How to Grow Pear Seeds: Easy and Simple!

Easy and simple step-by-step instructions to grow pear seeds from fruit you buy at the store. (नाशपाती के बीज उगाएं)
Asian Pear: Pyrus pyrifolia
STEP #1:
Remove the seeds
STEP #2:
Scarify the seeds
STEP #3:
Place seeds in moist paper towel in air-tight, water-proof, light-proof container for 2-3 weeks
STEP #4:
Plant the sprouts in starter containers
STEP #5:
Admire your beautiful plants!
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Lucky Dog Traveler

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

The narration is a bit weird in the beginning because I had to change the music due to copyright infringement issues. ;(

[@mx4danx]

what mix do you use? going to try my own

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

@@mx4danx I used normal potting soil

[@johndoe1.196]

Short and informative. Perfect! Thank you.

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

Thanks for watching

[@reelspilltv]

Great stuff!!!!

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

Thanks!

[@shirleybakes]

Wonderful!!!

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

Thanks!

[@zarri3a]

Beautiful👍❤

[@rajeshsl8154]

Thanks for the Information 👌

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

NP

[@bigbadchevy6707]

I put my seeds in the refrigerator and took them out about 2 months later was going to give up but left them on the counter to see what would happen 2 days later they started to sprout lol.

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

Excellent!

[@user-xp4eu7uv3g]

thank you sir for the idea to how grow the seed of pear,i really want to plant some of the pear seed 🥰

[@madhurimazumder4802]

Thankyou

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

You're welcome

[@stephto1905]

Excuse me sir may I ask if you placed the pear seeds in the refrigerator then when they sprouted in soil , am I damaging the plant ? The plant is turning dark I don't know what to do I placed in an area with a lot of sun light (I live in Philippines , Davao )

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

Sorry, not sure I understand your actual question. Stratification, if necessary, will not damage the seed or the plant. I don't know why your plant is turning dark. I believe hot humid climates are not good for growing pears. I live in thailand, with a similar climate to yours. I did not try to grow the trees, I only grew the seeds. I suggest you do an internet search for more information about growing pear plants in a tropical climate.

[@bebeglobe6796]

#Greatvideo very easy seeming. #Iloveit #Thankyou

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

NP - EZ PZ!

[@joeyali8219]

I wanna have my own seed grown trees of my favourite fruit when I have my own house with a huge garden (life goal) so I've started lemon, orange and pear. Lemon and orange I think are in 2-3 years old. Orange is doing well, lemon seems much slower. Actually grew the most over winter indoors weirdly. Pear I obviously just started this week. I'm thinking peach and plums. There's very nice variety of peaches, I think from north Africa. Tastes like mango almost. I'm gonna try those. Any suggestions? Fingers crossed in 5-10 years🙏🏻

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

You're the one that should be making videos! Sounds like you've got an amazing fruit orchard. I can only grow the seedling and then have to give them away. ;-( Sadly I have no room in my tiny urban garden - though I do keep some in pots for as long as possible. As for suggestions - I don't know your climate zone so I'd just say grow what you like to eat and whatever does well in your corner of the planet. Plz comment back with updates!

[@joeyali8219]

@@LuckyDogTraveler hehe I wish, I'm growing in pots as you are. Maybe if I ever buy a house with a big garden, my little plants I'm starting now, will be ready by then 🙏🏻😇 Oh yes, I'm in the UK, so not the best place. However you do get varieties of some fruit that can grow here that otherwise wouldn't. Where are you? :)

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

@@joeyali8219 Thailand!

[@joeyali8219]

@@LuckyDogTraveler lots of amazing fruit there. I've been up phuket

[@onjonb8142]

Nice vid! Very informative, how long does it roughly take for the trees to produce?

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

Usually, a pear tree will begin to bear fruit somewhere between 3 and 7 years of age

[@servicedognova6101]

If I’m using a store bought pear from my grocery store do I need to put the seeds in the fridge first, or can I do the warm paper towel method?

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

To the best of my knowledge unless the store you bought them from indicates they are locally grown and/or newly harvested, pears are refrigerated during importation and/or storage. Therefore, you do *not* need to "stratify" them in the refrigerator and can use the moist paper towel method. I'd be curious to know how it came out, so please comment again! BTW - you may want to check out my other videos about growing seeds from my Garden Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLbKkQpcfyvMOog2CE7_bT94FB63ySLtc_

[@bebeglobe6796]

@@LuckyDogTraveler I am sooooo there! Saving my seeds to start planting in May. That's the #BigMove for me.

