How to Grow a Pine Tree from Seed
In a few weeks, you’ll see a green stem with a tiny cluster of needles at the top. This is your tree. Congratulations—you are now a parent of a very quiet, very slow-growing child.
Growing a Pine Tree From a Cone - Gardening Sun
Pine trees grow slowly. I’m talking inches per year. My first seedling took six months to reach two inches. Meanwhile, my neighbor’s tomato plant became a monster.
Don’t compare your pine to other plants. Pines are the tortoises of the plant world. They win the race by living for centuries.