How To Grow An Apple Tree From Seed

[@childbyfaith437]

I grew apple trees in large pots inside my house, for two years, putting them outside during warm weather. ( I live in Tennessee.) Everyday I fed them leftover cool coffee & coffee grounds. They are huge now. My husband and I planted them outside just last Summer and they are still looking good. I think it will be another year or so before they actually have fruit, but I am excited about them. Actually all I did when I planted them was I used the regular seedling soil and I did not cut them as you did, and they grew up nicely.

[@jedivideo6203]

Would love to see the next steps. How to transplant into the ground successfully. How to prepare the ground, where to plant, when to transplant. soil and water requirements, etc. Thanks.

[@DodoBenny]

No way! You're a genius! I'm going to try this too!!!! Thank you so much for sharing these ideas here on KZbin 4 other people like me! I'm so curious... Can't wait to see what will happen! Thank you thank you thank you!!!!

[@milkeyekokuto8820]

Did it work?

[@DodoBenny]

@Alex Croton No way, I'm not sarcastic at all! I even tried it, but have no much results yet... But I'm not giving up, I love your experiments!!!!

[@marygregory9207]

Looks like a Gala to me. Love them.

[@katherineblevins9544]

This is a Honey Crisp! It's my favorite Apple! :-D

[@mygardenchannel]

thats correct!

[@masja1790]

@Thomast Tham it's the same. Googled it and it has both those names. confusing 😂

[@healthwealthandbeauty8507]

I know a honey crisp any where

[@doristruong646]

I have one that and it’s seeds in the apple is shaking

[@JS-jh4cy]

Not honey crap?

[@iluvindia01]

Wowwwww!! Love the background song! My favourite!!👍🏼 if the seed does grow in to a plant do u think it will fruit??

[@theapotheosisofgdot2294]

yes but it will only grow pears...

[@7891234able]

Gizmo b A

[@ChickenYale]

Gizmo b how will it grow into a plant if the seed dies?

[@theapotheosisofgdot2294]

OSMxLOBBIES it was supposed to be "does"... just incase you weren't just trolling the dude.

[@iluvindia01]

OSMxLOBBIES sorry I meant to say does grow into a plant🙈

[@7891234able]

Just wanted to say....I had a gala apple in frigerator. Forgot it was there, cleaning that one tray, this morning, and found it,, it had decayed on top end. Didn't smell bad. I opened it up, and the seeds had already begun to sprout. So today, I am thinking I need to plant in a good airy soil..what do u think?

[@grahamrogervickers]

you will not have an apple tree the same as the seed it need to be grafted or budded to you desired apple,

[@ibissuau9800]

Do I have to put the bag with damp perlite on the dark until sprouts or is not necessary?

[@murdocschannel2761]

If you want apples just like the ones you have acquired the seeds from, you must graft a stem from that apple tree onto new root stock. If you just take the seeds directly from the apple and plant them, you may produce apples that are not consistent to that type of apple. All of the seeds will be diverse and not uniform in their product. All varieties of apples, to remain true to their variety, have to be grafted onto rootstock. I do like your hydrogen peroxide technique!

[@milesmaiorana7780]

Murdoc's Channel sounds like weed

[@markhadley1545]

You are correct. Apples are not like most plants, they are not able to pollinate themselves. The types of apples we have in the marketplace are basically clones of each other created by grafting. This is why people that run orchards always plant multiple types of apples and sometimes even plant crab apples on the end of the rows. Any apple grown from a seed while viable will produce a tree that will bear an unknown fruit. it might be a previously unknown variety that will be the next best thing in apples or more likely something less desirable then the parent but it won't be the same. Since you can expect it to take 10 years before the tree is large enough to have fruit and then only if you have a second tree with another type of apple to pollinate with.... Well that's kind of a long time to wait to learn that your apples are sour, hard as rock and subject to worms.

