🌳Oak Tree from 🌰Acorn (50 Days Time-Lapse)

[@VisionaryDaddy]

The fact that one little acorn will grow over a million time it's size to a magnificent oak tree and will produce tens of thousands more acorns that will grow an entire forest to host all the wildlife and beetles is amazing! I always carry an acorn in my pocket, I've had some amazing meditations around oak trees in the forest, they have so much wisdom to share with us!

[@erickluu7911]

WOW!!!!!

[@Matt00ias]

Lol

[@Jay-qb9gi]

Lol what

[@manuelgonzales7470]

Es totalmente falso que las bellotas tienen sabiduría, disculpa de dónde sacas eso eres de Jupiter?

[@HouselessNotHomeless]

Beautiful

[@MytischCrafts]

I love that plants look like they’re dancing it’s adorable

[@seeminglyforever]

Thank you 😇

[@stephcurry2350]

Yeah when I was high I noticed that. All trees look like frozen in a dance position

[@davidleebls1874]

There ALIVE! LOL

[@Vmurph]

@@davidleebls1874 its “they’re”, not “there”.

[@YT_Horizonn]

mystic ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@otherpatrickgill]

do you know how happy it made me to see the baby one in the middle finally grow

[@chrisgraham1798]

"Am i late" -the 2nd tree

[@eilonj]

I have germinated tens of acorns and planted them in my projects. I have seen them growing in natural motion, however seeing their growth in quick motion is amazing.

[@Cos.....]

Thank God for Creating Acorns and everything at that.

[@seeminglyforever]

Yeah 👍

[@seeminglyforever]

at 1:27 there is a small surprice :) ENJOY!

[@roipasteque]

The spider ?

[@seeminglyforever]

@@roipasteque YES! I find it so cute :)

[@roipasteque]

@@seeminglyforever Well , I don’t think that a spider can be cute 😂

[@seeminglyforever]

@@roipasteque Hahaha My Wife would agree with you! She thinks the same...

[@triciavanandler7285]

Awww it’s cute when it isn’t anywhere near me

[@Phantomworks666]

I planted 5 acorns… only one of them grew. I am going on 3 years now with my little oak tree. I think growing a tree is so rewarding. I am looking forward to planting it in the ground when we buy our forever home. 😊

[@JuniperJennifer666]

If u re growing it inside it won’t do well outside. I noticed if u grow smth from the beginning from seed directly in the soil it grows strong and healthy. If u grow it somewhere else and then transplant it doesn’t. Very often the plant dies

[@alanesterline2310]

The squirrels gave us two of them this year, they've been potted so they won't get mowed down and will be moved to an area that they can get as large as they want.

[@martakarcz5786]

Just planted my own oak trees, can't wait to see them growing 😊🌱🌳

[@Aryescent]

take off the shell then sow it for faster germination, i came up with it myself

[@martakarcz5786]

@redhead gaming hater 123 got two beautiful "baby oaks" slowly getting ready to the winter :) I already collected some more acorns and put them into the fridge for stratification. Waiting until Spring to plant some more trees :)

[@martakarcz5786]

@@Aryescent did so, it helped a lot, thanks!

[@manuelgonzales7470]

Cómo van tus robles

[@ilikethings2119]

@@manuelgonzales7470 prob died

[@mareebee7046]

Life is beautiful. Every plant that grows looks so happy

[@Boxlapse]

Nice one! I definetly will try this at some point

[@seeminglyforever]

Thank you 😇👍

[@seeminglyforever]

Good luck😜

[@123nody]

and the OG did try it and it was nice as this one :D

[@roipasteque]

Nature isn’t wild , nature is beautiful 🌱

[@seeminglyforever]

Defenetely!

[@cactus2233]

Absolutely

[@XJ246]

I feel like the middle one. taking forever to catch up with my life.

[@raregud5031]

Same

[@sherrychannel6766]

The middle one was probably waiting for Ideal conditions or it was developing but couldn't break the shell as fast as the others and that might be why it looked a developed as the others but way smaller

[@ANonymous-xj3pf]

It has a stronger foundation

[@AD-wg8ik]

Life’s a journey not a race

[@liampentony8651]

so deep omg 😔😭😱 #brocken #sosad 😖😖

[@Broken73777]

Honestly, this is WAY too under rated. 1.1K likes... WHAT DO PEOPLE KNOW HOW GOOD THIS IS!?

