Wait until seedlings are 6 inches tall with several true leaves. Dig deeply for a large root ball. Most volunteer seedlings come from hybrid parents—fruit quality and tree traits will likely be inferior, and it takes 3–5 years to fruit. An 80-foot tall parent suggests a very old, possibly heirloom tree, but fruiting timeline remains 3–7 years regardless of parent size.
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