[@johnifly]

I would assume the apple seedling would be the rootstock and probably when it's two years old, then it can be grafted with a "scion" (cutting off the tree variety desired). :-)

[@grafmecx2641]

It's 02:35, not asleep because I decided that a video about apple's would be the best alternative to sleep! Way to go brain, thank you!

[@mygardenchannel]

this Apple is called Sweet Tango. many have said Gala Apple and looks similar! Many have said Fuji Apple or Royal Gala Apple and even Honey Crisp Apple, McIntosh Apple so really appreciate your comments questions. Hope you enjoyed this video, is there something particular you would like to see in an upcoming video?

[@classicfox1ify]

What's the name of the group singing How Great Thou Art? Love it!!

[@EliteHunting1911]

LiLBlossom The Fuck Boi's

[@celticskunk]

The best version is on the Fuck Boi's Greatest hits.

[@NickPDX22]

LiLBlossom - anthem lights

[@dirtfishingnewfoundland4353]

Bought some pink lady apples at the store I was eating one noticed the seeds were germinated Planted them like 5 days ago they are already 3 inches tall growing quickly

[@heathertaylor8904]

Nice thanks! That's what I'm hoping to grow!!

[@leahmarie718]

Same with my Fuji apples. I couldn't take out the seed from the apple core because it was already growing inside.

[@boblewis5558]

Had always understood that in order to grow fruit bearing apple trees they had to be grafted onto root stock. Growing the tree is the easy part. Getting it to bear abundant (or ANY) healthy fruit is the tricky part. Are you saying you have mature FRUITING trees using this method?

[@ianmcdonald8648]

what a great intro - It is well with my soul!! thanks for sharing how to

[@GeckoNova]

I think it was earrape

[@cameronbruce1862]

Can you do something on PEARS. I have heard they are grafted onto rootstock of another plant. Apples in NZ are attacked by everything but pears are relatively immune to bugs etc. LOVE the lemon series keep up the great channel

[@mygardenchannel]

thanks Cameron, noted and appreciate the feedback

[@josephhefley9701]

You can graft pears onto apple trees if that means anything.

[@TheRealRavenQuest]

MIGardner, when germinating seed, either in bag or soil, what atmosphere does it need? Stratification or what?

[@mikeb2575]

I planted 5 apple seeds and got 5 banana trees, what did I do wrong ?

[@mygardenchannel]

Lol, you probably got them from a Banapple Tree.

[@terrygiancaterino4740]

OMG how would you grow a banana tree from banana seeds? Can you actually pull banana seeds from the banana? Jeez- - I never really thought about it til now. I lived in Costa Rica for 8 months and always thought the tree looked dyslexic growing bananas upside down, unlike other fruit trees where gravity causes the heavy part to grow downward..

[@KGNEWS1]

I was laughing 10 minutes on it! Right, you plant 5 seeds of apple, but you get then 5 bushes od blueberries! Ha ha ha ha lol!

[@androth1502]

you can from bananas that are not clones. the stuff you buy at the market are cloned bananas.

[@jimmytate7587]

you were thinking about your banana

[@keenanhanratty5699]

looks like a gmo apple. got any shares in Monsanto?

[@microcontrolledbot]

Monsanto does not produce GMO apples and GMO's are not harmful.

[@an_what]

Your a dick

[@keenanhanratty5699]

No Excuses uneducated fool.

[@keenanhanratty5699]

Swis ArmyFist no its not. there is a difference between cross breeding and genetically altering the make up. I suggest you have a look into it.

[@keenanhanratty5699]

Ian yep. and i guess flouride is good for you?

[@matycee]

So, after a 5:20 discussion, you totally negate your own efforts by telling me I don't need to do any of the previous.... Bravo, sir. Bravo.

[@QueenlySweetpea]

Yea, but how about other people who want to get ahead by 4 to 5 days on their germination process who would like to view how the scoring is done ?? hmmmmm

[@kalilkibab]

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[@tambo512]

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[@Kube_Dog]

You can tell the guy isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer. Slow and stumbling sort of guy.

