10 Seeds Dwarf Peach Fruit Tree Indoor/Outdoor

Got exactly what I wanted. All you have to do is to do some research on how to plant seads. First of all you need to take the dead out of the pit. This could be hard and I damaged most of the seads in the process. Then you have to germinate the dead properly. Obviously not all the seads will work, but one did work for me and this is what I was looking for - I wanted a dwarf peach tree and not a peach forest. A nice tree for less than $5.00 is not a bad deal. The picture below is taken 20 days after starting the seed. It grows really fast. It is really fun to watch it grow.

There are no directions. Peach seeds need to be stratified (kept in fridge or winter cold for 30-90 days ) before planting. No idea if these have been. If they have been stratified and I do it again I can ruin them. If they haven't been and I plant them they will not grow. I will take half and plant and stratify the other half. Its a real shame that its come down to a gamble when a small slip of paper with four lines of instructions could do the trick.1. Stratify (or don't stratify ????.)2.Gently crack the outer shell and remove the seed.3.place in damp paper towel in plastic bag until root sprouts.4. Plant 1.5" deep in pot (or outside) with well drained semi-loose soil - water regularly

Dwarf peach seeds were plump and looked good. Peach seeds are fairly close/true to parent but planting from seed will always produce variations. You can cold stratify peach tree for several months or you can rush the germination in 2-3 weeks if you're willing to take a risk and you're nimble hands and have a really strong grip. These seeds are too small to use vice clamps or channel locks. I crushed one by accident but it seems like they send 11 instead of 10. Use wire cutters instead and nip around the hard outer shell being careful not to nick or damage the seed inside the pit. Watch your hands and fingers so you don't hurt yourself. The inner seed looks like an almond and is just about as fragile. When you have about 1/5 or 1/4 of the pit removed, you should be able to gently lift the inner seed out. Becareful not to scratch or chip the edge of the seed. Once removed, submerse in water overnight. Then gently rub off the outer skin. The outer skin is almond brown and the under seed is whitish yellow. Now wrap in moistened paper towel and cover in dark place or container. Check every so often but expect sprouting in 7-14 days. Plant before the root gets tangled up too much. Good luck!

I planted all the dwarf seeds I ordered in my greenhouse and not one of them came up. Very disappointed as you wait to see if they will grow and then the return window is over..... This is why I buy from a local nursery.

Wish we had more information on what kind of peach tree this is and so far I have planted 4 out of 11 and 3 of started to grow.

The seeds I ordered came quickly and well packaged. I had planted 3 of the 11 seeds (one extra), of the 3 seeds one sprouted. (How did I plant them?) I soaked the pits in water for a day to let the outer shell soften and then used a wrench to crack open. The first one I tried to crack open was destroyed but the rest were easy. The picture is of a 2 day old seedling.Update: the newest picture is of the old 8 month seedling and a new seedling. The oldest lost its leaves and is now budding. Roughly 13 inches tall. The green stalk is one of 2 planted seeds over a month ago. Only one came up. So as of now of the 5 planted seeds 2 came up. Sorry the soil is ugly, I allow the leaves to decompose on their own.

I HAD HOPED THE MINIATURE CHERRY TREES WOULD HAVE GERMINATED BUT EVEN AFTER PLANTING THEM AS DIRECTED INSIDE IN A PLANTER BOX WITH THE PROPER TEMPERTURE AND PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS. I WOULD LIKE TO TRY AGAIN NOW THAT THE WEATHER HAS BECOME WARMER OUTSIDE. BUT I DO NOT WANT TO PAY FULL PRICE IF THE SELLER WILL SEND ME MORE FREE. THANK YOU. TOMMY ARNN

All seeds I attempted to grow sprouted and are growing healthy. Just wish there was some info on which variety of peach this is. Any luck from the seller to shed some light on this? Thanks

None of these seeds sprouted for me

Was so excited to see every pit crack and grow a little tree. It's a bit of time to get these guys to grow. But we'll worth the wait!!!

I am disappointed.No instructions, and I feel the description provided for this item, was FALSE. NO slips, as stated, JUST DRIED TINY PITS.........will try to germinate these, BUT.........???

Still in early stages of growth. I'm very excited about my baby peach trees thought. Going to bring them indoors for winter time as we live in Alberta. Looking forward to see how they produce in the next couple of years.

My order was on time and it was the exact item that I ordered and I have 5 beautiful peach trees that I am really happy with no complaints .Keep up the good work . will do business again soon.