Growing Redbud Tree From Seed Time Lapse (168 Days)

This time-lapse demonstrates how a redbud tree was growing from a seed to a young plant. We encountered a redbud tree with lots of pods in the neighborhood park last fall. To see if they would grow, we extracted seeds from one of the pod, wrapped them with a moist paper towel and chilled them in the fridge. After about 2 months of cold-stratification, one seed was chosen to be sown in a pot. It took about 10 days for seedling and the first leaf to show up. The plant has been going strong ever since.

[@Sekhmmett]

I really want a Red Bull tree

[@bigtomatoplantslover6205]

Wow Lovely Plants ~

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I love how that plant is doing

[@Gabe-vw2ux]

Do you keep the plants after the videos?

[@hellodude7008]

@eLapse can you please do a Black Locust Tree from seed?

[@harrypottah4500]

it takes 3 years for a redbud to actually start taking off and another 5 years before it's big.

[@Gabe-vw2ux]

Do pawpaw (not papaya) they are a fruit from the United States Midwest.

[@nguyetnguyen4609]

Try tamarind!

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Pls pin

[@Sopolnow]

Do they get continuous light no darkness?