Peach pits need a cold, wet nap to break their dormancy. It’s called stratification—a fancy word for “pretend it’s winter.” Mother Nature made them stubborn.
How to Grow Peach Seedlings: A Step-by-Step Guide
Place your seed inside a damp paper towel. Not dripping wet, just damp like a morning sponge. Then, seal it in a ziplock bag and stick it in the back of your fridge.
Leave it there for 8 to 12 weeks. Forget about it. Let it chill next to the leftover takeout. Every couple weeks, check to make sure the towel hasn’t dried out or gotten moldy.
