepflanzt ,wächst auch ganz gut ohne Erde ^^ bestimmt weil so Vogelsand Mineralien hat. Und tue auch so Mineralwasser ohne Kohlensäure eingießen.

    • @gotteskind8052
      @gotteskind8052 2 года назад +1

      Wenn es bissel größer wird ,werde mal so als Schichten > Erde ,dann Vogelsand und Erde und wieder Vogelsand usw,. mal testen ^^

    • @thelastprussian6491
      @thelastprussian6491 2 года назад

      und später veredeln... wenn er Äpfel tragen soll

  • @MaluseedGrowers
    @MaluseedGrowers 2 года назад +1

    Very nice, I'm currently growing them in Jamaica, hope to see fruit in the future💯

  • @DioDinero
    @DioDinero 2 года назад

    Nice cold stratification ❄️❄️

  • @Sandwebbspider
    @Sandwebbspider 2 года назад

    Beautiful little trees……be positive !

  • @learn_nature
    @learn_nature 2 года назад

    You inspired me, now I also want to sow an apple. But sow it with bamboo right at the beginning. You reassured me when I realized I had to wait a month until I saw buds.
    Also, I know there are minerals in the stones, so I want to sow gems near this seed, there is also a rock from the Himalayas that is salty, maybe it will inspire the plant to contain some salinity that will balance the sweetness of the fruit.
    The product is called Himalayan salt.
    what are you saying?

  • @theEevee098
    @theEevee098 2 года назад

    I like the idea of a forever project! It will be alot of work though to manage for snow, ice,and space. But I look forward to seeing what you accomplish

  • @shoshannafachima1306
    @shoshannafachima1306 2 года назад

    Wondrous beauty🌳

  • @FLIKTRIXYT
    @FLIKTRIXYT 2 года назад +1

    I was eagerly waiting for you to upload another video. Thanks 😊 ❤️ loved it!

  • @heikomaier2540
    @heikomaier2540 2 года назад

    i dit it 2009 and it was a view months old than he die, but maybe tomorow i will start a second dry and this tree i will one day refine (veredeln German), thanks i like this video so much.

  • @melonpie105
    @melonpie105 2 года назад

    i started growing an apple tree from a store bought apple in february. it's turning out great.

    • @justayoutuber1906
      @justayoutuber1906 8 месяцев назад

      Won't taste good though

    • @melonpie105
      @melonpie105 8 месяцев назад

      @@justayoutuber1906 eh, i don't really care. plus it died last year, so guess that's that :\

  • @AMELIA-cl3ey
    @AMELIA-cl3ey 2 года назад

    That's one long tree you are so patient dude

  • @amosbackstrom5366
    @amosbackstrom5366 5 месяцев назад

    That is pretty sweet. But I will say your lighting could be better, not for the photography (which is very good) but for the plant.
    Having only a single light source directly above is the reason that tree took off so tall and skinny. As soon as a new set of leaves grow above the last ones, they almost completely shade all the others below.
    I'd be curious to see what tree woupd do, grown like that in a multi-story building. At some point it would have to stop growing vertically to keep it's trunk strong enough.
    Pretty stressful on the plant but very cool to see what nature does when you throw it a curvball