Apple Harvest From 33 Month Apple Tree Grown From Seed

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How to Grow Apple Trees From Seed!
It's Harvest TIME on the Apple Tree that produced "fruit" this year! I plan on harvesting the remaining apples, cut them open and do a taste test - are they crab apples or just small apples from a young tree?
We gave it almost the full 200 days to maturity and now we'll harvest the small apples and find out if they taste like crab apples or just small immature green apples - wish me luck!
I started these Gala Apple Trees grown from seeds (out of store bought Gala Apples) on 1/1/2016 so they turned 32 months old (or 2 and a half years old) on September 1st, 2018!
In this video, I'll be showing you my 33 Month old fruiting apple tree!
As you know, it's rare to get a tree grown from seed to flower before 4 years, let alone set fruit! But we did manage to achieve that - now the question is whether or not they will become edible fruits or crab apples...
FYI - The tallest one is about 12 feet tall now with several branches!
I plan on keeping you all updated on their progress until they perish or produce!
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@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

How to Grow Apple Trees From Seed! It's Harvest TIME on the Apple Tree that produced "fruit" this year! I plan on harvesting the remaining apples, cut them open and do a taste test - are they crab apples or just small apples from a young tree? We gave it almost the full 200 days to maturity and now we'll harvest the small apples and find out if they taste like crab apples or just small immature green apples - wish me luck! I started these Gala Apple Trees grown from seeds (out of store bought Gala Apples) on 1/1/2016 so they turned 32 months old (or 2 and a half years old) on September 1st, 2018! In this video, I'll be showing you my 33 Month old fruiting apple tree! As you know, it's rare to get a tree grown from seed to flower before 4 years, let alone set fruit! But we did manage to achieve that - now the question is whether or not they will become edible fruits or crab apples... FYI - The tallest one is about 12 feet tall now with several branches! I plan on keeping you all updated on their progress until they perish or produce! Thanks for watching! Here is the entire series from episode 1: ru-vid.com?list... I hope you are enjoying the journey along with me! PLEASE SUPPORT MY CHANNEL (if you wish) - when you shop through the following links, it helps me continue to put out more gardening content and allows me to pursue my passion! Heirloom Tomato Seeds: amzn.to/2rBxMjE Jiffy Professional Seed Starter Mini Greenhouse: amzn.to/2jNRHrg Organic All Purpose Fertilizer: amzn.to/2rCnvUp Grow Room Rack: amzn.to/2re2cZ2 Grow Room Lights: amzn.to/2rbLzg3 Sensei Pruners/Shears: amzn.to/2HK4o0T Gardening Gloves: amzn.to/2HJZBfV ❤ Subscribe for more Free Gardening Tips and Videos: goo.gl/f3D2tj

@ethansamuel8223 5 лет назад

Last summer, I began growing apple seedlings because of this chanel, they are about 2-3 inches tall! Your videos were a great inspiration. Thanks rob.

@NMW80 4 года назад

How did your apple trees go?

@SlendyMane 5 лет назад

That's YOUR apple! You have the only tree like it in the world! When you grow a tree from a seed, it's usually different. Dude, you have a new species of apple! What are you going to name it? :D

@CoffeeAndCafe 5 лет назад

Slenderman seems like u r more excited than him😅

@DonnieFreymoyer 5 лет назад

Crab

@worldofenigma1 4 года назад

@@DonnieFreymoyer LOL. Great name.

@sriobied6256 4 года назад

bro i have that apple too man

@samrashah3182 4 года назад

Sri Obied did you grow your own? Or do you have green apples at home, because then it isn't his variety

@19regal83 5 лет назад

I would air layer the second trunk in the spring. That way you will have 2 fruiting young apple trees. I don't think you should cut the tree at this time of year because the tree is starting to store all of its energy. If you make a major cut now it will use some of that energy to heal the wound. It will heal quicker in the spring. Make the cut late winter to early spring.

@youwardasuci 4 года назад

great idea

@youwardasuci 4 года назад

great idea

@suebar5177 5 лет назад

So cool that the tree fruited so early and they're sweet....yes do grow the seeds!!

@beliasphyre3497 5 лет назад

Aww, there so cute! I'm sure as the tree matures, the fruit will tend to be bigger. Probably wont get to the commercial size you find in stores anytime soon, but large enough to be worthwhile in harvesting. I'm always happy for more content, so growing these seeds sounds interesting if you have the space and time. No idea on the leader problem. My experience extends to two months of keeping kiwi seedlings. Most of them have got their third leaf! One is going nuts and is two inches tall with six leaves. They are just so cute!

