How to grow peaches from seed (Part 1 The Seeds)

[@UaGClanGaming]

you should detail the process in the description. Such as how long you had the seed in the freezer and when you know it is time to move it to the fridge, pot, ground, etc.

[@061356]

I did not realize a fruit tree would produce in 4-5 years. That's good. Great instructions

[@HB-ps6rn]

You can make it much quicker with a graft of an older tree onto a young root stock. It can happen as quickly as two years

[@justmike5402]

Blueberrys going to be quick

[@kingjames4886]

peaches are pretty fast, a lot of other fruit trees take 5-10 years. peach trees also don't last as long(30ish years IIRC).

[@NMW80]

Peach trees can fruit in 3 years. It’s awesome

[@Iggy1eco]

And thanks to this video, i'm starting to grow peaches. Already started apple tree last year...man I love gardening!

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Mee too!!! Me and the kids found cherry trees this year that were going to try our hand at seed starting!! We have about 50 seeds in the freezer now! There will be a video on that as well. Thanks for watching!

[@jcruztiger]

Kentucky Homestead ok..thank you very much,,for your information is very important...

[@jonjones2013]

Iggy1eco what's that got to do with this video

[@marinetidefan]

Then God said, "Behold, I have given you every plant yielding seed that is on the surface of all the earth, and every tree which has fruit yielding seed; it shall be food for you. Genesis 1:29 Another good video! Awesome job buddy!

[@ModernPioneers]

amen! God is so awesome!

[@madtaxpayer5818]

love to see the bible references :) makes me smile... us christians should always teach others this way...ty

[@munawarhaseen3097]

Hollowell Homestead at Redbud Farm m

[@AmazingAutist]

Redeemed Believer but what about finding joy in dashing the heads of my enemies' infants against the rocks? Or sacrificing my daughter as thanks to the lord for letting me win a war, and god doing absolutely nothing about it?

[@evelyncollins7233]

Hollowell Homestead at Redbud Farm I like your show

[@brendaweaver9645]

You have answered a question i have had long enough I forgot about it lol. Oh 10 yrs ago I dropped some peach pits in the ground to see what would happen.... umm Nothing. We have since moved on but the question has lingered off and on. So thanks for that bro! Love your videos. Peace

[@DJJonPattrsn22]

That's fantastic! I can't wait to be in a place where I can grow peaches. Along with tomatoes, peaches are one of the main things I love that you just can't get a good one from the store- ANY store! My grandfather grew peaches since he was young and by the time I came along he had a well established mini-orchard on his property with carefully selected varieties not only with the characteristics he preferred and compatibility with the climate, but also so that he had fruit ripening from the various trees over quite a long period... It was wonderful! There's nothing like a good peach!!! Make sure you prepare & amend the soil properly, and carefully consider where exactly to put them since they are very susceptible to late frosts, etc. My grandpa ran into those issues at various points and sometimes had to learn some hard lessons. Best wishes & luck!!!

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Thank you for the thoughtful comment! your right, the place we planted them (in the next video) gets full sun year round. I think the spot we picked is perfect :D I have planted a few more trees on the farm now, so there are apple, peaches, pear, and pecan. Were working on cherries from seed now, which are in the freezer as we speak! I can't wait to see how this all turns out in 5 years.

[@benbush7838]

I’ve currently got a similar method going with nectarine and peach seeds. I read up that you can put the seeds into slightly dampened potting mix, in a jar, in the fridge. I made my own potting mix from course sand, very old compost, and worm castings at a 1:1:1 ratio.

[@Expecto_Patronum]

My grandma ate a peach the other day and she threw the peach seed without any purpose in her garden and now 2 years later she has a peach tree and at first she didn't know what kind of tree was it.😂

[@iriswigle]

Opps! I planted the seed and shell months ago. Remove the shell...important. I am off to try it again. I think I will plant them in a sterofoam container not to disturb the roots cause I don't have any experience with peach trees. Planted walnuts with the shells, placed them in a cold, dark, winter basement and they sprouted pre spring. Thanks for sharing

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

I would love to do that with some of the hickory nuts we found!!! Good luck with your peaches :D

[@anniesizemore8455]

iris wigle home

[@highdeserthollow4447]

Great video, we did the same thing and have a video of us transplanting them to their final homes, so far so good. Keep up the good work.

