damn, this answered so many questions. i was looking for most of these answers on these videos and you went right into detail. thank you for putting this up and clarifying most of the questions i had. thanx again
Actually, what I meant was using one variety for the rootstock and another for the scion. For example, just growing a seedling of say a Kent, and grafting a Mallika bud onto it. Would that work?
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Excellent videos. I will try it as soon as I grow some decent root stock. Can I graft different mango varieties together? Also, how do I harvest the scion/budwood.
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Quick question Richard, is it possible to just clone the mature avocado scion with rooting hormone and rock wool and a humidity dome? Would the results be the same as grafting on a seedling? Thank you...
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thanks for the info, very helpful. i'm in phuket, thailand and i want to grow avocado. you said avocados should be grafted when its cool at night, but here in a tropical island, its never cold at night. do you think grafting can work here? thanks
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hi I am from the caribbean we dont have winter or spring just a wet season and dry season. How will I know when is a good time to graft avocado in relation to these two seasons?
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Thank you for such an informative video. Would you please clarify for me... So the mango grafting season is in the summer, but they start getting swollen in the fall? How does that work out? I thought you have to have scions that are swollen.
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Dr Richard.@farichildgarden Hello I recently went on a trip to Puerto Rico. My uncle had a basket of small kidney shaped (literally 5" long and not that big), green colored mangos (nice dark golden flesh, no fibre). I went through the process of Germinating/Planting the seed and is now about 8-10" from soil level (as of mid August). I had two rootstock shoots come from that seed (this is what leads me to believe it may be a Nam Doc Mai or similar, based on color and shape of pictures I've seen). To cut a long story short, since the seed sprouted two rootstock, is it necessary to GRAFT the young trees? I read that Polyembric seeds grow true to the fruit you got the seed from. Is it wiser to just go ahead and graft regardless of the seed type (mono or poly) for the purpose of advancing the growing/fruiting stages of the tree? Thanks for all you do. Chris
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Hi, thank you for all the information. I have a question; the grafted scion has grown and shows a few healthy leaves in the rootstock, how long do I have to wait untill I cut the upper rootstock completely from the new tree?
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Great video. Do you know when the best time to graft persimmon? And if so, what type of grafting works best? Thanks.
your teaching style is so great.. i need videos about grape pruning and pomegranate if you can
If seed plant is different than mature plant ? What will happen ?
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damn, this answered so many questions. i was looking for most of these answers on these videos and you went right into detail. thank you for putting this up and clarifying most of the questions i had. thanx again
Actually, what I meant was using one variety for the rootstock and another for the scion. For example, just growing a seedling of say a Kent, and grafting a Mallika bud onto it. Would that work?
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Excellent videos. I will try it as soon as I grow some decent root stock. Can I graft different mango varieties together? Also, how do I harvest the scion/budwood.
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I live in Trinidad in the Caribbean and we graft avocado all the time
Quick question Richard, is it possible to just clone the mature avocado scion with rooting hormone and rock wool and a humidity dome? Would the results be the same as grafting on a seedling? Thank you...
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Thank you. I noticed that most veneer grafts are onto young seedling tree. Would it work with a more mature tree?
thanks for the info, very helpful. i'm in phuket, thailand and i want to grow avocado. you said avocados should be grafted when its cool at night, but here in a tropical island, its never cold at night. do you think grafting can work here?
thanks
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hi I am from the caribbean we dont have winter or spring just a wet season and dry season. How will I know when is a good time to graft avocado in relation to these two seasons?
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Thank you for such an informative video. Would you please clarify for me... So the mango grafting season is in the summer, but they start getting swollen in the fall? How does that work out? I thought you have to have scions that are swollen.
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Dr Richard.@farichildgarden
Hello
I recently went on a trip to Puerto Rico. My uncle had a basket of small kidney shaped (literally 5" long and not that big), green colored mangos (nice dark golden flesh, no fibre). I went through the process of Germinating/Planting the seed and is now about 8-10" from soil level (as of mid August). I had two rootstock shoots come from that seed (this is what leads me to believe it may be a Nam Doc Mai or similar, based on color and shape of pictures I've seen). To cut a long story short, since the seed sprouted two rootstock, is it necessary to GRAFT the young trees? I read that Polyembric seeds grow true to the fruit you got the seed from. Is it wiser to just go ahead and graft regardless of the seed type (mono or poly) for the purpose of advancing the growing/fruiting stages of the tree?
Thanks for all you do.
Chris
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Hi, thank you for all the information.
I have a question; the grafted scion has grown and shows a few healthy leaves in the rootstock, how long do I have to wait untill I cut the upper rootstock completely from the new tree?
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Can a table grape be grafted onto a wild grape such as a Thompson seedless scion onto a muscadine root stock.
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Very detail idea of grafting.
Thanks my dear ❤
When would be the best time to graft figs?
you propagate figs by cuttings and hormone gel in trays with tubes and best time is around Mid to late winter
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