@bucketsaremyfriend 5 лет назад

oh man, I can't wait until next year!

@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

BucketsAMF me too!!

@natemurphy4367 4 года назад

I just received my black diamond apple tree seeds I can’t wait to get started I have them in the fridge for a few weeks 👍

@PandemOnium01 5 лет назад

Yay you finally uploaded!! My 3ft tall bell pepper plant kept dropping buds and hasn't grown a single pepper, but I tried pollinating it with Habanero pollen and the bud had stayed!! The dead flower fell off and it looks like its getting bigger so I'm happy to see what grows out

@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

BuuBeats I love cross pollinating peppers to get new species! Good luck on yours!

@harrellt1405 5 лет назад

I grow lots of plants in pots from seed, ur videos bring me hope and fascinations . Thnx sir

@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

harrell tolentino Thank you and happy gardening!

@dragonhed123 5 лет назад

I'd like to see the seeds grow. I think the apples will be bigger next year and more fruit.

@cristinarnold 5 лет назад

Omg, those are the cutest apples I've ever seen!!! Why dont they grow tiny apples, and sell them in supermarkets? I'm addicted!! But I live in a very hot and humid climate (the Florida Keys) so I grow key limes, pineapples, orchids, and succulent/cactuses. Thanks for showing this taste test! Awesome apple experiment my friend!

@scribble4766 5 лет назад

I love Crab Apples. A Granny Smith Crab Apple would be fantastic.

@arnoldsmit1978 5 лет назад

Hey Rob, I think, that the apples are so small because the tree is still too young to bear appels and puts all of his energy in growth of the roots and in the tree itself! Mother nature takes care of itself ! If you want to get rid of one of the stams, choose The weaker one, and cut it in an angle from 45 degrees! As close to the mainstam as possible ! And it's up to you if you want to try to grow new trees from those seeds ! I think , that it should work! Thats nature! Always want to reproduce! Good Luck and thanks for the video!

@katkinslow 5 лет назад

I wouldn't cut. That's just my intuition. This tree is so healthy I think you should wait. You can always do it later.

@alexandracduke 5 лет назад

Apples have so many different genes that go into the fruit that each tree grown from seed grows a different variety of apple. All the apples that are sold at the stores are genetically from the same mother tree, taken from cuttings of cuttings of the same tree. Seeds don’t grow the variety of apples that they come from, there are so many alleles that come to making the fruit that it’s a lottery of what kind of fruit you get, be it sweet or tangy, big or small, red or green, juicy or dry, or any variation there of.

@stephaniemoffitt1009 5 лет назад

Yes, I was taught it's like children. You don't get the same person as the parent who bared the seed. Unless it was branch cutting from the Gala host, you're raising cousins.

@penniesfromheaven2511 4 года назад

Maybe you guys can answer my question- I have 2 heirloom apple trees I love that are 80 or older. They need to be replaced, will these seeds produce the same apples? Or is it still a lottery?

@debleenasen6409 3 года назад

It will be a lottery. You can obviously air layer the original trees to get the same fruit.

@crusader2603 2 года назад

That’s so cool. I also heard you can graft trees of similar types to each other to create a tree with both apples on one branch and pears on the other.

@00Harvestkitten 5 лет назад

Thank you for the video, I am currently growing a green apple tree from seed and it has sprouted, however I need a new home for it becuase I'm living in an apartment complex and I don't want it to die.

@VictorNewman201 5 лет назад

You may need to get a grow light for it and i would use only sterile medium so it doesnt die from damping off fungus.

@jayb2257 5 лет назад

1.? 2.absolutely sounds fun 3. I definitely think those are green apples and next season they will be bigger and juicier

@bentleybarskite8532 2 года назад

There is a part of the leader right by the other leader that is little thicker if you cut it the tree will die so don’t cut the thicker part by the other leader don’t cut the thicker part love the vids

@BackyardGardening 5 лет назад

Wonderful.👏👏👏

@luvmia97blogspot 5 лет назад

Those are some cute apples xD

@blaynesplantvlog7117 3 года назад

The look like green cherrys lol😂😂😂

@amandahalee 4 года назад

You are amazing! I wish I lived with you during this pandemic 🤪

@jamesshelburn5825 4 года назад

Apple trees are cold weather tolerant there are several orchards here but I think they prune in the spring and they need air flow because of some fungus

@buddiepal12 5 лет назад

I have a dwraf apple tree and every year I get lots of apples on it, but the problem I have every year is the apples are sooo hard. What would be causing this? I have had it for about 15 years and from the first year it had apples to now the apples are always hard and I mean HARD, you could never pick one of these apples off the tree and bite into it.

