Grafting Fruit Trees | What Is It And How Is It Done? | Grafting Trees For Beginners
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Bob and Iain Wallace of Chestnut Hill Outdoors explain the process and benefits of grafting fruit trees. Grafting is an ancient technique that is still very common today, especially among nurseries producing fruit bearing trees. Grafting allows you to choose the trees characteristics such as fruiting time, fruit quality and fruit quantity - which ultimately allows you to determine when and how much fruit your property is producing throughout the year!
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Would love to see a video on how they graft!
We will be shooting in September and will put that on our list!
Thanks for the info, now i know clipping off all the shoots from the rootstock is the way to go
Glad to help!
Can you graft a Kent mango on to a Haden mango seedling? Or an Alphonso mango on to Haden seedling? Do the variety of mangoes have to be the same?
Wow I FINALLY get why people do grafting now!!! I never understood before! Thanks for explaining it SO WELL, fellas! :-D
The only question I have left is what type of root stalk can you use to graft the desirable tree buds/branch onto? Do you ALWAYS use a tree that was grown from the seed of the same mother plant, that the graft came from too?
We bought a house last year that had a young Meyer's lemon tree planted in the yard. This spring it has one branch shooting up really tall and my neighbor pointed out to me that the leaves look different. He suggested it's probably a grafted Meyer's. I want to make sure before I prune anything off. I'm wondering if it IS a grafted tree, should I expect that the root stalk is from the same parent tree that the graft came from (i.e. another Meyer's) or if it could be a different tree root stalk all together??? -Any ideas?
Thank you guys I’m researching this because my father in law has the absolute best lemons I’ve had and I want to be able to clone his tree and not just take my chances with seeds.
It's a really cool process! We will have to do a more in depth video actually showing the grafting being done.
Just picked up 2 Dunston Chestnuts from Chestnut Hill for planting at our FredNeck Acres, in one of our food plots.
They’re great trees, you won’t be disappointed! Just make sure to water plenty for the first year or so!
Don Higgins said he could not tell any difference in Dunstan and Chinese chestnut, the Dunstan is a cross from American and Chinese, he said he planted both on same farm and there were no differences, other than price! I believe I will get some Chinese and try them
So its ok to plant a peach seed from a oeach tree with out having to find a specific root stock?
The seed is going to grow as the variety of what was grafted.
Hi am Felix from Ghana please can non-grafted apple bear fruit.
Oh im gonna become a farmer now
I have a mulberry tree in my backyard that I want to start cloning
Nice!!
Great info
Thanks for watching!
Do you have to graft or can you just propagate them. Whats the benefit of doing graft vs just sticking your stick from tree cuttings into soil and rooting that way?
In this particular case they are grafting buds from other varieties to native varieties root stocks. So the plant will have the native root stock and an improved fruit from another variety.
How many years before producing fruits please
I have access to persimmon cuttings but how / where to I acquire the rootstock for grafting? Thank you for your help!
The root stock is American persimmon, the cuttings are from Japanese varieties that are larger have sweeter fruit. Not sure where you could find American persimmon root stock.
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