Grafting EASILY olive trees! All you need to know | Italy

Welcome or welcome back to my channel! Today we are working on grafting EASILY some wild olive trees on our land. We will share all you need to know and show you just how easy it is!
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[@travellingman4609]

Omg, looking for olive tree videos and found this video and channel. Went to St. Brides Primary school with the channel host! crazy! Good to see she is doing well!

[@markusvanhorn7039]

Just grafted three trees . All went well and time will tell . In Puglia at the moment there is some experimentation with grafting as a means of controlling xylella . Big mature trees cut down to four feet high and a ring of 8 grafts being put in . The grafts are leccino or favelosa which are more resistant to the disease . I don’t know how this will work because the host tree will still be susceptible to xylella . Anyway thanks for the video which was easy to follow

[@StefaniaFruitarianFarmer]

Hey that’s great! You’re in puglia, we are in lazio, frosinone. Im not really sure if it will prevent the parasites, sometimes i think the less we do nature steps in and has a way of resolving itself…hahah humans try to overthink everything. Anyway best of luck with your future harvests!

[@ahmeddjamal3966]

Very excellent from Algeria, I follow a good work from a respected father

[@StefaniaFruitarianFarmer]

thank you Ahmed! appreciate your comment!

[@simongarribaldi9267]

Greetings from my Spanish finca. Olives, citrus, hot peppers, apricots, pears, etc. So nice to see a young person embracing "la vida en el campo".

[@JusticeJudyOfficial]

wooaaaaw Amazing technique...

[@Peter-oz8ec]

I will give your method a go ! 🙏 for the language lesson too 😊

[@StefaniaFruitarianFarmer]

Haha you are very welcome! Best of luck trying it out!

[@Peter-oz8ec]

@@StefaniaFruitarianFarmer 🙏 🌴 Grazie

[@enfantenfant5235]

Thank you misses

[@mmstmmmstm3828]

Lovely

[@greenyvalbuena7814]

Love it very interesting 🤔

[@StefaniaFruitarianFarmer]

Thank you Greeny! x

[@nsp74]

others put soil into the grafted part

[@alanwassung4636]

Bellisimo!!

[@StefaniaFruitarianFarmer]

Thank you!!

[@richardmang2558]

The use of moss is interesting. I wondered how it may have been done before paper or plastic bags, etc...

[@StefaniaFruitarianFarmer]

They were very inventive indeed...

[@markusvanhorn7039]

Very interesting . Filming a bit strange mostly with the interesting bit off camera . Awful music in the background but a very helpful video

[@StefaniaFruitarianFarmer]

Hahaha i totally agree the music is garbage!😂❤

[@winter4953]

cool

[@StefaniaFruitarianFarmer]

Thnk you!

[@mohammadkhan5663]

What materials did he use for grafting??? What are their names if they can be found around the globe 🌍
Thanks for sharing it.

[@mohamedkhelifi-ol9xc]

Ciao

[@antonioemiliocrispino6890]

Stefany, are you the best farmer? Emyl

[@StefaniaFruitarianFarmer]

haha i think papi is the best...

[@mlionea]

How long does it take to produce?

[@davetrev4328]

Why do you need to graft an olive tree? Is it to get different variety of olives that are more favorable? Great video thanks.

[@StefaniaFruitarianFarmer]

This is a wild olive tree, even though it produces olives they are tiny and produce little oil but im my opinion are superior probably, this way you can get other varities that are larger and more productive. Thanks for asking Dave

[@jonkino]

Very interesting video. Do you have to graft normal olive trees. We have some in our garden - they are not wild.

[@mohyeddinzafer]

not wild cus you do it it after or befor 1 month *it happen with me

[@gryspnik]

What time of the year do you do this grafting?

[@nn843]

Good question

[@StefaniaFruitarianFarmer]

Hey! Sorry for late reply this was in spring!

[@KK-nv7es]

Thank you. I have a root stock that an olive tree was growing on, the tree was killed by ice but the stock is still alive. Is the method the same if I can get a new olive tree branch to graft?

[@StefaniaFruitarianFarmer]

Thank you! I wish i could tell you the answer! if I understood correctly you have another root that is growing where you wish to graft onto?

[@jonkino]

What does he do to recycle the olive branches ?

[@bekspesquera6593]

Moss

[@Jesus.Saves.bible1]

Jesus Saves!!! im saved by Jesus

[@gabrielruvalcaba2310]

Bacon n eggs