[@TheDolly089]

yea perhaps he should have said there are 2 methods..

[@zinarampartap7612]

Thx for d info.on planting. Want to try planting peaches/apples in d Caribbean and see if it will grow. Will also try blue berries/strawberries. Just experimenting. Thx again for d video. Educational.

[@TheDave570]

Gala Apple, how do you tell the male tree from the female tree ??

[@lickmyfuckinnuts]

is it called an apple? how about Fred, that's a nice name for an apple or maybe...

[@ryanflamed1171]

all i had to do was leave the seeds soaking in warm water for a couple minutes to loosen the skin then germinate them using the paper towel methed...they grew pretty fast

[@mygardenchannel]

cool, good job Ryan! thanks for sharing that.

[@elisabethreeves5366]

This must be a SweeTango apple. It was made in Minnesota in 2000 and first bag was sold in 2009. These apples are my favorite along side with he red delicious apple.

[@Shrekdaddy88383]

OMG!!!! another one is starting to grow :) plus the other one is sticking up yesterday it was curled

[@mygardenchannel]

#appleseedgermination We have take off!!!

[@rubygray7749]

Those little plants look like violets, not baby apple trees.

[@tabasscoproductions368]

Ruby Gray i agree slightly but I don't know if this sort maybe looks kind of so

[@ceanderson79]

Shouldn't you be grafting if you want a good apple tree? From my understanding, planting from seed is a roll of the dice since there is no guarantee it will be the same apple or quality. Why waste the effort on a gamble?

[@steelysims]

Blissful Thinking I've read a lot about growing apples and no you can't grow them from seed. The seed does grow but the tree produces crabapples. My mom planted Apple seeds and didn't get the apples she wanted

[@mygardenchannel]

That's not necessarily true. Just because it happened once. It's called hybridization. You take pollen from a desired tree and add it to the flower of another. This is how you make new different apples. Take the Sweet Tango for instance, that was just developed about 8 years ago in Minnesota. This was never taken from a grafted limb whatsoever.

[@ceanderson79]

I'm not sure what you mean by it's not true, but then explain how a new apple came from a seed. You've just contradicted yourself. I'm not really here to argue though, was just asking questions and you actually proved my point to be true. You could get an entirely new apple from a seed, which means it's a roll of the dice like I mentioned. It could be a bad apple, or a good one, but never an identical apple to the seeds origins because of the way they pollinate. Just like how humans breed in a way, and boy are there some bad apples out there.

[@steve25tac]

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[@susanb4816]

you have to prune the tree to produce larger fruit

[@pjfarming4576]

Will you get apples this way ? I always heard you need to graft an apple tree in order to get fruit (edible fruit)

[@Kevin-vg2kk]

oh man that intro is WAAAY too loud

[@andrewfoster7491]

Kevin Wood hahaha

[@staceybaker41]

He wanted us to hear the message...I LOVED IT

[@davefiasconaro5681]

Kevin Wood pink lady apple

[@juliesprik870]

Kevin Wood NO,IT IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED! I WAS TENSE AND ANXIOUS, AND IT INSTANTLY GAVE ME PEACE.THANK YOU! NOT EVERYONE UNDERSTANDS THAT.

[@skylinevspec000]

shit myself when it come on.

[@sophiefernandes3400]

YOU MADE MY DAY !!! I HEARD MY FAVOURITE SONG. I DONT HAVE GREEN FINGERS, THANK YOU !!!