[@seeminglyforever]

Wow! Thank you for awesome motivation! This makes me really happy my friend!

[@Broken73777]

@@seeminglyforever np :D

[@seeminglyforever]

Really appreciate that ☺️

[@Broken73777]

😎😎

[@inky3944]

when it went ~~ i felt that.

[@seeminglyforever]

Thank you 😇

[@seeminglyforever]

Motivation for me🙏

[@esthermarygold-lowe4403]

The middle one is like, wait for me guys!!!! ❤

[@constantinestavrakov4034]

I love oak trees 😍😁 😍

[@seeminglyforever]

Да, можно еще веник для бани сделать😍👍

[@constantinestavrakov4034]

@@seeminglyforever i don't understand. Please English.

[@paull2937]

I planted 3 acorns in October 2021, and in just 1 month 2 of them became 4 inches tall with 4 leaves. (3rd one died). They stayed that height all winter when I kept them inside. I planted them outside April 25. Since it was still chilly, about 30-65°F (-1 to 18°C) they partially turned orange because they thought fall was coming. Another one of them died soon after. Only 1 remaining. As it got warmer the tree turned slightly more green but never became completely green. For nearly 3 months that last tree never grew. I thought it would never grow taller at least until next summer. In fact 1 of the leaves dried up and fell off because of a drought. Just now, July 13, as I was watering my tree, I finally saw new leaves sprouting! 😁😁😁 The first time it grew at all in 8 months! This made me so happy you have no idea. Never give up on your tree! (Unless it’s completely dead.)

[@eilonj]

If you have kept your tree indoors, you had to take it outdoors gradually: first at 15 degrees C (at night) in the shadow (one week), later in half shadow (3 weeks) and eventually in ful sun. Your small tree needs the time to get new leaves adapted to full sun. The old ones are not.

[@Coyote-dw8mk]

middle one has my heart ❤️

[@zidaannooh524]

you are probably the best timelapse

[@seeminglyforever]

Wow thank you so much for this great motivation :))

[@russianbloomer]

Thanks for the time-lapse. Release another video with this oak tree please.

[@seeminglyforever]

If it will survive until the spring I will plant it outside and think about itw

[@russianbloomer]

@@seeminglyforever It would be cool

[@GoodChemistry]

Amazing time lapse! So good to see how these grow, thanks so much for sharing! :)

[@succulentland4045]

This is great! I start these outside, planting them in autumn and by the time spring comes they germinate, I think my oaks need a stratification time which is naturally done by my winter. Will probably move mine into bigger pots soon as they are doing well

[@WeAreChecking]

Do you usually continue growing these plants after the time lapse or do you compost them/throw them out?

[@seeminglyforever]

Ofcource I do keep them! I would never throw somithing away if it´s still alive or in good condition. I am still hoping to see a flower from Dandelion that I grew this summer... many projects just dont go well and I loose time sometimes, but I don´t give up :)

[@ADRIAN-zh4ti]

bro why would you throw a baby tree anyways? Just plant trees as much as we can

[@Vmurph]

@Richard - Dude... Ouch! Way to ruin the mood 😂

[@alanesterline2310]

@@seeminglyforever Yes, that is the true answer to CO2 in the environment, more trees. It is natures way of sucking CO2 out of the atmosphere and sequestering it.

[@YT_Horizonn]

VERY Cool

[@universe6princeofsaiyans]

Absolutely A True Living Creature , Beautiful To Witness

[@Justanopinionnooffense]

Hey, great job on the video! The root formation was fascinating to watch.

[@larrrevenga49]

I found my acorns outside with root already started . Put them in holder jar on window sill in about a month I now have leaves & big roots Looks cool with my avacados seeds

[@tpstrat14]

oak trees live about 200 years. Someone start now. Let's get a time lapse from birth to death. It would be a great investment for whoever did this. The tree would become so famous over the years, you could sell tickets to see it!