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Thanks it was good fun :D

[@SusanaHernandez-qb1fb]

For how long I keep the peach seed in the freezer before moving them to the fridge and then how long in the fridge. Thanks

[@justinaguayo8833]

You don’t even have to do the freezer fridge method. Moist paper towel and baggie for 10 days in a warm dark place should give you sprouts

[@libertylandsforall4689]

Thanks so much, I have been wondering about this. I plan on buying peaches and I was curious if I could grow from seed with them. This helps a lot, more than you can imagine...

[@TheKristenGibson]

That's awesome! You have a bunch of healthy peach seedlings!

[@Safirlady]

I like this method- minimal hassle w/the fridge et dirt free sprouting method; thanks for the tips hun! Also, you removed the outside layer/pit first before placing in the freezer correct? I dried my pits out, should I soak them before putting in the fridge? Thanks again, 💛💛💛💕

[@TruthHurtsHonestyMatters]

Wow thank you I have like 6 peach seeds here in Louisiana an was trying to find some way to get them going instead of just planting scared husband would run over with mower . So how long in freezer till they grow

[@jojosmb]

I just found some seeds in the nectarine stone and would like to try growing a tree. It's late summer in Australia right now, if I put them in the fridge, then they will start growing around late autumn/early winter. Is this OK? Or is it better to wait till spring with them?

[@jennaaberdeen9577]

I just got two seeds from my tree to try and plant another one!

[@justmike5402]

Just took the meat off some plums letting them dry after drying going to bust them put them in freezer before spring take out put in moist paper and bag refrigerate before planting hope this works

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Please let me know! I have been trying cherries for the past 2 years with no luck..

[@justmike5402]

@@KentuckyHomesteadFarm I DID saw tooth acorn last winter just took the whole acorn put it in planting cup with the good planting soil kept wet . Set out 30 trees for deer it worked

[@justmike5402]

@@KentuckyHomesteadFarm U TUBE says bust the shell on plums to get the seed to plant. What gets me I planted hard shell and all on the saw tooth. What's the difference?????

[@PrairieJournals]

Green house is very nice, good job🇨🇦

[@juneroos5453]

Thank you for showing how you grow your seed to peach tree .

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

It was my pleasure! Thanks for watching!

[@deliag4801]

That's awesome! I was hoping to here how deep to plant in soil, and how often to water it. I haven't found a video to tell me that. I know this was posted long ago. I'll keep looking! 😏

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Just under the soil about 1 inch :) just keep the soil from completely drying out. These trees from this video are still alive by the way! :)

[@Expecto_Patronum]

Can you make a video for almonds too??

[@scottylee7812]

How dose my soil need to be when I plant it after it's grown awhile? And how often do I water the sapling?

[@T0YCHEST]

Ph of 7-8 i think

[@lisakronner3607]

How long did you leave them in the freezer before transferring to the refrigerator? Lisa

[@blancab7407]

When do you take the seed out of the stone? How long do you have them in the freezer?

[@reubenjedidiahchipemba1608]

How long is the seed supposed to be kept in the freezer before taking it the fridge?

[@oliviat4568]

I have a newly planted peach tree just like one of yours which I planted in early Oct this year. Now I put it inside the house as the weather is getting cold when winters is coming soon. My question is that can I put the newly planted peach in-house? I don't have greenhouse and this is my 1st try for growing peach from seed. Thanks! :)

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Peach trees are cold weather trees :D You can put it in the house the first year if you wish, but the tree can normally handle up to -15 degrees Fahrenheit or -26 c Good luck! Glad it worked out for you!! :D

[@narlowmania1688]

Happy planting and growing. Good luck with all your projects. And by the way, You're Gorgeous!

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

:) Thank you very much!!

[@habibarajah814]

Thanks for the tips. Cant wait to start mine

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Thanks! Good luck.