[@mygardenchannel]

:) Sophie

[@thecityman1910]

I think these videos- and this isn't the only one- are a real disservice to you tube users. To talk about growing apples from seeds without telling anyone that the chances of ever getting an apple from a tree grown from seed is about 35,000 to 1. The video and even the description make it sound like if you plant a tree from a seed that comes from your favorite apple then you will be growing that apple and will someday get to pick your own from your seed grown tree. I feel so sorry for the average person who may go to all the trouble of buying their favorite apple, getting a seed from that apple to sprout (using your method or any other) and then find a place in their yard where they plant and care for their tree with pride for the next 3-5 years, only to find out it only produces little crab-apple sized, knotty green fruit or disease prone apples that taste awful, or produce nothing at all. How hard would it be to add a single sentence in the description saying "NOTE: If you aren't going to graft a known variety onto your seed-grown seed, it's extremely unlikely you will ever get fruit". Look it up people, this is a waste of time and effort.

[@grahamrogervickers]

yes you are correct you grow an apple from the seed and are going to have the same apple as the it's impossible the granysmith is a seedling variety all other apple trees deed to be grafted or budded to the desired variety.

[@blissful4trees]

It's not a waste of time, people will simply go on and learn how to graft, if they want an orchard of their own.

[@charlesbucholz8079]

thecityman1910 no offense but i think you could of shrunk your apple tree information down to ..."dont use seeds, graft instead" because is it fair to say that now youve "wasted" my time. Also whats so horrible that a rookie grower learns and experiences the fails of growing a apple tree from seed like you apparently did and are now bitter and taking it out on the person who generously shared his knowledge of how to grow an appletree from seed.

[@PedroValentinambidextrous]

Description is correct. It states how to grow and apple tree from seeds. And that's what the video is showing. If the discprition said how to grow sweet eatable apples from seed then it would be misleading. If you want to grow apples that you like and want to eat you have graph a branch to another tree. I knew how to do this since I was 6 years old

[@cherilargent1219]

thecityman1910 koo

[@fernandolimon4498]

I think its great I often wonder how to get an apple tree.. much obliged

[@robsonwilianwinchester9726]

whats name of this Apple is????

[@anitafarren4590]

Robson Wilian Winchester There are DOZENS of different varieties of apples.

[@QueenlySweetpea]

You need to read that question again, ~ although in your case, read it at least 5 to 8 times slowly .. lol

[@CoxJoxSox]

Honeycrisp - Here in MN!

[@williamdowell7646]

Results from this method is iffy you'll get fruit but may or may not be the same. Better methods are grafting on to root stick or some ppl are rooting branches right on the tree

[@miaslifestartedat50]

I love apples!😍

[@mygardenchannel]

:)

[@lodgefamilyhomestead8038]

honey crisp?

[@mygardenchannel]

negative, it is 2 words though

[@theapotheosisofgdot2294]

Sweet Tango?..

[@HollyBelle53]

I agree. Sweet Tango?

[@scottoconnor9918]

Holly Belle Gilmore

[@scottoconnor9918]

TheApotheosis OfGDot

[@arabellahauser2343]

Honesty, you don't need all these chemicals to germinate apples. The way I do it is this: 1. Take a small, low glass- or plastic container 2. Take a tissue or make-up remover pad, put it into the container and drop the seeds on top of them 3. Spray the tissue/pad with water 4. Put transparent plastic foil over the container 5. Put the whole thing in front of a window or outside, depending on the weather/season 6. Tip on the foil every 12 hours or so to make the condensated water rain on the seeds 7. In a few days it will germinate. As soon as the sprout builds roots, put it into soil. 🤷 This works with melonseeds, lemonseeds and bellpepperseeds as well.

[@blackfeathercrafts]

Aimlessly Aspiring everything and everyone are made of chemicals.

[@peenutbutterfacexd5034]

U dont need to do this neither tbh. Just Barry them in soil a centimeter deep, keep the soil moist by watering it, and put it in the sunlight.

[@ethanloubser6678]

I think that apple is Called an Apple

[@meepanimations2468]

TELD VAPING 😄

[@slimejones7013]

I also think that apple 🍎 is called an apple 🍎

[@maryekwall8793]

TELD VAPING Honey Crisp!

