can i plant a peach pit (from the fruit we eat)?

Yes you can, but if you plant it outdoors now it will just rot and become compost. Peach pits need a process called stratification. Thats where you keep the pit cold for a period of time to emulate winter. The whole process from the time you start stratification till the time you may be able to harvest fruit will be about 7-9 years. So lets get started. Take your peach pit and thoroughly clean and scrub off all the fruit.Then take it and place it on a moist paper towel or in a small flower pot with moist sand and place that in your refrigerator. It has to stay in the fridge for a minimum of 2 months and up to 3 months. During this time make sure it stays moist but not wet. After that stratification period bring it out and place it in a flower pot full of potting soil. Place it two inches deep in the potting soil and keep it moist. Place it on a window sill or warm area and keep it at 70-75 degrees F. If the seed is viable then it should germinate and sprout within 2 months. The germination rate is only about 30%.After it sprouts give it a couple more months to develop a good root system and then if its spring you can plant it outdoors. If its fall or winter then you will have to re-pot it to a larger pot and keep it indoors until the next spring. After you plant it outdoors then in many years you can enjoy the fruit. Good luck.

You can plant if but it will probably grow a totally different type of peach than you ate. Also it'll take about 5-7 years to flower or even come close to fruiting. If you want a truly phenomenal fruit you should go to a garden center and pick up a tree that most likely is a year away from producing. Also peaches are self fertile so another pollinator isn't required, but will help with yields

Yes, you can, but the fruit from the resulting tree will probably not resemble the parent. You may also need another variety of peach tree for pollination

Yes. I planted an orange seed when I was 8 yrs old. 35 years later, my sister still has that orange tree!

Yes.

yes you can takes a while to grow though