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Hi! Were they planted?

I'll be following along

gppd vodeo, this seems to be the only cherry-plum video... I'm going to try and grow seeds from the grocery store fruit

Update?

hi i bought the same seeds you have on the pkg it says to soak the seeds then 90 days of cold moist gratification. the way you did it is not what is recommended can you update me on your way and how it worked for you thanks Claire

What size are those pots? And where did you buy them?

I’m guessing nothing grew?

Thats how i germinate most my seeds. Learned to do that in grade school using pumpkin, sunflower , watermelon, cantaloupe seeds. Been doing it ever since .

This to me seams like soursop seeds.

Bob Bors at the University of Saskatchewan deserves a medal for the initial and ongoing development of large, sweet, and hardy Haskap cultivars. I'm in Canada, and this has been a game changer for berry production. Just after a few years after its introduction they're even common to see even the newer Boreal series (Beast/Beauty/Blizzard) at your local grocery store nursery literally everywhere. Even Walmart, Metro, Loblaws, Home Depot, and Canadian Tire. They're so less fussy to grow than blueberries, and deer don't eat the leaves or growing shoots like blueberries in the spring. No radical inputs of sulfur necessary to acidify the soil, these haskaps literally grow in anything here and able to handle a wider range of pH and poor fertility soils. They're also one of the first berries on our little farm in June. Collecting the ripest and biggest fruits into a handful and popping it all into my mouth at once is like a drug to me. My wife is like "leave some for the customers!" Lol

We always just threw a few pounds of heartnuts into the bottom of the vegetable crisper in the fridge from late fall until planting time in the early spring in Nova Scotia. Never had an issue, nearly 100% germination rate.

Enjoyed your video but please may I ask, I live in Southern Michigan, I don't understand why you cannot try rooting them before they go dormant! That way if you were to root them today say June 24, theoretically couldn't they be well rooted here before winter and planted outside!

Great starting today! 60 days warm 70 to 80 degrees let’s go!

Thank you for the video and congratulations on your success. I looked for followup after this stage and did not find answers, so am asking some questions now: 1) How long did you keep the individual seedlings in the pots? 2) Did you keep the pots in the shade? 3) When did you transplant the potted seedlings into their permanent outdoor location? 4) Any suggestions for the process of putting them outdoors? 5) Did you put a cage around the outdoor transplants to protect from animals? 6) Did you mulch around the outdoor transplants to temper winter heat and cold waves? Thank you for your experience and suggestions, from Minnesota and a big fan of CBC Radio1 :)

best i have seen

Thanks for the video. I found some fruits today and I’d love to bonzai them. The leaves are such a beautiful dark purple. Your warm stratification system is really cool! Did they germinate well for you ?

Could you tell us more about how you spaced the plants? They seem really close together.

Been doing Paw Paw for yrs. I take seedling to friends woods to help bring them back into our area and help with wildife. I put my seeds in ziplock bag after I wash them in water and bleach. if i have mold when it comes time to plant I wash in plain bleach and no issues at all

Roughly how long does it take I have some that I got from a friend but he said he is having issues anyway awesome channel

I didn't go into the production you showed, but I just took some stalks and stuck them in the wet ground and most of the leafing parts did not even welt but kept on growing. I don't want to do too much to propagate as I don't have the time. I took the stalks from wild plants already growing on the back of my land. Thanks for the video and the sowing lesson. It was great.

Did you have any success? Couldn’t find a follow up, I want to try to grow some as well

Do you place them under lights in the house?

What soil mix do you use?

I planted a cherry plum from store bought and my tree looks nothing like yours

Can you do a video about manchurian apricot tree care? I've been scouring the internet for more info on these trees. I bought one from home depot last yr, and wanted to know all the info about the tree care, and about the fruit, when the fruit is ready for harvest, what the fruit tastes like etc. I appreciate even finding this video. Is this a rare apricot tree?

Awesome information! Do you only sell these locally?

So jealous! I always loved seeding after a long winter preparing for it. I use water from the defrosting heat pump - almost as good as rainwater. Excellent work!

Question Did you stratisfy the seeds in the container in a dark environment or a light one?

thank you for the share!👍

Thank you for your video! Is room temp (70 deg F) good for germination? I cold stratified in ziplocs in peat moss- thoughts on leaving a bit of peat moss to conserve moisture between the moist paper towels in Tupperware slightly cracked open? Thank you!

Regardless of what others are saying about not planting Aronia Berry. I have ordered seed for them knowing they are not a tasty berry, but they are apparently a Superfood with perported astronimical Heath benefits. If you haven't read up on them you really should. Research boasts everything from fighting cancers, high blood pressure, to reversing diabetes! and much more.

After taking your cuttings in December what Temps and amount of sunlight before rooting?

Nice. Greetings from Leamington.

I do have a question. When you put them in the container with the paper towels, you said dry paper towels. Do you add water at some point? because I thought you didn't want to let them dry out before planting.

So you cut off node that goes in soil? Correct?

It's 1/17/24 how are they doing now? I hope really well!!! I'm about to take seeds out of the fridge and give it a go.

Great info... i have 10 cuttings coming in the mail. I will try your method. Do you think they would root in the pro mix as well as your mix? Just curious why you make a different mix than you uppot into.

I tried many times to start them as well. An old timer told me to put seeds in a vice and take a hacksaw to two edges, then sprout in soil. We have the largest tree of this kind in our little city. My grandkids like them for shooting with the wrist rocket's . FYI, they will break windows. I'm from lovely western Nebraska.

Lol. Cool. I just bought some of these seeds from Incredible seeds. Seems to be a good company and they're from NS too. Im excited to get some of these seeds to grow and see and smell how awesome this plant is. Heard alot of raving about it. 👍👍

The deer is nice. At our cottage we have a lillac that is 60 years old. It has bloomed once and the deer have keept it at about two feets high all these years.

I'm using a heating mat this year to get them going fast hopefully getting allot more growth in a season my method's similar but I'm using a humidity dome with a strainer and damp cloth this should allow them to breathe a little reducing mold as I will water the seeds periodically. I believe the seeds like to sprout with soil temps at 80-90*F, so I'll set the temp to 85*F.

I do large ones all the time with greater success than really thin ones. I never cut the nodes off

My seeds died, started to grow then stopped

How many weeks the seeds took to sprout? Thank you

What zone are you in? I’m in northern lower mi zone 5a. I’ve been warned that my paw paw trees will not fruit north of Flint

You began another video on stratification of maple seeds that you ordered. Instructions you read, said to stratify the seeds for 120 days. That time's gone by and was hoping to see how you go through the next step. I jusy collected Paperbark Maple seeds that I put thru the soaking process today, and will lay them in soil for 120 days. But what's next? Best way to get them into a pot, or plastic flats...I'm curious. Thanks for a great video, and ...THUMBS UP!!!

I wonder if a weak water and bleach solution on the towels would hurt them. It would stop mold. I had mold get on pawpaw and chestnut seeds I’ve sprouted in peat moss. I’ve got a bunch of Texas Mountain Laurel and Tupelo seeds in my oven now. The pilot light keeps them at 75 to 80 degrees when I crack the door barely open. I put as many pots as I can fit in there.

Do you have a video detailing the construction and working of that impressive greenhouse?

Love it I'm going to try native wild Hawthorne cuttings like this. I've had no success with other cutting methods. I will also try native gooseberries here in Northern Ontario. It's going to get prickly over in my homestead all native is the goal. Great tips. My wildcard is if I get my Cornus Florida making it through winter in this Carolinan zone. My hops. Pecan and coffee tree saplings are in their 3rd years planted in my forest growing slow but steady.