Fatih, pecans are pretty easy to grow from the nut. I've done a lot of them. Yeah, they like moderate amounts of water and I've lost a couple of them in serious droughts. But the big Texas drought of 2010 also killed mature oaks and cedars.

Soak a pecan for about 10 days or so. Then put it in a container with a hole in the bottom so excess water can drain. Plant the nut about an inch below the top of the soil with the pointed end up. Keep the soil moderately moist. I plant 3 or 4 nuts per container and eliminate all but the best one.

If it doesn't work your investment is only the cost of the nut and the container.

Last edited by Dave Davidson1; 11/10/14 07:14 AM.
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