[@ameeamee5973]

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[@kimberlyblancaneaux2858]

That's a gala apple, my husband's favorite apple; right after Custard Apple

[@johnifly]

I've grown apple seeds by soaking the seeds overnight in regular water and that softens the outer shell, then planting into a pot of planting mix or seed mix. They sprout up in a few days. As to the apple variety you showed, I'm going to guess it's a "winesap!"

[@jillhumphrys8073]

easier to scarify seeds using the fine side a cheese grater.

[@HeyZeus667]

You all do know that you can't grow the specific type of apple from the seed of that apple don't you? The apple tree is grafted with the specific type of apple that the grower wants to grow. The tree that the apple is grafted onto is chosen because of its hardiness and resistance to disease. The seeds from a Pink Lady will not grow a Pink Lady apple.

[@Traceyi1000]

HeyZeus667 very interesting!

[@PaperToPetals]

You also know that for an apple tree to produce apples must have a male and female apple trees for germination if the pollen.

[@digeverybeep2730]

ok then if you cant grow a pink lady from seed what type of apple comes from a pink lady seed

[@HeyZeus667]

I believe that the apple produced is just some random variety of apple, they can produce any kind of apple, not a specific one. You have to buy the variety of apple tree that you want to grow and it is usually grafted onto another type of apple trees root stock for disease or bug resistance.

[@janesmith7542]

@@PaperToPetals explain then

[@sourcreamyuniverse3338]

oh I know what it is!!!! Its an apple

[@johnland8372]

Gold star

[@msm4r1t2a]

How many seeds do you plant together ? Can you put more than one seed in a pot

[@zacharycook4740]

Honeycrisp is my favorite too

[@robertarnold4105]

I agree it's a honey crisp. thank goodness im not the only smart person on here.

[@Saamniferu]

honeycrisp for sure

[@shawtykiller7733]

Honey crisp rocks

[@John_Dusty]

The apple is um... A red apple!

[@brendahigdon3081]

Pink lady

[@johnnyrizzo8057]

if seed comes from Monsanto don't eat it!

[@BlazeChronicGreen420]

David Brainerd not what he means.

[@microcontrolledbot]

Apple seeds don't contain enough toxins to hurt you unless you eat thousands of them. Also Monsanto does not produce apple seeds and GMO's are not harmful... Please lets stop spreading the misinformation.

[@johnnyrizzo8057]

Ian why do plenty of other countries ban GMO'S? I choose not to eat GMO but feel free to eat them?

[@johnnyrizzo8057]

Ian the same Bill Gates that is population Control! ya I think I will pass on Mr gates food.

[@cryofpaine]

@Ian - The problem with Monsanto isn't that they are dangerous (although there hasn't been enough study done to determine what kind of impact GMO's have). The problem is that they are a greedy corrupt company that control the farming industry.

[@nicky9589]

I simply took fresh apple seeds, straight In to toilet paper in a zip lock bag. 48 hrs later had struck the roots, then straight in to coco amd they are about 70 mm tall after about 5 weeks. My first attempt and I'm happy. 👍

[@mygardenchannel]

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[@josephine_climaco4369]

That's so interesting iove to learn howcto grow apple seeds @ thanks for sharing

[@nagwagi2000]

Gala

[@FancySassy80]

Honey Crisp

[@CycoWardDrew]

Love the AeroGarden System

[@mibodeguitaonline7482]

These gardens are addicting

[@CycoWardDrew]

Thanks for your recommadation

[@TheAdvocatusDei]

Nice Investment

[@CycoWardDrew]

Thanks,For your Decison

[@Snail.luv3r69]

I have question...How often do you have to water it?maybe its a stupid question but...

[@FIONA21ful]

Thanks...but that was funny when after showing us all that , you then say it's not necessary just stick it down in some earth. 😁. That suits me just fine!

[@mygardenchannel]

stick it in some earf, that''ll do! lol thanks for checking in Fiona! have a great day.

[@pollyannageyvanpittius1857]

LOL LOL LOL LOL

[@simonpeppersp]

The apples name is Bob.