[@seeminglyforever]

Cool idea my friend😀🙈👍

[@basildon9008]

I really hope this person still does it and continues for centuries 😁 a gift to future internet hahaha

[@sub2meplease652]

You'd need a good camera battery 👀

[@tpstrat14]

@@sub2meplease652 solar power it like the tree

[@lifewithnature3907]

At most 300 years old

[@falkhammermuller9342]

That was very nice to watch

[@seeminglyforever]

Thank you for motivation :)

[@MORNIGHTLIFE]

nice sharing

[@B30pt87]

Thanks guys! That was beautiful.

[@Zaiqahal]

One little acorn can become a forest. Amazing.

[@DJ-uk5mm]

Thanks for putting the effort in to make this superb video 👍😀👌

[@yova4549]

Crazy 1 lil seed grows a big ass tree, is amazing

[@cv6442]

It literally looks like bad CGI circa the Jimmy Neutron days. I'M SHOOK! Fascinating!! 🤩🤩

[@plantsdailylife9459]

excellent~~~ 1:27 a cute spider~~~ like

[@carlmarburger7513]

I have an oak tree in my backyard. It had one odd branch that grew out horizontally. I decided to remove that one branch. It was on the ground in the yard for a while before I cut it up. I got curious as to how many acorns this tree was producing. So one day, I got out there on my hands and knees and started counting. I'm sure I missed a few, but got up to 800. Estimating the rest of the tree based on that count, I figured around 8-10,000. The tree is about 40' tall. The squirrels love it.

[@seeminglyforever]

Wow, really good to know.. also an interesting fact that oak trees produce acorns not every year, just some of them do that, while others almost never produce acorns every year :)

[@theMichael206]

Absolutely fantastic keep it up 👍

[@seeminglyforever]

Thank you so much

[@Catratbat]

They're so cute!

[@DswayTV]

Beautifully captured! Thank you!

[@andrewkelly2028]

How fascinating. I am curious about the pattern of how a tree grows. Would those initial leaves become the wooden branches? Or do branches come out of different spots later on? I am also fascinated by how the third plant that sprouted didn't grow as tall as the others. Perhaps that space was already taken, but how the oak would know about that is quite mysterious to me.

[@Quaking_Aspen]

That third oak really do be like. Top 10 anime comebacks that surprised everyone.

[@MrsOlesya1]

It takes sooo long to film😱🤩but the result is amazing 😎

[@seeminglyforever]

thank you my love! :)

[@ringa1770]

thank you for this video! looks awesome!

[@bstang93]

Do you have to cold stratify these?

[@seeminglyforever]

Yes 👍

[@Tom-.-.-.]

Looks like the leaves are flapping like wings as it grows aha

[@geansai333]

Quite wonderful.

[@canardgrognon4373]

Toujours aussi magnifique 🙂

[@willenmagri5593]

I have some nuts here in Brazil, I’m trying to grow, my doubt, this process it’s more effective in the sun or not ? Thanks

[@seeminglyforever]

It always depends on the seed itself. Sometimes not . You have to know what each particular plant needs.

[@tedralston9918]

what did you do with the oaks after filming?

[@ananda_krishnan_r]

Is it possible to grow oak tree at a temperature of 20-30 degree Celsius

[@govt.teacher-Priya]

Soo beautiful vedio ❤️

[@seeminglyforever]

😜😊thank you

[@worldprop4314]

so beautiful

[@allknow-how4526]

Can you tell me what kind of plant lamp you use? you stay on lights all day or light for half a day?

[@seeminglyforever]

I use cfl photography bulbs 24 hours a day

[@alexcrockett5665]

just wondering what type of oak tree is this because there are quite a few different types?

[@coriswrld2122]

i know plants and trees are alive but they literally look alive!

[@seeminglyforever]

Thanks 😊

[@seeminglyforever]

That's true

[@jesperj86]

Do you keep these timelapse running after uploading? I assume you have limited space and gear to create them.

[@seeminglyforever]

yes, I do have limited space and gear. I try to keep all the plants that I grow. Still hoping to see Dandelion making a flower. many projects just dont go well and I loose time sometimes, but I don´t give up :)

[@jesperj86]

@@seeminglyforever sound great :D I look forward to a followup video

[@konradjarosinski4156]

@@seeminglyforever wow amazing. great dedication and the outcome is beautiful

[@paull2937]

Awesome, I planted 3 acorns a few weeks ago, 2 germinated, and I will move them outside in May, and I’ll still keep checking in on them often. They’re growing a lot faster than I thought they would. I’ve noticed that the leaves keep folding closer to the stem, and unfolding, as I check on them.

