Can I Grow A Cherry Tree From A Pit
Yes, you can definitely grow a cherry tree from a pit. Get a small pot of soil, plant the pit about 2 inches deep and keep it well watered but do not overdo it. It will take a while before it germinates but let it grow to about 12 inches then transplant it to the desired area.
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How can I grow cherry trees from the pits?
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