[@lucbellaire2366]

Simon Pepper no bob is tomato

[@swampratman2000]

its middle name is for. bob for apple

[@justdave38]

No ... BOB ROSS

[@Yaketyyak21]

Simon Pepper and the other one is jimbob

[@livygirl1125]

Bob the Apple!!!🍎

[@CynthiaWildes]

The Apple is a Honey Crisp

[@cyrenaica1967]

Cynthia Wildes the honey crisp was also developed at the University of Minnesota, but that was back in 1974, and it has been available since 1988. This is a much newer apple cultivar

[@royanddad4569]

Cynthia Wildes gh

[@royanddad4569]

ABC

[@Audreysaurus808]

That's what I am thinking

[@Garystrat1263]

Royal Gala and Gala originated in New Zealand around 1934,as the result of a cross between Kidd’s Orange Red and Golden Delicious. They were introduced into Australia in the early 1980’s with Stanthorpe, Queensland known for producing the best Royal Gala apples Australia wide.

[@MidnightJinx]

I know it's been like since 9 months since this video was uploaded but the name is SweeTango.

[@HaysiKing]

Gary Scott close. it's a honey crisp. a tangosweet is a cross if a pink lady and honey crisp

[@stellaaaa6208]

Except if you google it, you'll find the honey crisp wasn't developed in 2000 and the SweeTango apple is a cross between a zestar and a honey crisp.

[@wafflin8982]

Gary Scott omg I was kinda close I was randomly saying something that came to my mind and I thought tangomangoapple or just mango apple XD

[@elenitanadd7779]

pink lady one of my favorites apples

[@williamflack6691]

Pink Lady?

[@hogwilder2198]

William Flack I think you're right my friend! 😁

[@michellepernula872]

Not a Pink Lady.

[@thomasbuckley3475]

gala ,to my surprise as i was getting the seeds out of my Organic green apple 2 of the seed already started to sprout. in flower pot now, make sure its organic.

[@handsbare]

Need not be "organic" , that Is a fad.

[@JonuhOfficial]

You're a christian!......that's a good thing. ^-^ bless your soul

[@mygardenchannel]

god bless you my brother

[@billpeirce7456]

honey crisp

[@hernaleedawes1481]

royal gala

[@susanb4816]

looks like a gala apple, but if it has only been around since 2000, i do not know

[@adamwestization1]

My thought too! Love Gala Apples!

[@janicefechner5349]

honey crisp

[@lynnleigha580]

Susan B I think so too. That was my first thought

[@jithikasagar6614]

Will small green apples do work in this way as well?

[@TheBizzyBee]

fuji or Pink Lady... maybe honey crisp

[@davefiasconaro5681]

TheBizzyBee H

[@davefiasconaro5681]

TheBizzyBee you bought the fucking apple, now tell us what the hell it is????????💪💪💪

[@susanramsay4189]

My guess is that this is a "Pink Lady" apple.

[@mygardenchannel]

Sweet Tango!! Thanks for watching!!!

[@somethingrandom6873]

This guy sounds so much like the dude from Lucky Penny Shop. He's a KZbin rapper for toys.

[@mygardenchannel]

my brother from another mother!!! lol

[@peculiarmichelle7966]

First Class Gardens Omg lol

[@KGNEWS1]

This experiments with seeds are good material for Stand up guys to talk to people jokes!11 We enjoied much of this example!..

[@wolfypup1391]

Thanks now i have 5 pink lady apple tree saplings! any tips to make sure they survive?

[@perkylittleblondeFF]

It's easy to plant a seed & get a small tree, but it will NOT grow fruit true to whatever apple you got your seeds from, so don't have expectations of starting your own backyard orchard :-) You need cuttings from the original tree to get the same fruit, and unfortunately, all new varieties are protected by patents. The older patents may have expired by now, but you still need a cutting, not a seed.