[@Vmurph]

I did too. 3 of them, as well. I planted them in early Nov, and 2 of them germinated in late Nov-early Dec. In Jan, one of them sprouted two tiny leaves and then just stopped. Then it started to die. Two weeks ago I lifted it out of the soil to try to rescue it and found it had root-rot from the soil being too wet. I couldn’t save it. 😭 The other one only had a taproot, no sprout yet. It died as well. 😭 I’m so mad I threw away the other acorns, thinking I wouldn’t need them since 2 of them successfully germinated put down taproots.

[@tomaco7310]

Nice video. I've been growing an elm from a sprout and after a couple of years transplanted it out to the street (between buildings and side-walk). If it survives the lawnmowers for a year or two it'll shade buildings in the winter and lower AC costs, provide general shade, give dogs a place to pee, hopefully outlive me(hopefully inthat it'll live a long time ;) ).

[@gilh6915]

Is it better to grow them on soil or leave them in water like the avocado and mango ones

[@seeminglyforever]

Any method should work just fine for the first stage, then you need to transplant it to soil

[@seeminglyforever]

As it's the natural habitat and just easier to maintain

[@liaogarden5631]

oak germinate in 50 days?please tell me the temperature for the oak to germinate

[@ppumpkin3282]

I'm sprouting some acorns now, but it seems odd two shoots are coming up for each acron.

[@toddsmith6875]

Did you leave these oaks under grow lights 24/7?

[@seeminglyforever]

Yes

[@nemotamang58]

For the seedlings grown on the glass tumbler, is it just tap water or do you add anything else?

[@seeminglyforever]

Just tap water.

[@jeanvaljohn3921]

I started one while in collage, in a bucket. Brought it in for the winter. In June it was in the back yard and almost three feet tall Came home on day to find all the leaves picked off, I was sad.

[@scotta.boutzis3235]

Where did you get those acorns?

[@seeminglyforever]

Just picked them outside in Park

[@scotta.boutzis3235]

@@seeminglyforever oh okay

[@VilleAbr]

Amazing

[@seeminglyforever]

Thanks

[@hungryle]

NICE! What Camera did you use? Thanks!

[@2buntv743]

From little Acorns grow Mighty Oaks

[@robertpasquini4097]

They look like the pods growing in Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

[@emileproteau7901]

It cose they speed up sooo dorebol 😍🤩👌

[@AaronLyNxAI]

One thing that's always fascinated me was that a tree gets so huge, not because it starts off great, but because it knows to be patient, it will take 50 years before the tree gets a decent size (maybe not quite that long..) humans see things as instant these days, but taking time to not just see, but to understand how plants work, we can unlock secrets to our own lives

[@CraneArmy]

did yall put the little hats back on the acorns just to make the video. I lold

[@seeminglyforever]

Hahaha

[@dracophyle]

What was your soil composition if you don't mind me asking. I'm trying to grow my own oak. Do they need cold to germinate?

[@klersay9365]

Why are the leaves moving like that

[@liaogarden5631]

What temperature do you plant and how long does it take to germinate?

[@mountaintopper]

At what point is the sprout no longer appealing to squirrels? I planted some and the squirrels dug them up.

[@adamh8482]

I'm about 30 days in on our grow, so far so good! What's your watering schedule and how much?

[@seeminglyforever]

Was giving it just a little bit a water every 3-5 days

[@Vmurph]

@@seeminglyforever Can I ask how damp the soil should be? I successfully germinated 2 acorns. They had good taproots and one of them sprouted. But then a week or two later, I noticed it stopped growing and started to die. I tried rescuing it, and discovered it had root-rot from being too damp. I wasn’t able to save it. 😔 The other died, as well. I lost both due to lack of watering knowledge. So now I know how much moisture is too much. But what I *don’t* know is how dry is too dry?

