How To Grow Apples In Warmer Grow Zones!!! 🍎🍏 MOST VARIETIES!!!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Learn how & why YOU CAN grow your favorite "High Chill" apple varieties, even if you live in a “Low Chill" grow zone, like Southern California! Charles Malki, Biologist & Plant Expert for ivorganics.com/ interviews Tom Spellman of www.davewilson... ; Dave Wilson Nursery is America’s #1 Grower of deciduous fruit, nut, shade trees and SO MUCH MORE SINCE 1938! Topics covered include: Apple Tree Care Tips, Summer Pruning, Backyard Orchard Culture, Potted vs. In Ground Fruit Trees, White Washing, Fertilization, Fruit Thinning Apples, ETC, ETC… #AppleTree #IVOrganic #DaveWilsonNursery
IV Organic products can be found in 100+ stores nation-wide. Contact your local nursery to find out if they stock our product. If not, please ask the manager of your local nursery to call or e-mail us directly; contact (e-mail and toll-free phone) can be found at ivorganics.com/
Stay connected with IV Organic:
/ iv_organics
/ iv_organics
www.facebook.c...
The following are more related gardening videos:
7-11 Potting Tips | 7 DON’TS & 11 DOS | Part 1 of 2
• 7-11 Potting Tips | 7 ...
A to Z | ALL ABOUT BARE "NAKED" ROOT FRUIT TREES | SELECTING, PRUNING, PLANTING, PAINTING & MORE
• A to Z | ALL ABOUT BA...
3-IN-1 APPLE TREE | Approach & Cleft GRAFTING | THE 3 SHADES OF IV ORGANICS
• 3-IN-1 APPLE TREE | Ap...
Grafting Fruit Trees Any Time Of Year--Biologist & IV Organics Plant Expert, Charles Malki
• Grafting Fruit Trees A...
"My Orange Tree Has 3rd Degree Burns!" -- HELP!!! IV Organic 3-in-1 Tree Guard Paint
• "My Orange Tree Has 3r...
TOMATO CARE | EGG SHELL PUREE | NPK-CA | PEST CONTROL | IV ORGANIC PLANT GUARD
• TOMATO CARE | EGG SHEL...
FISH CONTAIN 60+ ELEMENTS, INCLUDING NPK! An Excellent Organic Addition To Your Garden & Orchard!
• FISH CONTAIN 60+ ELEME...
Winter Citrus Harvest Time, Is Pruning Time TOO!
• Winter Citrus Harvest ...
Lisa Smith; Arborist, on Extreme Drought, Extreme Rain & Extreme Wind @ Hollywood Hills Garden Club
• Lisa Smith; Arborist, ...
Q&A w/ Dr. Suzanne DeBenedittis of GreenerWayAssociates.org | Girdling & Sunburn & Pest Control
• Q&A w/ Dr. Suzanne DeB...
Summer-Time Pruning Of Fruit Trees For More Spring Flowers & Fruits! |30-DAYS FOLLOW-UP
• Summer-Time Pruning Of...
ANTIBIOTICS FOR ALL PLANTS!!! So EASY.... So NATURAL.... A 100% ORGANIC GARDEN! by IV Organic
• ANTIBIOTICS FOR ALL PL...
5-IN-1 Fig Tree | Grafting & Re-Potting Techniques
• 5-IN-1 Fig Tree | Gra...
Fig Tree w/ 3rd Degree Sun Burns | Up-Side-Down Cutting Method @ La Cañada, California
• Fig Tree w/ 3rd Degree...
FRUIT (FIG) TREE TIPS: Winterizing | Pruning | Propagating | Re-Potting | IV Organic Paint
• FRUIT (FIG) TREE TIPS:...
Compost Tea WITHOUT Compost! | YEAR-ROUND Nutritional Foliar Spray | SCALE Pest Control
• Compost Tea WITHOUT Co...
Part 1 of 4 | GROWING CALIFORNIA NATIVES | Theodore Payne Foundation | Charles Malki & Lisa Novick
• Part 1 of 4 | GROWING...
Hollywood-Knolls Winter 2017 Garden Club Topics: Shade Plants * Native Plants * Evolution * Organics
• Hollywood-Knolls Winte...
Garden Club | Native Flowers & Plants To Support Local Wildlife + Increase Fruit & Vegetable Yields
• Garden Club | Native F...
PART 3 OF 3 | Steve List, teacher @ Sylmar Agricultural Center| Tomatoes | Raised Beds| Living Soil
• PART 3 OF 3 | Steve Li...
