Citrus seeds (orange, lemon, lime, kumquat, grapefruit) are the easiest fruit seeds for beginners. They germinate in 2 weeks at 70–75°F, grow quickly, and can be kept as dwarf houseplants with pruning.
Apple and pear seeds need 3 months cold stratification and take years to fruit; citrus is far more rewarding for a child’s project.
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