How to germinate an avocado nut? I wanna know how to germinate one and from which side? The...

I wanna know how to germinate one and from which side? The pointy side or the other side? Can they produce baby avocados contained by Canada?
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What Should I Plant contained by a Small...
The most common style of germinating an avocado nut is to stick 4 toothpicks into the side (90 degrees apart) going on for in the middle of the nut. Then fill a cup with dampen and set the seed - pointy side up - on the chalice such that it's suspended by the toothpicks about 1 inch into the hose down. Eventually, it should grow roots and start a new tree.

But, maintain in mind that an avocado tree grown from kernel probably won't produce fruit for 5 to 7 years.

Also, I doubt an avocado tree would survive a winter in any constituent of Canada. If they get below 32 F, the avocados and the foliage die.
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Answers:    I always put my avocado seed in potting soil. A 6 inch pot is sufficient. I bury the nut with the pointed side up in the middle in potting soil. Saturate the soil near water and the hardest article is: patience. It take awhile for it to root (probably a month or a two).

After that, it grows rapidly. After it get to 12 inches tall, I would repot it surrounded by a taller pot. Avocados have outstandingly long and thick taproots so it desires space to spread.

It takes two trees to grow fruit successfully. A manly and a female. My guess is it will lug 10+ years to become a tree. The plant itself gets really high-ceilinged and spindly so don't plant it in a place beside high wind. Hope this helps.

Here's a relationship to the avocado plant I have:
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