Be sure to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE to watch all the other IV Organic's educational gardening videos.
I have a 6 month old fuji apple tree propagated from seed here in the Philippines. Thanks to your channel for helping me in my research.
Boss, saan galing Ang seeds mo?
👍 Is that tropical there
Is it still ok in tropical? How about the pest and diseases of the propagated apple?
Are you in mountainous region or lowlands ?
I just sprouted some in the fridge. Haven't transplanted them yet. Dunno if it's a Fuji.
Now we grow apples in Costa Rica.
Wow! This guy is the G.O.A.T. I live in USDA hardiness zone 8B. I am in the market for apple trees. Besides the wealth of information regarding chill hours and pollination, I learned I had to whitewash my trees. Who knew??? Great channel. I will definitely be subscribing.
What is whitewashing trees??
@@amazonazapata9424 Whitewash is a white paint mixture to help prevent sunburn in young, newly planted fruit trees to prevent sunburn on young trunks. There are several purposes but the chief among them is to prevent cracking and splitting of the tender new bark, which can allow introduction of disease, insects, and fungus.
One of the best video about apple tree. I am from south INDIA and apple trees will never grow in our place. But i have already planted few in my back yard. This video will be helpful for me for plant caring. Thank you Charles.
Hi sabeesh
How is the result, r u able grow apple in your backyard?????
Apple is successful in almost 8,10states in india
@@charchilmohapatra2239 yes..but not in central part of Kerala where i do live. But lets have a try.
@@anirudhgowda8799 Plant growth is very good. in 2 years time one plant grown 10 feet high..
can you give the present update
I live in zone 10b and bought an Emerald Beaut plum tree, which needs 600-700 chill hours. Knowing this, I still bought the tree and a pollenizer Late Santa Rosa plum because I really love Emerald Beauts plums. I plan on training them as espaliers, to double as a possible privacy screen between me and my neighbors. This video gives me hope it will work.
Did they produce? I got a beauty plum as well but have only had it about a month
No. I pruned the tree, due to some instructions I got from the orchard. My Santa Rosa branches grew out well, but my Emerald Beaut branches are pretty stunted. I need to figure out why. No fruit for either of them yet.
@@imaginasian75 ok. I hope you get fruits. I'm excited 😊
Very interesting. I bought into the hype of chill hours. I just might have to give apples a chance. I live in central Florida.
Is it working?
It's not in Florida, I live in Florida too,Avon park
Did it work for you?
Growing Fuji apples in Orlando, tree is very strong, lots of insect control and some fungus control, we planted about 7 ft away from the house creating some shade at the south west. This year we had the first bloom and apples are around 1.8 inches in diameter with no pruning or special techniques yet, the tree grew very fast and is over 15 ft high in about 4 years, plan to keep around 14 ft high to allow for more sun since it’s between two houses. I hope this helps. Note: I was making fun of my wife for getting an apple tree here.
@@MrAnlebu How are the apple trees doing
I am from Southern Israel,western Negev desert,grew up an apple from seed and now it’s two years old doing well,today we had 41 C temp.
Granny Smith comes from Ryde in the Sydney Australia area. This area is classed as sub tropic and would only get to 100 - 200 hours below 7°c (45°f). It rarely gets below freezing (1 night/decade). It is also one of the most sold trees in Australia. I have one growing in northern Queensland (tropical) & I had to remove over 50 fruits, because the tree has been in the ground for less then a year. My chill hours would be 30-40 & very negative if we use the second system. Our day temps in winter are typically 18-25°c (64-77) but they will commonly exceed 30°c (88°f).
@eleni demos i live in an area with zero chill hours i.e, tropical climate with usda 12 zone and i am thinking of planting anna and dorsett apples what you say or recommend about my thought will it fruit?
@@graceful8980 They are both warmer climate apples (to my knowledge). Most deciduous fruit will flower in tropical regions, they will not set the fruit load as if it was in a cooler climate. But I have had success with apples (3 types), peaches (2 types) & figs (23 types). 2 of the 3 apple types have flowered & set fruit (removed to strengthen grafts). Both peaches have given fruit (only small trees in pots, need to plant out when I get cooler weather). All fig varieties have fruited (unfortunately approx 1/3 of them tend to ripen @ the time of year that I get heavy rainfall, so a little watered down in flavour, but still sweet & nice).