[@conniecataraestep3255]

+Kentucky Homestead Thank you for your great information! ...Questions Please? ...I see to keep it in the freezer for about 3 months but then I put them in the fridge but when do I take them out of the shell, before freezing them or before putting them in the fridge? ...Thank you in advance!

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

All of mine came out of the shell naturally when they sprouted

[@conniecataraestep3255]

Ok Thank you so much!

[@beatricerojas7777]

Thank you for sharing they are beautiful.

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Thanks! :D

[@sassy7370]

that's awesome!! so how long did you leave them in the freezer? and you said 4-6 weeks in the refrigerator? can't wait to see how big they grow and hopefully you get some good fruit off them!

[@hilow8331]

no more than 2 weeks! the freezer will activate the seed to begin to stratify.... if much colder than 36 degrees your chances of sprouting will drop significantly... so fridge for 4-6 weeks after the quick freeze spell.... good luck!

[@maxfeasey2151]

Right on man ! all the best to you with your project

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

haha thanks! It was a fun project. I did the planting video of some of these seed a few months ago. so far 3 of the 4 are still growing even though the deer have been enjoying the young leaves and my wife ran one over with the lawn mower :D

[@maxfeasey2151]

Hey 3 out of 4 is pretty good by my watch ! And at least you will have made for some happy deer x) After watching the video earlier I tried my hand at germinating a peach pit I collected from my stepdad's garden, fingers crossed... Peace and happy growing !

[@YoungbloodFamilyFarm]

Came across this old clip, any tips on splitting the pit to remove the seed?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Yb Family Farm I just put then in the fridge and when they sprouted they split themselves.

[@vinotheoneandonly5951]

You actually don't have to freeze them. If you do it right you can get the to sprout in just a few days. Just take them out of the hard casing and put in damp paper towel and in a closed plastic container with clear lid. And sit it on a table top. The seed will root and you can plant them from there.

[@cocogoddess73]

I have tried growing nectarine from 2015, my seeds are still in the fridge, they never sprouted. I never put them in the freezer, will try that method this time!!!

[@gineadean1614]

Do I break the peach pit to get the seed to put in the freezer or UST put the peach pit in the freezer

[@bobbymcgovern]

You take the seed out of the pit before it goes into the freezer? As soon as it comes out of the freezer you put in damp paper towels and let stay in the fridge? Is this correct?

[@stephaniemartin3935]

Yes

[@demetriuspowell29]

great rootstock you will most likely have to graft those seedlings in a few years

[@longhairmullet]

Kneegrowologist Powell. Ya it’s now “ 3 years later” would be cool if he posted how the trees are doing and if grafting was necessary for fruiting?

[@jennaaberdeen9577]

How deep do you plant them into the soil

[@pearlsforheroes1639]

So freezer and refrigerator? How long for each?

[@henfeatherhomestead981]

I so want to grow fruit trees. Thank you for the video. Hugs

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

I do to!! I hope to get down to the farm in the next few months and get some updates!! The deer stripped them pretty good at the end of last fall. but my dad went down a few weeks ago and said they are growing! So, fingers crossed!!

[@graftedin3]

Good video

[@samirtariq9735]

How many years later giving fruit??

[@skeemer400]

When you stratified them, how much of the 4-6 weeks was spent in the freezer? And did you keep them in a moist paper towel when they were in the fridge? I've been looking for the best method to do this and your seeds look amazing! Would love it if you could share the knowledge. Thanks!

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

No problem, I talked to my dad and he had them in the freezer for 2 years! I am willing to bet just a few weeks would be good. We started with about 30 seeds and ended up (after a chipmunk snagged a bunch of fresh plants) about 10 trees. They can go in the freezer in a bag. When I switched to the freezer I put them in a moist paper towel, it didn't take long after that.

[@npm1421]

How did u pack them in the freezer?

[@gracielasandt4142]

Hi, and thanks for the video. How long do you keep the seeds in the freezer before you move them to the refrigerator. Thanks.

