Some of us actually prefer the bend on the trunk, also used as bonzai btw

You could always make a wonderful Bonsai out of crooked trunk seedlings.

I see bristle tips on some of those seedlings which means they are a red oak variety.

Also, those twisted trunks on the oak seedlings straighten up with time. Within the course of a few years all the bends work themselves out as long as the young tree is exposed to adequate light.

Thanks for the video! Do you put them in bigger pots at some point or right into the ground. And if so, what size pot, or when do you plant them in the ground? Can they be wintered over in a sunroom vs a greenhouse?

This is great I’ve been growing baby trees such as oak trees red maples In other trees native to eastern United States. But I’ve been concerned lately about the cold temperatures during winter and fall I was wondering if you knew what to do with baby tree sprouts. During winter time

You must not have many white tail deer in your area. I've seen deer absolutely decimate any new growth seedlings from many forests. Sadly this happens in densely populated areas, such as where I live - there's nothing to replace old growth trees. Great video BTW, let's all keep growing seedlings, planting trees, and doing our part in this world. God knows, most people don't.

How cam i transplant an oak tree sucker or suckle..do you have anu video on this ...mine come out of the ground with no root on them

When do u put em from pots to their final location? Which month?

Follow up on these- did they survive the tap root being uprooted?

Thank you. I’ve got many trees like that in my property I’d like to transplant the front of the property. Is it possible to dig up a tree that’s bigger? Say, two or 3 feet tall? And transplanted?

I got this oak tree that has 4 stems but the 4th one died and called over during a severe T storm