Air Layering Fruit Trees Tutorial for Beginners! 100% Success!
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2024
- This air layering tutorial uses a simple technique that can be done by plant people of all skill levels.
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I'll guide you through the process of air layering a fruit tree, a simple yet effective method to propagate and grow new trees.
Air layering is a fantastic technique that allows you to create new, genetically identical fruit trees from existing ones, ensuring the continuation of your favorite varieties. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner, this step-by-step tutorial will provide you with all the information you need to successfully air layer your fruit tree.
Throughout the video, we will explain the materials required for air layering, demonstrate the proper technique, and offer helpful tips to maximize your success rate. I'll walk you through each stage.
By following these instructions, you'll gain the confidence to propagate your fruit trees through air layering, expanding your orchard or sharing your favorite varieties with friends and family. Join me on this exciting journey of tree propagation and watch your fruit tree collection flourish!
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Remember, with air layering, you can unlock the potential of your fruit trees and create a bountiful orchard for years to come. Let's get started on this rewarding horticultural adventure together!
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I think the only reason the bark was giving you problems and not coming off easily, is because it looks like winter there. The bark tends to hold on tighter in the winter. In the summer, it seems to peel off easily. Great video!!
All the branches that i would normally prune off, get air layered off. I started with a couple dozen apple pear, peach, cherry, and plum trees, and now i have about 60 growing. All the stuff i air layer now, gets put online to sell. They all sell. Normal pruning gets me around 400 air-layered healthy new trees a year. Because they are cloned, they start producing flowers immediately which is nice. But you have to remove the fruit because the tree isn't established yet and can't handle the weight. The cool thing about air layering is, it is 100%. They all take.
I have tried many times with apples, pears and plums with the same technique as in this video. ZERO results getting roots except with figs which are very easy to root. Do you have any videos on your method to air layer apples, peach plums, etc? Any information at all? I have some rare pear trees I want to get growing on their own roots via air layering, so I hope you can help. Thanks @krodkrod8132!
This is a great video. You simplified what others complicate. Thank you for passing on the knowledge.
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!
Hey King. Thanks for this video. I will save this for future reference.
Glad it was helpful!
Good video, sir. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing 👍.
Thanks you for watching!
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I think the rooting hormone is more effective if you put it on the upper cut line and nodule above where it can interact with where the roots will grow from.
Will this work for a lapins cherry?
It should work for most types of fruit trees. It's worth a try.
It works on my Bing and black tartan cherry trees.
what are the maintenance needed todo after air layering? or just leave it alone for 1mo to 3months😅?
Add a little water into the top to prevent it from drying out in the heat. Once you have a nice amount of roots just cut it below the airlayer and plant it like any new fruit tree.
If you don't show me the final result, it's all cheap talk. I've tried at least 5 times in the last 20+ years, on different trees, and none worked. People, my advise on this videos, start at the end, start with the final result and if satisfied, watch haw was done.