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Pecan nut seeds are generally planted about two inches deep, soon after harvest in the fall. They do not germinate until late spring.
Seedling trees rarely produce a tree or nut that satisfies the individual that plants the seed. This is why most individuals plant a grafted tree or graft the seedling tree with a known variety.
Contact your local Extension office for variety recommendations.
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