My biggest advice is TRY, give them consistent water in your drier periods & fertilize often in small amounts rather then 1-2 times during spring/summer. Because tropical climates DON'T have a true dormancy period, the fertilizer overload can knock them around if done in large amounts.
Granny smith is a suggested where I live in a desert zone 8b
Hello im from the Philippines and i grow apples successfully here.
That's amazing, up to how many chill hours varieties have you been successful?
Oh wow! what variety and where can i get seeds? Also planning to grow one. I'm from Antipolo.
Cool bro, im also trying to grow here in Phil at Ilocos... Do you sell scions ?
Hello Benzone, I am also from Philippines Baybay Leyte, i have successfully germinated an apple seed and the baby plant is 10 days old. Can you give me some tips how to take care this. Thanks!
Can i have your mail id
This is awesome! I definitely always had the old perception. Makes me think that was a myth the northern growers started to protect their market share...
Agree
Love this video Charles! I've attended his lectures. Love your products also. Two amazing knowledgeable people in one video.
Thank you SO VERY MUCH for the compliment & testimonial
Katz Garden!!! Charles :-)
@@IVOrganic the temperature of my area does not fall below 10 degree Celsius is it possible to grow Anna Apple?
Learned a lot. Enjoy the video. Thank you so much, Charles and Tom.
Thank you so much Charles! I love this video!
You're welcome! Thank you for the compliment José Márquez
!!! Charles :-)
I saw apples and grapes growing in Jamaica. I remember my brother and I would walk past that home every day just to look at it because we only know Syzygium as apples.
Are they growing these apples in lowland Jamaica? There are vineyards here in the Philippines (albeit uncommon) but no apple orchard whatsoever. I sprouted some Fuji and wondering if they'd survive.
Another home run, friend! I love seeing Tom’s projects, whether up at DWN or in Irvine
The Busy Gardener THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR THE COMPLIMENT! It was you (among a couple others) that motivated me to do these lessons this year!!! Thank you, again, Cameron!
Charles 🌱👍
@@IVOrganic the temperature of my area does not fall below 10 degree Celsius is it possible to grow Anna Apple?
I have no hope to planted apple tree in India (west Bengal south) but when I watch your video I gotten hope
Please suggest hot climate apple variety where night temperature are 25 degree Celsius
@@higjreddies2891 Wambugu apple grows in Africa.
Try Wambugu Apple, it grows in semi-arid regions like Africa.
I would like to thank you for this informative video, and many thanks for this well experienced farmer really enjoyed it
Thank you, we were taught in school that only Bel-air and Anna were good in S. CA
I live a few miles from Oak Glen, Ca where they have apple orchards everywhere but I was unsure how many chill hours I would have but with this video, I should do fairly well. Thanks for the video Charles. I am planting one soon.
How is it going? If you're posting the process somewhere to follow
Growing a Rome apple tree from seeds I got from apples at Oak Glen wish me luck!
It's just what i was looking for on the web..I'm doing the same thing in Cagliari Sardinia Italy (California climate similar)in the middle of mediterranean sea with granny smith, annurca(queen of apples), fuji and gala all grafted M9. Looks good in the third year... Thanks
I'm growing one from seed so it can adapt and thrive in the tropics
Can you update on this
Nice Video Charles ...extremely useful information about growing Apple and our regards to DAVE Wilson Nursery the gentleman he is really Expert and do watch his videos and learned from him a lot .. Good Job .. |Regards
I'd love to know what your thoughts are about double Planting a Sundowner and a Granny Smith in Zone 9b?
I'm the same way: I don't let people tell me I can't grow this or that. I want to find out for myself and try to grow them anyway.
Apples can grow in Ghana. Here in Africa. And it very hot here. We only have little chilly hours.
As a person who lives in Puerto Rico where the temperatues thrive between 70 - 100 degrees all year (( and 60 in winter )) it makes me at ease to know that I can grow this type of fruit in my country, gotta try it out!
I live in St.Thomas(Virgin Islands). Have you planted any apple trees yet? And what is your success rate so far. I planted some Granny Smith Apple seeds and it sprouted today. Our temperature does not drop below 74F
@@twissol2494 hi, what's your feedback about grany Smith?
@@anigopinath3706 They are die. I went on vacation for 3 weeks and my friend didn't water them. They had reach 4ft before they died.
@@twissol2494 ok..
Very informative Charles. Any thoughts on growing apples in the subtropical and humid zones of Florida?