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Yes, I have always kept them in the freezer before I move them to the fridge, but in reality, they need chill hours, at a fairly low temp to germinate. Im not exactly sure what the temp is though.

[@greenfingersclubmalta]

Hey - my only dilemma is ... how do you crack open that hard pit?? I've been trying all sorts of tools and wacking them with a hammer only smashes them ...

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

They crack themselves open when they sprout. No need to do it for them..

[@Kashif121472]

How much maximum and minimum temp they can hold.

[@OtisIsMyCat]

It was hard to tell in your video but did you plant the seed sprouts end down? Or aim the sprouts upward? Or does it matter?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Plant the roots downward.

[@mrkrharris]

What do you do with them in the winter?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

The peach trees? Nothing they are a cold hardy plant.

[@angelpinahardin6177]

excited to try this. can these continue to grow in a pot?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

I'm sure you can keep them in a pot. I wouldn't keep more than 1 in a single pot though. I have no first hand experience with potted fruit trees, and I'm sure they would do better planted in the ground.

[@angelpinahardin6177]

Kentucky Homestead unfortunately, I live in the city without a yard, so I'll have to see if the tree will grow and produce in a pot. I'll let you know! 😉 Thanks!

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Totally understand!! We lived in an apartment in Vietnam and kept potted lime trees on the tiny porch, so I'm sure it's possible!! :D good luck! let me know how it works out.

[@tater357]

How deep do you plant the seed?

[@louiekidd251]

one half inch to one inch is best but two inches will probably work OK

[@cityfolkgardening980]

Did u crack the pit and put that seed in freezer or did u put whole pit in freezer

[@dominiquebond8448]

CITYFOLK GARDENING crack the pit but be careful not to damage the seeds

[@stephaniemartin3935]

Crack the pit put seed in freezer 24 hrs then in fridge wrapped in wet paper towl in a zip lock bag for 6 to 8 week or until sprouting

[@chispitapreciosa211]

How long do i put it in the freezer for?

[@sallyrussell7571]

In watching some similar videos, the consensus seems to be to plant the seedlings outside in early, early spring after the last freeze. May I leave the peach seeds I have now (will be several months) and move to refrigerator at the appropriate time? Will they stay indefinitely in the freezer?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Mine were in the freezer for about 1 to 2 years. So I can speak for that.. I personally would move them to the fridge in early spring, let them sprout, and then plant them and let them grow out and get a root structure going through the summer.

[@esmeraIda]

about how long does the root/sprout coming out of the seed have to be before you take it out the fridge and plant it in soil?

[@esmeraIda]

update: the root was 1 inch long and I stuck it in some nice rich potting soil. and now my trees are 2.5 inches tall and so cute! 🙂

[@deryamartin5950]

I hope that’s not a stupid question,but I am new to gardening and wanted to ask if you could just let your peach inside.Or is it gonna be to big one day ?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

I'm afraid it wouldnt be a good idea to grow inside.

[@bycracky22]

will it work on pomegranate?

[@jennaaberdeen9577]

How long after they've sprouted do you transfer them from the refrigerator to the pot?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

as soon as they sprout. If you wait to long it will die.

[@jennaaberdeen9577]

Kentucky Homestead thank you so much!

[@eco_guardian]

I'm confused about the steps, your dad put them in the freezer, when did you move them to the fridge, when did you put them in the bag - did you remove the seed after that?

[@kingfazzaofficial]

nice...greet from Indonesia...congratulation your growing seed peach

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Thanks! I will plant the trees this weekend. they are about .6 meters tall now.

[@kingfazzaofficial]

please update your tree peach...

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoXHZmmZgNtmqck Update :D

[@kingfazzaofficial]

Wow . It has been growing very rapidly . Glad to see it. I was greatly helped by the way the way you menamam peaches. Starting from treated seed to the planting process . I am more courage to try to plant peaches in Indonesia . Moreover, it turns out I just know this can of peaches grown in Indonesia . Precisely in plateau Dieng Wonosobo , Central Java . There, by the local community peach called " KEMIRI DIENG " . In fact , if traced from his family , peaches not included in the family Kemiri . Although Peaches have started to be planted ( brought by the Dutch in antiquity ) peaches is not so popular in Dieng . Perhaps with a lot of knowledge about the development of a peach , it could be very profitable commodity in the future . Thank you for sharing experience. Fixed a passion for gardening . I always wait for your cool video video . Greetings from the city of Yogyakarta , Indonesia

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Terima kasih atas kata-kata baik. Semoga berhasil!!!

