How to Grow Peach from Seed

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After two or three months of fridge jail, your seeds should show tiny white roots. Congratulations—you’ve just performed a miracle that would make Mother Nature shrug. Now, grab a pot with drainage holes (a yogurt cup works, poke holes in the bottom) and fill it with regular potting soil.

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Plant each seed about an inch deep, pointy side down, because seeds have a sense of direction—trust me, they know which way is up. Water the soil so it’s moist but not a swamp. Peach trees hate wet feet; they’re not ducks.

Put the pot in a sunny windowsill and wait. This is the part where you talk to the soil and whisper encouraging things like “grow, you little fuzzy-hipped genius.” It might take two to four weeks for a sprout to appear. If nothing happens, curse gently and try again.

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