Wouldn't hurt to just try it and find out for yourself. The learning and journey is half the fun.
@@kryptonitekittee7665 I already tried two varieties of pear and they failed miserably. I'm going to stick with tropical and subtropical trees. Thanks for the reply.
@@kryptonitekittee7665 Waste of time
Wow blow my mind. I will try in Florida.
Very wise suggestion.thank you my friend, this is very inspirational ideas for new beginner like me.
so has his study findings he talks about in the video been released? what were the varieties that thrived in the heat and low chill hours climate of SoCal?
18:33 you can plant different varieties of apples 24 inches apart which will ripen at different times.
Planting tips: always plant on a rise never plant into a depression.
Huge advocate of mulching. Fertilizing.
Whitewashing helps prevent sun damage and winter stress. Whitewash sold by IV organics. Should whitewash on first day you get plant from a nursery.
Manage the size to not have to climb high to pick fruit. In August to October remove the upper growth.
That's really dependant where you live. In the desert here is appropriate.
I have about 12 apples I sprouted from seed in the fridge in New Orleans. They seem to be growing well, still small. I have 1 mature tree that has only flowered once. Hopefully I can change that.
Awesome Video, I have an Apple tree which is fruiting here in San Diego weather and currently giving me 3 apples this year. Thanks for sharing 👍
Great information, size management & promoting the environment. I’m a fan!
Great video Charles 👍👍
This is fantastic - thank you so much for sharing!
My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed this lesson with Tom Spellman!
Charles 🍎👍
@@IVOrganic the temperature of my area does not fall below 10 degree Celsius is it possible to grow Anna Apple?
@@tggardeners404 Hello 👋 Tom Spellman was trying (and successfully) to prove that most apple varieties with chill requirements are not true- and that most apples can be grown in any climate. By talking to some grow groups in your area- you can quickly learn the many varieties of apples that are growing & fruiting in your area!
Charles 🍎🍏👍
@@IVOrganic appreciate your reply...thanks😅😁
I have 3 year old apple tree here in the philippines.. Fuji and washington..
16:35 Red Delicious SUCKS. I never knew how much I loved apples until I tried apples that weren't Red Delicious.
Thank you for the time, effort and sharing. learned a lot...priceless.
Specially for Tom/ Dave Wilson Nursery.
God bless you guys.
🏆 I hope they give you a Nobel prize or something 🏆
Western Australia, 28°S, I believe we have a similar climate here. I use metric tho so I don’t understand 90° ect..
I like the video very much send more videos thank you
Good information...super
It would be great to have a video called "How to grow Lemons | Figs | Pomegranate | Olives in colder grow zones". They say some fig varieties can withstand 5 degrees Fahrenheit. In the case of citruses, I think one must be satisfied for outside with trifoliate orange.
wow, THANKS .
Great info on the chill factor truth
will those same varieties grow in Texas too?
Great information. We appreciate you guys putting this video together and sharing your wonderful knowledge!
I’m growing a Rome apple tree from seed and want to keep it potted at least until 4 to 5 years. What is best soil for a pot I will grow this tree?
Great information
Very informative video thank you!
I used nopal blended to boost trees and plant resistance to hot temperatures, I hope helps.
Awesome!!!!!
THANKS GREAT INFO.... amazing !!............ south of france here , i grew Idared !!
Outstanding
Thank you sir .I really learn alot from you.
I checked on DWN's Home Garden catalog page of apples, and two years after this video was posted. the listings for these "high chill" apples remain the same. Why hasn't the information been updated to reflect the findings of this project? Home growers could be encouraged to try so many more varieties if they weren't being led to believe that Arkansas Black "needs" 500-600 chill hours, Red Delicious "needs" 700 chill hours, etc. Does the right hand of DWN not know what the left hand is doing?
Great video Charles 👍 I received my products I ordered from IV Organics and getting ready to use them this weekend 😇 Thank you Charles
I love 🍎
Im growing red apples in Africa at equator..No chill hours.
The Philippines have 0 chill hours and have apples growing from different kinds that require chill hours.
I have a 7 month old apple here in the Philippines. Cant wait to see them fruiting in the coming years
What kind are you growing
Good advice for plants and baby bottoms, Keep them dry. My son used to get boils When he was in diapers, After he went to the hospital once, I started slathering on the butt cream at every diaper change, That made a huge difference
I would like to plant it here in Cambodia too. We don't have apple plant in this country yet
Learned alot from this video. Especially the importance if whitewashing. Thanks so much and keep these informative videos comming. 👍👍
Very good info!! thanks. What about blue berries? Have you done any experiments with blue berries??
