Question
I have a netarine pit it has dried out do i plant the pit and if so how and is it still able to be planted now that it has dried out for about 2 or 3 weeks?

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Hi Colton,
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With that said, it is ok that the pit has dried out.  You can gently crack it open and remove the almond-like seed in the middle.  It should still grow.  Plant the seed about an inch deep in some moist potting soil and place the pot inside a plastic baggie.  Place in the fridge for 60-90 days as the seed requires a cold treatment to germinate.  After placing in the fridge, remove from fridge and from plastic bag and keep in a warm area under a 40-watt shop light.  The seedling should emerge in a couple weeks.  When you're ready to take it outdoors, wait until the last frost and then place the pot underneath a shady tree, protected from the elements for about 10 days.  After that, you can plant the seedling in full-sun.  You can also plant the seed in a pot and leave it outdoors as long as you water it regularly and as long as your area experiences consistent temperatures below 40 degrees for 3 months.  The seedling will emerge in the spring after the last frost.  I hope this helps.
Tom