I haven't tried any grafting yet. I should give it a try. Spring always passes so quickly that the buds have already broken before I think of it. Maybe this spring. I noticed the fly trap tapes you have hanging. I had a problem with fungus gnats and used those yellow traps you stick in the soil but that just catches the hatched gnats. I read you can use 1 part hydrogen peroxide and 4 parts water mixed and sprayed on the surface of the soil to kill the eggs and larvae. I tried it and it killed like 99.99 percent of the flies. I've only seen a couple now so hopefully that solved my gnat problem.
You should try grafting 😉 I hang the fly traps once I have trees inside .For me, it is a game changer ,it doesn't eliminate all of them, but at least I control 😉 most of any infestation that may arise!I don't like the yellow traps(waste of money) 😉
I really enjoyed that. TY for sharing your experience You look like you know what you're doing...can I ask a tangential question? I have a bunch of air layers on my trees that are pretty much dormant at this point. The air layers have roots and I should have cut them weeks ago. What should I do with them now? If I cut them now and pot them, will at least the roots grow and be saved? If I leave them on the tree, wont the roots die?
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I haven't tried any grafting yet. I should give it a try. Spring always passes so quickly that the buds have already broken before I think of it. Maybe this spring. I noticed the fly trap tapes you have hanging. I had a problem with fungus gnats and used those yellow traps you stick in the soil but that just catches the hatched gnats. I read you can use 1 part hydrogen peroxide and 4 parts water mixed and sprayed on the surface of the soil to kill the eggs and larvae. I tried it and it killed like 99.99 percent of the flies. I've only seen a couple now so hopefully that solved my gnat problem.
You should try grafting 😉
I hang the fly traps once I have trees inside .For me, it is a game changer ,it doesn't eliminate all of them, but at least I control 😉 most of any infestation that may arise!I don't like the yellow traps(waste of money) 😉
@@FigCzar What kind of traps do you use? Solid useful videos by the way!
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I really enjoyed that. TY for sharing your experience
You look like you know what you're doing...can I ask a tangential question? I have a bunch of air layers on my trees that are pretty much dormant at this point. The air layers have roots and I should have cut them weeks ago. What should I do with them now? If I cut them now and pot them, will at least the roots grow and be saved? If I leave them on the tree, wont the roots die?
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