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Water immediately after planting and then only once a week once the soil is dry. Save peach pits to plant. How To Grow A Peach Tree From A Pit Garden Guides Peach Trees Growing Fruit Fruit Trees By spring you should see a seedling sprout out. Planting peach pits . Apple seeds need 70 to 80 days of stratification at 40 to 50 F with an ideal temperature of 40 to 41 F. Scrub the flesh from the peach pit until it is completely clean. Place the tree in your hole on a small mound of soil and fill the hole back up. Apricot seeds need 60 to 70 days of stratification at an effective temperature of 40 to 50 F with an ideal temperature of 45 F. Can You Grow a Peach Tree From a Peach Pit. Remove your pit from the bag and plant in a pot in well draining soil about 4 inches deep. Plant the pit in a hole about three inches 76 centimeters deep. Peaches grow the best in USDA zones 5 through 8. How to Plant a Peach Pit. Place it in a bowl cover it with water and allow it t