[@gumbilitous2804]

Mine had a growth stump since my cat ate its leaves but its growing again this time with defense against cat

[@seeminglyforever]

Your cat was really hungry

[@gumbilitous2804]

@fuzzy Moon King actuelly kinda

[@gumbilitous2804]

@@seeminglyforever he must've been, or he resents me for some reason

[@rendermanpro]

The third was sleepy... How much interval do you use? 1/10minutes? (if you double it and make 60 fps it will be even better). Nice video

[@seeminglyforever]

thanks for the tip, yes, usually 1/10, It will bring not so much with 60 frames, not all people can watch 4k with 50-60 frames and it will take a lot of processing power and time

[@caryd67]

My little oak tree that I planted from the acorn is doing something weird, which is why I’m here. It was planted November 1/21, and had 7 wide, green leaves by December 19/21. By February 15/22, all the leaves were fading and drying out. By mid-March, all the leaves had died and dropped off. I had checked the roots for bounding or rot and the roots looked healthy. Now I observe little green nubs growing at the top, and am hopeful that my little sapling simply went through a late fall cycle and is getting ready to make new leaves.. The mother tree who gave me the acorn is easily 200 years old, and I don’t see any new leaves yet from her. So I’m still hopeful.

[@randomslomo1875]

"I belieeeve I can flyyyyy!!!!!"

[@seeminglyforever]

hahah :) I belieeeeve I can touch the sky!

[@randomslomo1875]

@@seeminglyforever :) growing taller every night and day! I'll spread my leaves to find sun-rays!!

[@esmaistuu]

Placing the acorns on their side would have been better because both the root and the shoot come from the tip of the acorn.

[@seeminglyforever]

Yes, Thank you for the tip👍🙏

[@yagnaseni3398]

See the whole thing in 2x speed😁

[@kristenha5887]

Hi sir, I would like to get your permission to let me use this video. My purpose: I want to use this video for my final exam which has the name "Forest Protection". This project helps people how to plant a tree to protect the forests. Wish you all the best.

[@seeminglyforever]

Yes, sure, just credit me 🤓👍

[@seeminglyforever]

Instead of ma name you can use name of this KZbin channel

[@kristenha5887]

@@seeminglyforever yes, thank you so much

[@ОльгаАбаркина]

Большое спасибо за видео! Желуди прямо как живые!

[@gl7833]

Я 3 раза выращивал жёлудь (1 и сегодня живёт) и как круто когда ещё вечером он маленький а утром просыпаешься а дуб на несколько сантиметров выше:)

[@gl7833]

Правда после 3 месяцов он практически останавливается в росте ,почти останавливается

[@russianbloomer]

Теперь я хочу свой дуб

[@ohheyyitssami]

Am I the only one that got startled by that spider on the right plant at around Day 30?! 😂😂😂

[@seeminglyforever]

:) somehow KZbin is not recommending this video a lot :)

[@seeminglyforever]

I think Yes

[@Laurent371]

Bonjour comment faite vous svp est ce que vous laisser la caméra tourner 24h 7j sur 7 et apres vous accélérer 😊

[@QuittingChannel-h2z]

POV oak leaves waving hello at me!

[@PhoenyxRysing]

Now, if only the squirrels would stop eating mine before they have a chance to properly set...

[@seeminglyforever]

How many squirrels you have😱😱

[@PhoenyxRysing]

@@seeminglyforever No more than anyone else with trees in their yard. They just happen to be persistent. Course, it could also be chipmunks or voles...

[@affiqdaniel618]

What the name of the song use in this?

[@mercurytempest]

i, oak seed i have a dream **makes plant's dance**

[@seeminglyforever]

🤗😇🙈😇

[@davidleebls1874]

Soooo000000 Cooool *

[@seeminglyforever]

:) Happy

[@fanceskfrroku3402]

The acorn in the middle be like:guys wait for me

[@RexLarrieux]

The middle guy is my life 😫

[@AleksanderDanich-23-07-1986]

An ordinary oak tree can live up to two thousand years. This is, in fact, the history of an entire civilization. Because, if we count time in steps of 25 years each, then we already have 80 generations of people. And if you consider that for these 2000 years one child will be born every minute, then a whole nation will grow up!

[@wobbuffetking2336]

I WANT TO TRY IT 😃

[@raphlvlogs271]

what species of oak?

[@esmaistuu]

Idk but could be like quercus robur.

[@mudrlandik]

1:26 thumbs up 4da spider

[@CONCEALEDINALIMITLESSBARRIER]

how to do this