[@KarwynAndAntoniosLife]

@@bebeglobe6796 this dude doesn't 3ven have a Asian pear tree sad yall believe anything foliage is way off...

[@melsar_]

@@KarwynAndAntoniosLife Pyrus pyrifolia is a species of pear tree native to East Asia. And the guy lives in Asia.

[@MyMiaTom]

I did mine the same way, out of 3 one survived. It is 2 ears old and about a meter high.... do you know how long does it take to produce fruit?

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

A pear tree that has been grown or planted directly from the seed will take almost 5 to 6 years to start bearing fruit

[@alabamaoutdoors4468]

Put very rich soil / potting soil around the tree !

[@bigal25938]

How did you keep the seeds warm?

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

I live in Thailand

[@gerardoperez2741]

How often do I water these?

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

That depends on your environment, of course: hot, humid, dry, rainy? And are you talking about the seedlings, or full grown trees? I kept the seedlings moist, but never saturated, and let the soil dry out a bit between watering.

[@KarwynAndAntoniosLife]

@@LuckyDogTraveler he doesn't have Asian pear tree...this is some time of fake. Attempt...keep soil loose...and water every 2 days to keep roots moist!!! This guy has no clue!!!

[@KarwynAndAntoniosLife]

@@LuckyDogTraveler bro that's not even a Asian pear your click m bait and hurting Great trees .....Do better dude!!!

[@Seebzters]

Can I put the seeds directly in the soil or no

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

I'm sure you can, but I didn't try. Please let us know how it works out!

[@Seebzters]

Day i (2 seeds) - germinate

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

@@Seebzters Great!

[@Seebzters]

I see cotyledons!

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

@@Seebzters Wow! They germinated fast! Good to know.

[@Homesowing]

What was that sound in the background that was creepy

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

I'm not sure what "creepy" sound you are referring to. What point in the video does it occur? Leave a timestamp

[@joeyali8219]

I peeled it off completely. Will it still work?

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

I don't know. Try it and comment back with your results!

[@joeyali8219]

@@LuckyDogTraveler yeah I saw it in another video after, apparently speeds it up. I've done it yesterday 27/3/2021. I'll come back here in 3 months and give you an update :)

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

@@joeyali8219 3 months!? How about 3 weeks? xD LOL!

[@joeyali8219]

@@LuckyDogTraveler sure I'll try but I think I read online average 3 months

[@_Amor_Fati]

Any luck? Did they super sprout?

[@KarwynAndAntoniosLife]

CLICK BAIT NOT ASIAN PEAR TREE AT ALL.....GOOGLE IT IT LOOKS WAY OFF BE SMART GOOGLE ...DONT KZbin!!! MOST LIE FOR VIEWS

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

These were the pears I bought, the seeds I extracted and grew, and the resulting sprouts and seedlings. I do not lie or post misleading videos. Grow Asian pear seeds yourself and post your video so we can see how they are different. You can leave a link here.

[@alexhagedorn1365]

@@LuckyDogTraveler pear don't grow true to seed... their typically hybridized to get a certain fruit... so whatever you grow from seed really only has about 1 in 80,000 of chance to produce the same fruifruit... maybe asain pears are differnt from all other pears though

[@LuckyDogTraveler]

@@alexhagedorn1365 "Although pear trees do not grow true to type from seed, potentially lacking the desirable characteristics of the parent tree, it is still feasible and rewarding to grow a tree from a pear seed."

[@scoobyloo3157]

@@LuckyDogTraveler Of course! You can create hybrids that are potentially unique and therefore, you can name them yourself! Much more exciting than knowing exactly what you're going to end up with. I love to do this, it's even more rewarding 😊👍

[@scoobyloo3157]

@Karwyn & Antonio Memories What's with the constant trolling? Why the heck does it matter so much to you to get your point across? Are you a PAID troll then? Asian pears are either a genus or just pears that grow in Asia. Whatever - whether an Asian pear or not, this method is tried and tested constantly and works extremely well for most, if not all pears and many other fruits, vegetables and plants in general. @Lucky Dog Traveler DOES know what he's talking about - I'm a pro, so I should know! Butt out, find yourself a hobby to keep you occupied and off these helpful videos. Go harrass someone that deserves it!

[@KarwynAndAntoniosLife]

😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 This is Not an Asian Pear Seed People need to study .....The Leaves are way different from sprouts.....this is click bait!!! Do no and thumbs down🤣🤣🤣🤯

[@thailandsnippets901]

Go get a life