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Will pit fruits grown from seed breed true

 
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Plums from pip are a bit of a lottery, you probably won't get an exact copy of the parent tree, but you'll very likely end up with something that still fruits fine. Worth a go with 30 pips. The fridge stratification method does work, though planting some directly in a pot in autumn and leaving outside can work just as well if Austria winters are cold enough to do the stratification naturally.
 
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