Yes, you can grow it from the stone, but you need to break the stone open and remove the smaller, almond-like kernel.
Take the kernel plant it in a small dish filled with moist peat or other seed starting medium. Put this in the refrigerator for a few weeks to simulate winter. This helps the seed break dormancy.
Remember to keep it moist. When you start to see roots, it is safe to put it out. Alternately you can plant it directly into a large pot (I use a ten gallon tree pot) that will stay outside all winter. Next spring, your seedling should pop up. Make sure you protect the tender new seedling from any below-freezing nights.
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There is nothing to worry about or to do if a dog eats a nectarine pit. If the nectarine pit upsets the animal, the animal will vomit on its own. This is not a health risk to the animal.
An Almond
Take them to the doctor
To plant a nectarine pit, you must first allow the pit to dry out. Once dried, crack it to open it and extract the seed. Then air dry the seed for a couple of days. Then plant the seed in some soil and water daily.
One large seed, called a "pit" or "kernel".
Yes, they can eat nectarines. THey can also eat raisins, grapes, plums, lychees, boiled eggs and surprisingly mealworms. I don't want my hamster eating mealworms, >.< but if you want to that is fine...
i think nectarine is, at least among the common species.
No these is not, althought the pit of the nectarine does look like an almond
I think your dogs fine but go see a vet just in case
Eating the core of the nectarine pit. It might be bitter but it is very good for your body.
Yes, they are similar. The main difference is that a nectarine has a smooth skin whereas a peach is fuzzy. The nectarine also has a spicier flavor. They both have one "pit" seed in the center, and are grown of the same trees. The nectarine is actually a mutation of a peach.
if you have a pokemon with strength use the move to push the stone into pit