[@duskmoss]

I have a dwarf bonfire patio peach tree

[@haileyrodriguez3611]

So u put it in a bag when you put it in the freezer then you put it in the fridge

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Yes, I have also just left them in the fridge over the winter and put them in the window sill in spring and sprouted that way also.

[@cpbgcpbg2627]

I am sorry, I am new to this. Do I need to keep the seeds in the freezer until next spring? If so, do I n Ed the paper towel now or until I move them to the fridge? Also, do I crack it open? Thanks for the video.

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

They will crack open on their own usually, Keep them in the freezer until your ready to make them sprout, when your ready move them to the fridge in the moist paper towel. :D good luck!! I have a bunch of cherry in the freezer now waiting that 3 month period!!

[@youtellme2731]

How did you get the hard shell off the seed?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

The shell will split on its own. You shouldn't try and force it cause you can damage the seed.

[@vaughanarice6435]

. great video!! ok so when i cracked the shell, the seed broke, is it still good to use? So when should you start to grow your seeds? and how many should you do to pollinate the tree's? when they are growing, do you put them all into one pot, or should they be individual, so that when you plat them in the ground, you're not ripping the roots apart. thank you!! :-)

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Actually, the big pot I grew did the best. Those others have to be watered sometimes 2 times a day and I lost most of them. Over the weekend I planted 4 trees that were growing in that big red pot. (I have a video coming of the planting) they are approx 2.5 feet tall or so. The roots came apart very well. I put mine in the freezer, then the fridge in the shell. Once they start to germinate they will break the shell themselves.

[@vaughanarice6435]

ok great, good to know...how long was it you said to leave in the freezer...then to the fridge.....?

[@richardreynolds9409]

Question: The sprouts coming from the seed, are those roots or the tree? Not sure which way to plant

[@AnimeCabin]

Yeah

[@AnimeCabin]

Plant them with the roots facing down

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

yes :D those are the roots! as AnimeCabin said!! good luck!

[@dianamerz4609]

Awesome thanks for sharing!

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Thank you for watching :D Hope you enjoy the rest of my videos!!

[@bruhbruh8253]

Three of my seeds didn't grow but one of them grew like 6 inches in 2 weeks in a plastic bag is that good or bad?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Well, I say take what you can get!!! take that one that grew 6 inches and get it in a pot!! :D

[@jlfoodforest]

I didn't hear u say how long the seeds were in the freezer.

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Basically it would be the same as a winter. So like 2 to 3 months would be just fine. If you put them in, in fall and pull them out and put them in the fridge in spring, they should sprout.

[@9cielorojo]

so you actually crack the shell and get the seed out is that right?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Its hard to crack them open if they haven't started to sprout. If you put them in the fridge, they should eventually sprout and split the shell off themselves. I destroyed a few trying to help them out.

[@9cielorojo]

found a way, I placed the seed on top of plush carpet hit it with a hammer , not too hard but firmly and it cracked without messing up the almond..

[@cliftt]

One youtuber suggested using a vice to crack it open.

[@glen339]

How long did the seed go into the freezer?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Glen Kellner I left the seeds in for 2 years. But a month or so should suffice.

[@mrsmagandelatour]

great thanks

[@newholland9904]

How long u keep the seeds in a bag?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

I leave them in untill they sprout.

[@jcruztiger]

Maybe if you can be more specific as to how long to leave in the freezer?..?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

They should be chilled for around 3 months.

[@jcruztiger]

Kentucky Homestead thank you,,are you serious chill for 3monts...?.someone else say for 24hrs,,,,thank you,,

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

24 hours is not long enough, what you are doing is called stratification, if the seeds do not get somewhere near 400 chill hours they will not germinate. This is a tree that has to have cold temperatures to germinate and produce fruit. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratification_(seeds) read that to get an understanding of what the chilling is for.

