Growing Pear Fruit Tree From Seed Time Lapse (120 Days)

Germinating and growing time-lapse of a pear tree from a seed to young plant. Pear seeds were extracted from a fresh store-bought fruit, with outer shells peeled-off to speed up the germination process. These seeds were wrapped with a moist paper towel and stored in our fridge for 40 days to simulate the required cold stratification. After that, we chose one seed to sow into soil. With regular watering, a seedling came up after 4 days with its first batch of leaves. The plant was growing steadily and strong for the first 2 months and then slow down due to the hindrance of its small container.
Time to transplant to the ground!

[@bigsmoke5904]

Shout-out for the cameraman for standing there for 120 days

[@emiliemariaxx]

Something has definitely gone wrong with my seedlings. They've 4 months old and still tiny. Any tips?

[@Skitdora2010]

Is the pot too small and the trees root bound? Trees need deep pots for a long tap root. Are you in winter? Plants also do best sprouted in spring to match their growing cycle to increasing daylight hours, warming temperatures, and spring showers. If it sprouted in winter, I would just harden it off to growing outside like you do indoor seed grown tomatoes. Outside when wind blows on it, the trees get thicker like a body builder lifting weights. Don't baby the pear tree too much, it isn't an orchid. It is meant for more harsher climates. You want to imitate it's natural climate. Just don't nibble on it like the rabbits do.

[@memmingslem7377]

Im first viewer one minute after i got released

[@MilanCetojevic]

My dad bought a pear sapling even though We already have a pear tree

[@thenorthernplanter]

I love these videos, very cool, I was wondering if you could do one of a rambutan, they are one of my favourite fruits and I would really appreciate it. Keep doing what you are doing. Love from Canada 🇨🇦

[@eLapseTime]

Thanks. We love rambutan too. We'll surely grow one later.

[@thenorthernplanter]

@@eLapseTime thank you 🙂

[@midwestribeye7820]

I just planted 100+ apple, pear, peach, plum, apricot, and pawpaw seeds. Hmmm, they grow faster than I thought. I'm going to need much larger pots this fall. I hope they all make it!❤️🌱🌳

[@eLapseTime]

Nice! Great to hear that 😊

[@nguyetnguyen4609]

No apricots.

[@ZTIUO]

Я обожаю твои видео 😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩

[@alenwhatson8397]

Can u grow some Indian continent plant please ? I am from india and i love to watch your videos . Really appreciate your hardwork 🙂

[@eLapseTime]

Thanks. We'll look into it.

[@RAWSTEIN321]

My plants are the same size do you think I should leave outside for the winter?

[@therianwolf2]

Pear are naturally growing outdoor you should do it

[@nguyetnguyen4609]

Wow! I have a pear at home 🏠.

[@purpleball1328]

It will be cool if you showed the fruit

[@memmingslem7377]

It takes many years for it to fruit

[@MML66]

Now do you have more days or do you live in a parallel dimension?

[@telsclark]

You should learn to read properly it says grow a pear fruit tree. Not growing a seed to a pear. Try watching the video and rereading the title

[@MML66]

@@telsclark What does the tree and the pear have to do with it? I am talking about how many years do you need to have content like this. One plant may take a year. I do not know what you are talking about. Learn to understand the words before responding.

[@telsclark]

@@MML66 the point is he said he was growing the tree not the pear which he did. Now if he had produced a pear tree with a fruit on it i might get you point but he didnt. So why would he need extra days or a parallel dimension to grow a pear tree from seed like he just did? not to grow a pear from seed like you are making out!

[@MML66]

@@telsclark Sorry, I meant the content of planting plants and photographing their growth in general, and I did not mean the owner of the channel only. Thank you for the clarification. Good luck and good night