Multi - Grafted Fruit Tree Care | Top 5 Tips
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
- Charles Malki, Biologist & Plant Expert for IVOrganics.com/ explains the top five (5) tips for caring for a multi-grafted fruit tree. These principles apply to any grafted tree, however, in this lesson we demonstrate examples that include stone fruits, figs, apples, olives, and citrus trees. The general tips for caring for a multi-grafted tree include:
1. Removing Sucker Growth
2. Balancing The Strengths
3. Grafting Near ‘The Heart Of The Tree’
4. Using Stakes To Accomplish Open Vase Structure
5. IV Organic® 3-in-1 Plant Guard to protect grafting wounds and exposed areas from summer pruning.
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One of my favorite fruit tree grafting/care youtubers ever
THANK YOU SO MUCH 😊 FOR THE AWESOME COMPLIMENT!!!
Charles 🌱👍
This comment made me subscribe.
I've watched most all of your videos over the last few months... Really excited to begin grafting this winter. I planted about 12 trees this year on my mom's property in Mesa, Arizona.
You are excited about your childhood apples coming on ..cool..this was a very good tutorial I could see it well. I have a brown Turkey fig . I think as my other figs develop I'm going to graft them onto the Turkey fig. Thank you for your information..blessings
Very knowledgeable!
Very informative 👏
Loving all your videos, I am learning so much. Thank you
Thank you SO MUCH for the compliment! I hope you’re having a great growing year!!
Charles 🌱👍
Great video!
Charles your working your skills once more. Nice outcome with the tree Later my plant’s are wanting a drink 🥃
I plan on grafting some apple varieties on a new apple tree I planted out back. It's better then having to plant another apple to cross-pollinate.
That’s amazing
Greige is my new favorite color. Brown move over to Greige. Thanks for another smashing video.
ARGEED! 🙌 I’m so glad you too enjoy the results of whitewashing with color GREIGE! Hope you have a GREAT week Matt!
Charles 🤩👍
i think ima graft unto my peach seedling.
Mr. C, do you ever allow the suckers to grow to start new rootstock trees that can be removed from the parent and used elsewhere via Air layering technique?
YES!!!
HI. Is there a different approach to pruning a 5in 1 stone fruit tree in the winter, or would it be the same as you feature in this video?
I have an established pomegranate tree that's about 10 years old, is there anything I can graft to it?
The way you trim the suckers is same how I clean up my tree every couple months.
Mr C have been following you now for a while . I know that you have an event where you give away cuttings of your fruit trees. Are you going to have one next February? btw i live in NYC, if you let me know in advance I will be glad to come for the event ,distance is not a problem. Thank you.
Afternoon Charles. Quick question. Do you think I can graft Ambrosia pear and Hosui Asian pear on a Barlett tree?.. I found a huge Barlett tree at Lowes and would like to do a cocktail tree.
Some of the purple hopseed plants in my hedge have been dying and I couldn't figure out why until now I can see they have very bad scale. I'm in Menifee. What do you reccommend? BTW I really like that greige color
Great and beautiful l want more guidance how can I get those fruit trees to replicate your great accompaniment.
Can i graft invasive trees like fiddlewood?
When you remove the growth root it for rootstock
What about multi graft avocado? I don't have enough space for 2 trees, what you think is better, a Hass and aim for self pollinating, or should I graft a fuerte? Both taste great and because is for self consumption I prefer a bigger yield across the year than a lot of Hass for only 4 months
does pumelo grow fast? i have lots of those.
Love your shows, Doc. Am I correct in grafting pecan cross pollinators on the same tree? Has this been done? It seems that it would work, but what about yield? Is this possible?
I don't see why it won't work? Tree A doesn't share genetic of tree B, he even don't know B is there.
Not sure if you still read these comments but I need some advice, if possible. I purchased a bonfire patio peach tree. I planted her in the ground and noted a much bigger, different variety of peach tree is growing with her. I'm assuming it somehow hitched a ride or grew off her graft? It is about 6 feet tall now, and the bonfire is maybe two feet tall. I was wondering if there is a way to separate them without killing one (or both!) of them. I don't mind having the larger peach tree - but I'm afraid it will take the energy/water/etc from it's much smaller bonfire friend. Thank you in advance.
How do you get rid of peach tree borers?
What do you spray on the fruit tree to get rid of spiders?
Hello Putin 👋 IV Organic 3-in-1 Plant Guard in the ‘brush-on’ application is best method to control peach tree borers which works in 2 ways: oils that repel the pests & diatomaceous earth which are in the base ingredients.
Charles 🌱👍
Hello
I have a bonanza peach tree, kumquat and eureka lemon tree. Can I put the tree paint on all of them?
YES! 🤩👍
Was the rootstock an inedible fruit? I am just wondering why it is not also allowed to grow to fruit.
So they say 2 plums fruit more then one self fertile so what's the benefits of two varieties fruit tree if they different
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Original tree shoots above the root graft and below varietal grafts is not sucker growth.
Step one, don't live in Québec, Canada where you get -30*C in winter (-22*F).
Nice video...
Maybe I should grafte variety of cedar/pine/spruce/furs... But it will look ugly and taste very bad!
Well, no...
We can't sustain peach very much, but we have apple! 🤔🤨😳😲😀
Step one, get a proper land instead of living in appartment!
Well... I cannot grow trees yet... But..
I can have fun THIS YEAR learning grafting with tomatoes! 🥰
Bro, what do you eat. How do you keep the weight off!! I need lessons.
Answer: EVERYTHING (really!) However, I’m making better choices, eating more plants each day with each passing year- as it is getting harder & harder to just keep eating EVERYTHING without gaining the pounds! 🤣 Also, with COVID soon behind us, and my gym reopening, swimming is my #1 all-in-one workout! 🏊♂️
Hope your having a good growing season!
Charles 🌱👍
@@IVOrganic Thanks for that Charles! I need to get back to it. :-) 6’2 215 lbs. I try to stay under 230, but like to be 200-205lbs. Getting harder and harder each year. Need to start swimming again too. At least take some walks in the evenings. Gotta get back to my low calorie diet and just watch everything I eat. 👍🏼🤷🏼♂️
Can you graft some/any of the pruned branches if you have room to do so on other like variety ? Hope my question makes sense
Yes you can keep them and graft on another tree...they call it scion wood...
But you don't want to use the new growth for grafting
@@matthewloomis2942 thank you was just curious as I learn, I so passionate about this grafting, at the same time not want to make a mistake. Again thank you
What do you do with all the LIFE you cut off??? Reroot???
Compost, trash, graft it on another tree, whatever