[@jenconnell3682]

3months in the freezer and then a month in the fridge and freezer is dry in a bag fridge is moist in a bag correct?

[@brandasar7913]

@ Kentucky Homestead: is the stratification method required for all stone fruit trees do you know? Also would I do this for apple seeds also? Thank you sir!!

[@mrsmagandelatour]

how long did u leave them in the freezer

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Mine were in the freezer for 2 years. But they only need 3 months .

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Yes, I had them in the freezer for 2 years.. but you only need to keep them in the freezer for 3 months..

[@PompomYourkey]

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[@marygould7934]

my first try didnt sprout anything maybe I will try again.. 😕

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Sorry to hear, try some local peaches. You usually have a better chance that way!! :D

[@hope7096]

Do you remove them from the woody pit prior to stratification?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

I do not. I tried, but it mostly just damaged the actual seed.

[@jesuschristislord958]

1 Corinthians 3:6-9 King James Version (KJV) 6 I have planted, Apollos watered; but God gave the increase. 7 So then neither is he that planteth any thing, neither he that watereth; but God that giveth the increase. 8 Now he that planteth and he that watereth are one: and every man shall receive his own reward according to his own labour. 9 For we are labourers together with God: ye are God's husbandry, ye are God's building.

[@memeaya8673]

can peavh grow in Philippines?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

maybe?

[@cliftt]

Why it can’t be grown there:Although their skins are the color of a glorious summer sunset, growing peaches entails a chilling requirement, which is a minimum period of exposure to wintry weather. Without this crucial seasonal cue, the peach tree will not flower, and thus will not bear fruit. www.pepper.ph/fruits-veggies-cant-grow-philippines/

[@cliftt]

Best Answer: You can grow a peach tree in the Philippines but I think for it to bear fruit you need a degree of cold weather not available here. Peaches grown in Georgia are most prolific in a narrow zone where it gets a winter chill and avoids a late frost. A chill is required for the tree to bear fruit. answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071019051739AAEITSK

[@chispitapreciosa211]

do I have to crack it open?

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Chispita Preciosa it will normally do it on its own.

[@ezicash1]

My seeds were in the refrig for a month and none of them sprouted

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Don't worry! It can take up to, or more than 8 weeks!! As I said, mine were in the freezer for about a year or so before I got to them.. So the refrigerator time was short. A good resource to read over is here. www.alchemy-works.com/fall_planting.html It's pretty neat, but explains thing in writing.

[@ddintn191]

@@KentuckyHomesteadFarm Do you let the shell dry out before you put it in the freezer? Do you get the seed out of the shell, dry it, and then let freeze the seed? I just got done canning some peaches tonight, and wanted to do something with all those seeds. I washed the shell and they are drying on a paper towel tonight.

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

@@ddintn191 just put them in the freezer as is tomorrow. Next spring put them in a moist paper towel and plastic bag in the fridge until they sprout.

[@ddintn191]

@@KentuckyHomesteadFarm Thank you.... :)

[@السفاحالصباحي]

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[@PrincessMeowmeow-qy4vl]

No lie my mans looking like the American version of Conor mcgregor

[@anne-lucindaconnor6086]

can's see what you are doing, only your hands in the front of what you are doing ?????????

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Watch the video instead of only the first 10 seconds.....

[@QNATURUNDHUND]

:-)

[@brendaweaver9645]

You have answered a question i have had long enough I forgot about it lol. Oh 10 yrs ago I dropped some peach pits in the ground to see what would happen.... umm Nothing. We have since moved on but the question has lingered off and on. So thanks for that bro! Love your videos. Peace

[@KentuckyHomesteadFarm]

Thanks :D Glad you found the information useful.

[@williammanning3174]

How long in the freezer?

[@tsetenbhutia4377]

William Manning 3 months. Got it from the comments section.

[@pearlsforheroes1639]

Tseten Bhutia How long in the refrigerator?