Thank you for the compliment R Kave! I'll ask Tom in my meeting with him later this month!!! Charles :-)
R Kave Tom Spellmen suggests blueberries be grown in half wine barrels. Not sure what the question is or experiments but Tom has videos about blueberries, there’s some other good videos about blueberries In SoCal let me look.
R Kave check out Gary’s best gardening his channel has some great info like Charles. Cheers
Great information
Thanks alot
I planted one in South West Florida hopefully get fruit.
Let me know. I doubt I would get any in southeast Florida.
I did this in Central Fl and they all died in about 3 years and never got any fruit. I think when they say zone 10a (I'm in zone 9b) they don't take in to account the rain and humidity that we get in FL.
Remember some variety need cross pollination to be able to fruit cheers
Krystel Hardesty apples grow like crazy in Washington they get huge amounts of rain and anything that grows in 10a should grow in 9a you can always plant above the soil line with a heavy mulch layer
I have being doing comparison to climate for Apple, you have made my ambition. Big man, ua dragon fruit also big ideas
Lovely....but sir would it b suitable for tropical region that is very hot area
Sorry guys but fall winter Santa Ana winds may not damage things with the cold but the extremely low humidity will suck the life right out of trees and plants watering is a must during these times especially avocados by keeping my avocados hydrated I can keep the leaves on with the winds hittting 60mph in the wind tunnel of my microclimate jurupa valley Southern California
Spellman for President 😂
Excellent video. I’m near Irvine and have two trees. Need to add a few more, but definitely not until the fall.
I have 2 one-month old apple seedlings in my garden.
That’s exciting, Emma! Keep us posted on your growing apples successes!
Charles 🍎👍
Thanks for reading my comment 💖 may I ask if what kind of plant booster I can give for it to continue it's growth.
I live in the Caribbean and sprouted many seeds by using my refrigerator. They are now growing wonderfully on my patio, I will start heat training once they are older. It's hot year round in the Caribbean so this will be interesting but I will not back down on this project especially with the success so far
I want to try grow fuji apple tree in Jamaica 🇯🇲 . Is that possible and if so how do I get seeds or seedlings to start ?
What your address I'll send U seed from Australia
Do your apple trees keep putting out new growth all thru the summer?
Very nice info Mr charles.can I get some Sion wood of Akansa Black
Didn't see any report on Apples that did well on the DW website. Call him up and tell him to get on it.
but from my research' any fruit can grow in the hot sun' since it came from Africa' which is very hot' and it don't snow
I have my apple tree too in my garden. Philippines
Learned a lot of new useful things from this video. Thanks
THANK YOU FOR D INFORMATION! How can i get seedlings ? I am from the PHILIPPINES ?? Is it possible?
Oo posible panoorin mo ung video ni Benzone Sepe sa Davao del sur at nagviral na din hehe
I wonder just how accurate the standard chill hour formulas are for low chill areas. For my area the standard models seem not too inaccurate for Zone 8b coastal Northwest Florida. But for other areas that seem more upland to me people report getting trees to fruit in areas of low chill hours. This includes regions of Mexico and Uganda for apples.
One factor that may be different is our night time temperatures. During summer for example tomato varieties requiring cooler temperatures at night will not bear tomatoes because our summer night time temps are often too high.
Alse we are more humid. To have fruit through much of the year instead of different varieties of apples I plant different species of fruit trees with satsuma and other citrus being my latest crops. Mulberries and loquats are about my earliest. Then blue berries and so on. Then plumbs followed by peaches and then early pears and Anna and Joy apples will follow about the beginning of july. Pears until september. Then persimmons both asian and american, then chestnuts.. Citrus will be the last. I am also trying paw paws.
Thanks for sharing this, its very helpful tips & ideas. Just need to know if this can also be done in the Philippines. I do have grown apple trees here. Please I will highly appreciate your response to this. Best Regards.
So can I grow honey crisp here in southern las. Eva’s zone 9A?
Thank you for video, now may l know the varieties that can be grow warmer climate like Africa
I understand this doesn't apply to ALL non-apple fruit trees, but any ideas on which fruit trees to experiment with? Pears are close relatives to apples so that might be one. Anyone else want to chime in on what other fruit trees to try this with, or which ones to not waste your time with?
