I am excited to try this! I live in Virginia and i am growing blueberries, raspberries, figs, persimmons, apples, grapes and mulberries in my large back yard. Cherries will be a great addition to my garden. Wish me luck!

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Don't you have to freeze them first😊

Thank you!

Do you leave bag unsealed to put in ice box

Great job buddy

yea that bugs been sucking my snake bean's flowers, it might not gong to produce the snake bean this year. I was looking for it. but those didnt bother my green bean plants. I mix dry chili pepper and garlic and little bit vinegar, I saw somebody post on your tube. but I dont think is working. I am going to buy mild soup tomorrow and mix with the oil you mention and water. thanks for sharing met

How to grow lemon trees, please, as well how to grow your fruits over size naturally

You didn't say what [top soil ]you used most$$$$$ important $$$$$$

Never knew about putting cinnamon on them.

How the hell does nature get through the hard bit to get to the seed lol 🤷‍♂️

Just got two crowns quartered and coated in cinnamon and ready to plant tomorrow. Can’t wait. Thank you for the tips! Great stuff!

I'm eating cherries right now. Nice video.

Nice to see you Alex 😉

This is Adam Sandler's best performance I'd say

After soaking them, do you put the seeds into the freezer or non-freezing part of the fridge?

No such thing as weeds!! Most of them are CURING PLANTS!!

yr brill r alex x😃always good advice from u lv figs and dates yummy

My thumb is two and a half inches so I'm above average correct?

Can it grow in 32 degrees sun of west Africa

I forgot to mention that im only fertilizing weekly during the growing season and dont bother during winter dormancy.

The look is great. I just found a new cucumber i could use. 🙈

I recently purchased such sensor online. The humidity detection accuracy is way off, like 8% to 10% off. I don't know whether my unit is a dud or it's normal. Whoever uses such sensor should check its calibration before deployment. Cheers.

Great video. Thank you. One question. What happened to the land you where on before, Was it redeveloped?

Is it ok to use these on indoor plants?

What soil mix do you have under the moss?

Sounds like a Jamaican Yorkshireman, what accent is that?!

You could mention as a mild soap, Castile soap.

I was going to attempt to sprout the seeds, but then I realized we have the worst soil possible.. bloody heavy waterholding CLAY !!!😮😮😮

I literally put my seeds in the water and it fell right to the bottom

Over the years We had a big bush of this plant, bearing so many fruits at the time..had no idea we could eat it, would have been nice in home made fruitsalad with all our other local fruits. Thanks for the heads up.

Very common in the azores

If you go to the orchards during picking and talk to the farmer you can get split pit peaches. Tice the size don't last as long but the shell on the pit is already in half. Just pull it apart and take the seed out

All that pondering, and at 9:12, you snip it!!!! Omg

I just bought my own seeds and started the stratification process today.

I like bigger fruit trees and I don't buy grafted cherries. I have some wild ones at the back planted from seeds by my mum years ago and they are huge trees and give tonnes of big juicy cherries. Better than nursery cherry trees

Many thanks for this information. Very grateful.

I'm in south Florida. You said at the beginning of the video that if it doesn't get cold for at least 45 days, it probably won't produce fruit. Peaches are my favorite fruit and south Florida is my favorite place to live. Hmmm. I'm going to try it anyway & see what happens. 🤣 Thank you for the valuable video!

I just put the whole seeed with shell in warm water in my window sill, refreshing the water every few hours or so (cos I’m that dedicated 😆) and some have sprouted in just 3 days

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Good video, thanks. Love seeing the Dragonfruit behind you too.

Will they fruit or do you need to plant two types of cherrys (male+female) several feet apart in order for it to bear fruit?

The seeds are usually genetically different from the parent plant, so the fruit may not be the same.

Does it have to be ripped to germinate?

Then, 20 years later you have a tree that might bear good cherries

one question i have been collecting food scraps in a plastic bin which is kind of air tight. Today i opened and saw, white mould or white fungus , some parts are even black mold. can i bury them in trench composting. Will it be harmful to the soil.

Ja też posadziłem pestkę i taka wielka czereśnie urosła no i jadłem je

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You should have rooted all the ones you cut back

Just subscribed to your site. Have question?? How many seeds to you plant in the containers??