Growing Avocado Trees From Seed - 1 YEAR Timelapse 

There is always the odd one out 😂

You mean the first plant. We count left to right.

@@RandomsFandom It was the last one to get passed to soil

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If something happens to your plant it could be the cause of genetics and you cant really do much against it I had 2 🍋trees and 1 of them suddenly died without a reason from 1 night to the other beacuse its genetics were so bad thats completely normal if you buy seeds from store

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Cant belive the fighter got up after so many weeks my man deserved its place in the pot ong And rip to the one that didnt make it

Yes they are but if you grow a few like I did in this video then its quite likely some will make it to big plants

but once you do have a productive tree in your yard, it grows like $1000 worth of avocados a year so i guess its worth it

@@TheTimelapseTeam hey uh i think ur supposed to change the avacado's water like every 2 days so the algae doesnt grow too much

@@vswild7005 wait so if I have 30 avacado trees that are producing fruit I won’t have to work that’s amazing

@@magnagamer8256 no that's not very likely unless you get one with fruit that actually tastes good. Most of the fruit you'll get will taste terrible. It's very rare to grow one that'll be worth anything

How long did it take ur plants to sprout “food”?

@@adamtain7627 it usually takes 15 years or less

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Thank you 😊

​@enriqueamaya3883Yes, remember to love love Jesus!

How long did it take ur plants to sprout “food”?

​​@@adamtain7627it's takes like 11years I'm not sure about that 😅

​@@futurart621I'll be dead by then 😂

you can keep it in water as long as you want but it will grow slower.

@@NordousJ it won’t just grow to a tree in water, you need to put it is the soil

In

Put it in to soil and water the tree like crazy. Water two times a week. Fill the pot to the brim 1 time a week for about 3 weeks then water it 2 times a week the same way. Than in 10 years or so transplant the tree into the ground and let nature take care of it.

Do you thrive locked in a room or when you go out into the world ?

Some just didn't seem to make it. The plants that did grow I've kept and they are still alive. They are doing well now on a sunny window.

@@TheTimelapseTeam I have heard putting the avocado tree outside can improve growth as well as fertilizer, I personally use nitrogen. However I am new to planting avocado trees and only today I have put my avocado tree outside. It's only about 7 inches but it's looking healthy. I have also heard of a dripper irrigation system can work well for your plant, maybe you should try it out.

Thank you for the advice. I'm growing them on now inside in big pots and they are doing well. Its too cold in the winter here to have them outside full time but I could put them outside in the summers

@@TheTimelapseTeam Yeah put them outside when it will get cooler, they love staying outdoor since they're tropical plants (in general every plant grows better if it stays outdoor in the spring and summer time, also in the autumn, if they get a little cold, not under 10 °C in this case, they will grow better in the warm seasons, it stimulates the growing-rest cycle, that doesn't happen staying indoor). Just remember to get them used to sunlight and avoid direct sun from 11 am to 4 pm in the summer, especially if they're young plants. Also avoid windy places and heavy rainfalls. Remember that every plant prefers to stay outdoor because that's where they come from and so they're projected to survive outside, just get them used to it.

Awesome thanks for the advice I'll try that with my larger plants

I used 100% normal multi purpose compost

Give it 20 20 20 NPK fertilezer with chelated micro elements

The bad leaves will not grow back green. They will fall on their own. Just keep going with the care. Sometime is normal for old leaves to die in order for the new ones to come out. Plants are usually forgivinh

Thank you 😊

Thank you 😊

It's on life support . It's not looking good

I've been told it can take 7 years before they produce fruit

My two good trees are about two feet and very healthy looking. My other two trees not so much but still alive lol. Just wondering, I live in northern Alberta so only have limited good outdoor heat. Would it shock them by putting them outside for three months and then bringing them back inside ?

FeelThemGoodVibes wouldn't think so, but nvr know, I'm in the east Texas area, so it gets pretty hot here, I just bring it in when winter rolls around, mine has the 3rd stage leaves now, where you have a stalk, then a branch, then another branch 🤔

@@whatstheproblem6606 I think i will try it. They also might like the odd natural rain water whenever it does rain up here, which is not very often

I've put mine outside in the summer and they were fine. I'm in the UK so we have mild summers of around 20C average temp. I just have to make sure I take them in before it starts to get cold again in the Autumn.

About every month. I'm not sure you actually need to change it but I did for this video to keep it looking OK. Once planted the soil needs to be kept moist but not soaking so water as much as needed to keep it like that. Hope that helps!

@@TheTimelapseTeam it really helps, thank you a lot!

Change it if it gets dirty or if algae grows this person did not keep the water clean enough that's probably why 2 of the plants died

Also the leafs colors (yellow & lime), browning and curling (at the ends) indicate the soil was lacking nutrients

No, what happens is that not all the seedling are born equally strong and healthy because of genetic, which depends on the mother plant and on the pollen used to pollinate the flower, so some will eventually die for different causes like diseases or weakness, no matter the help you can give them. I myself have been able to experiment this planting whatever seed I came across, not all of them germinated and not all of the germinated ones have grown, this is life.

I've heard its about 7 years in the right growing conditions outside before they produce fruit. Its impossible to grow them to maturity in the UK as we have cold winters

It should do but I've been told it can take 7 years before they produce fruit

And you have to graph it early so you won’t have shitty avocados that taste gross there’s videos out there for graphing it’s because avocados aren’t true to seed because it needs a mom and a dad plant to produce avocados

No it won't

​@enriqueamaya3883wtf?

I think they grow much taller when planted outside in the ground. I cant do that though as my climate is too cold in the winter

@@TheTimelapseTeam Mine is planted straight in dirt in a quite small pot, its just shot up like a rocket then it sprouted leaves :o

I have seen some do that before in pots. I'm not really sure why though

Hi yes they do grow just fine in a pot on a sunny windowsil. I would start with a 5litre pot and maybe increase the size in a few years. Avocados are full sized trees so can grow huge if given enough soil to grow in

that's why i grow many, like in the wild, only a few make it, you don't grow only one

@@ronena2476 even with a few, it’s extremely unlikely that you will grow an edible fruit

@@xij3505 getting a fruit to eat, is only for the pro, there are many conditions that is needed that average don't/can't make

@@ronena2476 whether or not it produces an edible fruit is up to genetics, not care in the case that I’m talking about

I mean they’re clearly surviving in pots for a year 🤔