Cherry supposedly sweet ones have to have more chill and sour are lower chill
We live in 9b and pears trees grow huge and really produce completely unattended.
@@megastick9324 Awesome, can you tell me what variety of pear does that well in 9B ?
@@cassianyhvh7220 I actually don’t know the variety. These trees were planted many years ago all around the little town we live in.
They’re 20+ ft high. Our nearby neighbors had a big one and the new owners didn’t know it was a pear and cut it down.
They were understandably bummed when we told them what it was. It was scraggly from neglect and had no leaves at the time.
@@megastick9324 When and if I plant my own pear trees, imma prune them to have mostly horizontal branches so they produce all their pears at a height I can reach. If you do it right ...NO LADDERS ! So no fall risk and easy peasy pickin'
Can apple grow in southwest Nigeria? Am experimenting it though. I saw a video where they advise you;
1. Put the seeds in water.
2. Filter out the floating seeds.
3. Soak them in water for 16 to 24hrs.
4. Get a wet tissue paper, arrange the seeds in it, cover it and moisturise the tissue paper very well, keep in fridge.
5. Transfer to soil when you notice it germinating.
I did this with 15seeds, only one making attempt but .......
Am starting again with another 15seeds following same process.
Can apple grow in a hot weather like Nigeria (south west) where temperature is always between 31 to 37°c? Thanks!!!
Apple grows here if you get the grafted one from some agriculturists in Nigeria.
@@GreatBASHY where is your location?
You have the Wambugu apple that you can buy plants from Kenya. Check Kate the Apple Farmer on UA-cam for info.
@@EmmanuelAchileIdoko Lagos! Lagos state.
@@shellymorris2748 Kenya? Nah! That's too far for me. Am not buying anything outside Nigeria. This is where am planting it, better to get same from here too. Thanks though! Not interested.
What is the name of this professor ( who is growing apples). Also is he growing only GREEN Apples? I don’t see RED colored apple in this video
So, to increase pollinations you need different varieties or same varieties? Thought different varieties pollinations would changed the fruits!
No the fruit stays the same from the same tree but the seeds will change if you plant them.
Cross pollination you need different varieties
I live in Durban South Africa. Climate is Sub Tropical, equivalent to USD zone 11. Would anna apples work ?
Only sure thing is you’ll never know unless you try there’s tons of plants and fruit trees being grown where “the books” read they shouldn’t. Cheers
I’m in Tobago 🇹🇹 Caribbean islands how do I do this in hot weather. Help
Does anyone have a link to the full report on the high chill apple project results?
I searched the Dave Wilson Nursery website and for links to Tom Spellman reports. Can't find the report although I can find articles mentioning the test project.
What about Royal Gala apples? Can they be successfully grown in warm climate?
Christos Kyriacou Hello 👋 The results will be published art the Dave Wilson Nursery website any time now! The list of all the apples in the experimental orchard will be on that list... This was a preview of what’s to come very soon!!!
Charles 🍎 🍏 👍
I live in the island of Cyprus and close to the coast and during summer it can reach up to 40 C. I have planted a Gala and wondering whether it will be producing. Everybody says that Anna would definitely do and many are skeptical for Gala. I would appreciate your experienced thoughts. Thank you for the video as well!
@@IVOrganic Hi again! Do you have the results for royal gala?
Best
What do you do with all the immature fruit after thinning your fruit trees? Compost?
Hi bro, can i grow pistachio well i such climate.
i am from Trinidad' were we don't have snow' i have and apple plant
What will they do with the baby apple??
I live in St.Thomas of the Virgin Islands. I planted some Granny Smith Apple seeds and it sprouted today. My temperature ranges from 80 - 100F in the day. The lowest it gets is 74F in the night. The Soil by my yard is clay Soil. Will it grow good in my area? And what are the soil requirements for apples?
It won’t sprout. They need some cold weather, but afrr t r they become plants they can grow in tropical climates
Some random GUY he commented it just sprouted and you can use your fridge or freezer even to trick seeds into sprouting if that’s the concern if there’s will there shall be a way cheers
Great👍 ideas chearls, can you tell us , which verity is suitable for Country India🇮🇳, plz replied..average 20/38+ temperature,thaks you, sir.
Hrmn 99 , Anna , dorsett golden, tropical sweet , early Fuji
I just saved some generic seeds from a market here in the Philippines and decided to sprout the seeds in the fridge and they sprouted LOL. I don't know if they'll survive though.
Edit: I think it's a Fuji. Dunno how many chill hours they need.