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FurrowedBrow said:
if you shake it, does it rattle?  where did you find it?

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No rattle, its solid

I got it from a friend.

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RasJeph said:
from the rare baseball tree.

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  Yea, its a hearty bastard.

I am going to germinate it and grow it!  

(I really do think it is a tree.. has to be lol)

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budnectar said:
It kinda looks like a giant avocado seed?

Wet towel method
First thing that came to mind was cut an x into it and suspend that part in water using toothpicks or something.

Like so

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Is that a personal picture, have you grown it before?

And yes, yes, it is a seed from a avocado!

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budnectar said:
BINGO!

My parents tried to germinate avocados but be warned, don't let the water get moldy.

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Yea my first thoughts were this is going to be a bitch of a seed to germ But i think it will make a nice addition to my grow room

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budnectar said:
Let me know how it goes! Are you going to make a grow log for it?

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Nahh but it will be mentioned in whatever grow log i have going at the time, It will eventually go outside in a big hole full of FFOF

I also will have tomatoes, brussel sprouts, and water melons going this year

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budnectar said:
I think I might pick up where my parents left off, especially if there's a convenient grow log I could look up conveniently on this site I frequent. hmmm hydroponically grown avocados...

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Place the glass in a bright windowsill. In about three to six weeks the top of the avocado pit will begin to split and a stem sprout will emerge from the top and roots will begin to grow at the base. HOLY SHIT? That's a long germ period!

When the stem grows to about five or six inches pinch out the top set of leaves. In another two or three weeks new leaves will sprout and their will be more roots.

It's now time to plant the young avocado tree.

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