Apple plant: from seed to plant, how to grow it at home

Take a small pot with a diameter of about 10 cm, fill it with fresh soil, and create a hole in the center. Place the sprouted seed with the root facing downward and the head upward at a depth of about 3 centimeters. Spray the soil with plenty of water.
Position the pot in a well-lit area, avoiding direct sunlight. After two days, you’ll observe the emergence of the seedling, and with each passing day, the plant will strengthen and visibly grow.
After three months, you’ll have a lush plant in the pot, reaching a height of about ten centimeters. Allow the seedling to become larger and sturdier before considering grafting.
In a few years, your apple plant will be capable of producing delicious fruits. Patience and care during the early stages will reward you with a thriving apple tree in your garden.