@NMW80 4 года назад

Damn that sucks, same with my nans old apple tree. They were quite hard at times I remember eating them and not liking them very much but she never really took good care of it so maybe that’s why her apples were never the best. What climate do u live in? I wonder if it’s to do with weather, amount of water or fertiliser it gets 🤔

@rilum97 5 лет назад

Hey Everybody! Hey Rob Backyard Gardenerr! Greetings from me! Rilum Osmanaj

@danielchindris7702 5 лет назад

my mouth is watering

@CoinsOfAmerica 5 лет назад

I like your channel. Just discovered it. like your coin channel too.

@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

Coins Of America Thank you!!!

@olddave4833 5 лет назад

I would purchase a scion from another tree that is producing edible apples and graft it on one of the branches and see what kind of apples it produces.

@micksbackyardaquaponics1408 5 лет назад

Thay say you should take the first lot off fruits off and then what for the second lot to grow because it's still growing I wood read up about it before you cut the stem 👍👍 🍏🍏

@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

Michael Phelps solid advice Michael!

@nomorefood6742 5 лет назад

39¢ for 1 small apple,.......so cute

@Shane_O.5158 5 лет назад

grow the seeds, those seeds are ripe enogh, i bet that apple wold of ripened to yellow in a few weeks had yo left it, i can tell by the way it came off the tree that apple wasn't ripe. just cut the branch off, leave a lump, spray tar or woond healer.

@missmaria165 3 года назад

I planted apple seeds too. Did you put your trees out to winter in the cold? I live in Canada and it gets pretty cold here. I'm concerned that they will not winter outside. They are about 6 inches tall right now.

@mattildahubbardo 4 года назад

I would cut it 2 inches away from the main trunk so it does not rot your trunk

@lawrencebignell4298 5 лет назад

Crab apples

@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

Lawrence Bignell agreed.

@gavinvonmeyer3746 3 года назад

After two years, did the subsequent yields produce bigger and more moist fruit?

@MosleyGardens 5 лет назад

Could try printing but what about tieing them together so they eventually become one tree?

@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

Brittany Mosley interesting thought. It may work but it could also lead to diseases if the bark from both leaders rubs one another with our high wind and moist winters.

@chadm5263 2 года назад

Do it do it do it sorry im alittle late lol 😆

@livelife8900 5 лет назад

Better than mine though... lol.. mine never grow taller than 1 inch. Watering never seem to correct no matter how little you watering it 's very sensitive.

@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

Varatchaya Ree yeah they can be pretty tricky for sure. Keep trying - you’ll get some to grow for sure!

@livelife8900 5 лет назад

Thank you for the cheers up.. I hope so.

@TheSinkagu 3 года назад

Did the apple ever get bigger?

@sketchtechh 4 года назад

Could u give me some tips how to seed a apple tree mine is 1/2 month old .

@weeklydoseofants587 5 лет назад

my tree turned a year old today definitely not as big as yours hope to put it in the ground soon

@dharmasingha6023 5 лет назад

i like it

@jonattanpichardo8655 5 лет назад

Why not air layer it

@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

Jonattan Pichardo I may try that.

@yruruning3120 5 лет назад

wow

@PatrickDustman 5 лет назад

Very cool, like that. SurvivalAustria

@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

SurvivalAustria Thank you!

@brandonloubier3959 4 года назад

How old was the plant when it started producing fruit

@checkma8s 5 лет назад

no grafting?

@arielcortez7393 5 лет назад

Cut it flush and paint it ( IV Organic ) not household paint

@johnnobon 5 лет назад

If it were my tree I'd probably just let it keep its side branch. If that's how nature made the tree, I'd imagine there's a reason for it being there

@zacharycampbell5060 5 лет назад

can you propagate apple stems?

@cathyplantlover2862 5 лет назад

Did you use fertilizer or compost?

@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

Cathy 111363 compost

@amazing8798 4 года назад

Hello how I will find this small Apple seed?

@bedlamspilot3662 5 лет назад

Have you thought of training the tree as an espalier

@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

I have not. Sounds like a good idea however.

@joem2745 4 года назад

Did the seed from this tree come from a green apple?

@aramiyunstaley5135 3 года назад

No gala

@jamesjennings2511 5 лет назад

hi robb how do u hand pollinate fruit

@RobBackyardGardenerr 5 лет назад

James Jennings for apples - take the flower from another apple species (preferably good cross pollinators) and rub that flower onto the flowers of the tree you are trying to pollinate.

@jamesjennings2511 5 лет назад

Rob Backyard Gardenerr thanks Rob