[@peterengel7885]

I agree with what you have written. However if you want to experiment I suggest you take a Macintosh apple for seeds. This is one of a old standard apples that is most likely to produce a good apple. This apple from which many other variety's have been developed from. I had a pleasant experience with a apple tree grown from a seed. Children waiting for the school bus must have been eating a apple and threw the core in some bushes. Many years later there was this small tree growing. I recognized it as a small apple tree. I got rid of the other brush and pruned the small tree. I wasn't thinking of apples because you never know what you get just like Forest Gump. I was thinking of a ornamental tree. I was surprised not only were the apples good but the tree was very productive more than the few apples trees on other parts of the property.

[@kash1111111]

makes sense but quick question? i get if you take the cutting you would have the same fruit ..taking cut will be same as tree you take cutting from, now what about the seeds! will there be one out of 10 that would produce better apples? or will all 10 be bad? just wondering if you can find a better pheno from seed? yes its not like bud and would take years to find one and alot of time! but just wanted to know if its the same ?when im looking for a certain pheno you can plant 100 and have a bunch of them that share qualitys.. but there will be 1 out of 100 that will blow them all away.. but if you pop another 100 you wouldnt find that 1 chances are to low

[@dragonfwend4990]

It is a Gala Apple tree

[@carlynfelton1541]

I think it's a Fuji apple

[@Ze_Chevalier]

I'm pretty sure Gala apples have been around forever though. It's definitely the most popular though.

[@gloriagomez9604]

isaak Sailer

[@NothingMatterz]

New Zealand Royal Gala apples are my favorite.

[@tiffanyf1826]

it ooks like a gala

[@mygardenchannel]

great contribution! thank you for stopping by

[@luzreyes9722]

Sweet and tangy sounds like mackintosh or Michigan apples ?

[@krystalwhite5519]

Honey crisp?

[@smittysmitty1133]

pink lady

[@melodyhinds7712]

It's a red gala apple.

[@JoshMcLemore]

gala

[@LightPaige]

The answer is Honey Crisp. Anyhow, you didn't state whether the bag goes in the fridge for that germination period or not. Some recommend it but some don't so I'd like clarification please.

[@tomnarko9332]

Just put the seed into soil. Thats it amigo

[@christopherhall5361]

that won't work "amigo," tree seeds almost always need the outer coat damaged or removed in some way before they can sprout

[@christopherhall5361]

@Arella W they get eaten by an animal, it passes through their digestive tract with the coating compromised, it's how basically all fruit seeds evolved XD

[@christopherhall5361]

avocados would likely not exist today if humans didn't figure this out

[@christopherhall5361]

@Arella W and i wouldn't be surprised if you were going to argue that fruit is food for the seed, it's not, it's to get an animal to eat the seed and poop it out somewhere else in the actual fertilizer it will use

[@lordtigranes9877]

You probably wont get the same genetics when you grow from seed. So I heard.

[@mygardenchannel]

this Apple is called Sweet Tango. many have said Gala Apple and looks similar! Many have said Fuji Apple or Royal Gala Apple and even Honey Crisp Apple, McIntosh Apple so really appreciate your comments questions. Hope you enjoyed this video, is there something particular you would like to see in an upcoming video?

[@theapotheosisofgdot2294]

the sweet tango, Sweetango

[@mygardenchannel]

Sweet Tango!!! Ding Ding Ding! Great job!!!

[@theapotheosisofgdot2294]

What's my prize?... Apple tree seedling?...

[@markdelacruz3534]

TheApotheosis OfGDo EEZ

[@mariaefstathiou5571]

I took the seeds and covered them lightly with wet paper towel. Water them every day. And in one week they grew 2 inches. Great

[@AlexGarcia-xi8xy]

New apple is called apple

[@DEATHANDSADDNESS]

What's weird is if you drop the seed outside on the dirt the same fkn thing happens.

[@TyphlosionGirl]

Jay K not always, it's not guaranteed.

