the peach pit itself: it contains amygdalin, which can turn into cyanide if crushed or chewed.
💡 Pro tip: If you are preserving, freezing, or making peach jam and the tissue bothers you, simply rinse the pit under water—it cleans off easily!
🌿 Bonus: Can you grow a peach tree from a pit with callus tissue?
Many gardeners believe that callus tissue indicates the seed is “ready to sprout,” and they are partly right!
Although the callus alone won’t grow a tree, it can indicate the presence of a viable seed. If
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