So how long the graft will be taken? I am still beginner

That was a fascinating look at how you grow your trees on, and I loved the change in the shape of that final tree. Very well done, my friend!👌

I enjoyed seeing how you tried to visualize the future tree, which I imagine is hard given the bridge between the two trunks. That said, I look forward to seeing the future development of what will be a great-looking tree! 👌

I loved the opening snow-bound shots, and watching your technique on this repot. I wondered if you've left the almost horizontal trunk as a sacrificial-type branch to grow the nebari? 😀

Fovero videaki kai me thn e3igisi einai eukola na ma8eis apo thn texnh sou. Na'sai kala

Ελαφρόπετρα ως υπόστρωμα?

Θα ήθελα να σχολιάσω τη εξαιρετική επιλογή της μουσικής! Χαίρομαι που σας ανακάλυψα κι είσθε και συνΈλληνας😊

Marvelous

Ευχαριστουμε για την δουλειά σας! Θα μπορούσατε παρακαλω, να δώσετε εν συνόψει τον κατάλληλο χρόνο κλαδέματος, συρματώματος, μεταφύτευσης για Κέδρο Λιβάνου στο κλίμα της Αθήνας? Ευχαριστώ εκ των προτέρων!

Beautiful video well explained Thank you for sharing your experience 🙏

Nice videos, I have enjoyed watching them. I am working with a few coast redwoods and Japanese black pines. One of my coast redwoods is a 6 foot nursery stock. I am currently air layering it, in hopes of having two trees to work with.

That is crazy. Great lesson as usual. Love your artistic work and thoughts, gonna follow this with keen eyes, Was that a wild tortoise? 👊👊

How is the tree today? I hope it has survived that root work. I don't think that I would have been that brave to bare-root an older pine like this.

Awesome video, are you planning on doing a full garden tour video? I'd love to see it!

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Thank you for sharing the knowledge and explanation, making it so easy to follow and try 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Hi. I try same experience this year. Hi hope succesfull for both 💪

Great video and explanation as always Fotis, thanks for sharing your knowledge!

Thanks a lot for sharing this video and your expertise! It was really helpful and inspiring. Quick question: what kind of healing paste do you use?

Thank you for sharing your works. great and very informative video. I want to ask some thing. Your graftting material is not center of the main trunk so the branch grows edge of the trunk. will it be a problem in the future? Thanks

You cut your hair!? Great video. Very informative as always. Even though you have so many trees, having all that mountain side would be so enticing for yamadori adventures.

Is this the pine that you lost some time later? That was a shame if it was as it was a lovely tree!😥

Thank you for sharing your technique. I look forward to seeing the future results. I also thought that the closing shots of the garden and beyond looked wonderful!👌

Why not bury the Japanese pine in the ground, instead of leaving it in the pot?

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Well done! Can’t wait for the chop in. Few years.

Thank you for this very interesting and informative video 👌🙏 The filming and editing are fantastic. I particularly enjoyed the opening and closing shots. You used to have drone footages in your videos often but not lately. I am happy they are back!

Thank you ) Good luck 🤞

Thank you my friend for sharing your interesting job! The technique you use for the grafts is very clean and correct! Very compliments!👍👍👍👍

Thank you for addressing the cutting of the donor material as being unnecessary and possibly risky. I said the same idea in my video on thread grafting Japanese maples. I agree fully, that there is much more risk of damage or at minimum slowing down the growing shoot, which in turn will cause a slower healing process. My thread graft has quickly thickened in half a growing season to be larger than some of the preexisting branches. Bravo! 👏🏽

Very interesting view of the grafting great video thanks my friend

good job again 👍

Great Job and you got a cute little acer monspessulanum seedling right next to the sion plant...

I enjoyed the drone footage! ☮

Great job 👍 I would like to try grafting using this technique one day.🤗

Very we’ll explained thank you.

I hadn't seen this video before and really enjoyed seeing the progression in so many plants and trees. I particularly liked the Japanese White pine near the end of the presentation. Great work, my friend!👏👌

The hair's starting to look like a lion's mane fotis! really love the look and the trees. keep up with the awesome work. Always love to watch your videos. Greetings from Switzerland :)

Hi, I watched your video about grafting pines, and I am preparing to graft a Scots pine by bringing its own branches closer to the trunk of an old, cracked, approximately 30-year-old tree. I am from Poland, and here the proper time for grafting is January-February because later any wound is quickly covered with resin. If you don't mind, I would like to ask a few questions that are troubling me. Could you please provide information on how long and with what success you have been using this grafting method? Could you explain why you use paste instead of dedicated grafting film? Would a foil tape wrapped around the grafting site offer any benefit? Furthermore, I wanted to ask why you do not prepare the scion, i.e., why you do not remove the bark and expose the cambium tissue. Wouldn't this accelerate the grafting process, or is it because the resin might interfere with the tissue connection? Also, to improve the success of the grafting, should I restrict the growth of other parts of the plant except for the grafted area to direct energy to the grafting site, or should I just leave it alone and not perform any treatments on the pine?

Thanks for sharing your pruning technique for pines....I've tended to keep away from them as I find the information I've read and videos seen to be a little confusing and sometimes contradictory but you've made it simple and easy to follow. I also enjoy the bird song you have in the background :)

So amazing to see the intensity of light in Greece and its effect on the growth of your attractive Japanese black pines. = Greece like Japan? Thanks to show your work on the trees in your paradise: only with forest sounds and no music! Congratulations.

Cool action)) and music))

Some beautiful Pines there Fotis, best of luck for the prep and show and thank you for always sharing so much knowledge.

Such incredible growth on three wonderful Pines. Another great episode to watch :)

Complimenti bellissimi pini non vedo l ora di vedere il proseguimento grazie

Great video my friend, love the pruning and the discretion..... I feel inspired 🎉

Very informative video! I learned stuff watching this video in a very relaxed way. It is a pleasant video to watch and at the same time full of useful information. Very well done 👌🙏

Bravo malaka

That is a beautiful pine, my friend!👌👋