[@JokimaguireMaguire]

Jay K not in October anyway

[@edwardanindigo8240]

it's a genetically modified organism apple, is it not?

[@mygardenchannel]

it is not. A GMO (genetically modified organism) is the result of a laboratory process where genes from the DNA of one species are extracted and artificially forced into the genes of an unrelated plant or animal.

[@bigjim9706]

FC Growing & Gardening Channel so they are gentically modified? is what your telling me?

[@stephancypants365]

I believe they stated it is not a GMO. Most of the food we eat has been "modified" by selective breeding.

[@slek27]

Modified, selective breeding, and GMO's are all different terms to explain the same thing, just some GMO's are made by DNA splicing

[@marywhitlow4690]

Have you tried growing asian pears ? I am curious weather they can grow in the northern states or central . Have tried them tey taste like an apple and pear , but they are not cheap .

[@mygardenchannel]

sounds very interesting. I will look into asian pears!

[@debkay6916]

Honey Crisp!

[@mygardenchannel]

good guess! Its Sweet Tango!

[@Bemadabava]

Honey crisp developed in I believe 1996 but I guessed it too

[@transamgirl4443]

Just bought one...havent tried yet

[@lostinspace1036]

Fuji Apple 🍎

[@montanapearl4577]

Fugi?

[@Kayenne54]

Fuji...looks like one of those to me too.

[@nathancoblentz450]

Yes, they look like Fugi to me as well.

[@redsonya1084]

Montana Pearl I think Fuji is pinker and lighter

[@gheorghepatrascu1389]

I love the music! It is well with my soul!🙏

[@dakota4826]

That's a honey crisp.

[@christophertolhurst4918]

Nice video. I think it is a fuji apple. God bless you. Please God.

[@mygardenchannel]

great guess! Its a Sweet Tango Apple developed from seed in the year 2000 and went to market in 2009. Fuji Apple or Gala has been the most guessed apple so far. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@clauditabonita7453]

Christopher Tolhurst Please what?

[@myataylor4807]

Golden crisp or gaia. After the apple seed gets a root, and it’s transplanted in a pot, should it remain growing in the cold season or warm?

[@mygardenchannel]

Sweet Tango is the Apple! You should try one!!! So, now your question? Only growing in the warm time unless you have a greenhouse.

[@juvysmith5007]

Gala Apple.

[@mygardenchannel]

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[@darkpro44]

honeycrisp

[@sandiatleo1550]

Gala

[@shaiksk5236]

ok

[@wolfgamer6478]

Actually just cut the the whole shell off it takes off a week or more

[@bookworms77]

It's a Minneiska apple.

[@adamrees3801]

Gala Apple

[@mygardenchannel]

nice one!

[@onlyme6662]

Figi apple?

[@willymutiso9911]

Nice Discovery and clear training. Thanks.

[@vyasgopal9942]

It's an red apple

[@QueenlySweetpea]

He did not ask what colour the apple is .. pfftttt

[@surii867]

a*

[@EnsignSuder]

Honeycrisp

[@k.rantovich230]

EnsignSuder it looks like a honey crisp to me too 😌

[@EnsignSuder]

K. RANTOVICH I did some research after I gave my guess. The apple that fits the description is the SweeTango, not the Honeycrisp. The "mother" of the SweeTango was, however, the Honeycrisp, and was crossed with the Minnewasheta as the "father". So, it's part of the Honeycrisp family, but an offspring

[@k.rantovich230]

Thank you!!!!!!

[@chuckkupczak5570]

K. RANTOVICH to

[@erikahernandez1052]

sweetango

[@mygardenchannel]

yes Erika!

[@tajolislam9636]

Erika Hernandez

[@claudelcleveille5807]

Looks like my favorite apple. Royal Gala

[@sally-annguerrero4221]

Pink Lady

[@mygardenchannel]

thanks Sally-Ann!

[@sally4ss]

Sally-Ann Guerrero thats raight