It seems each & every U. Tube video presenters have their own ideas of how and when to prune fruite trees! They don't know themselves how & when to prune! 👎👎👎

You are just the best. Thanks so much.

Definitely the best video about grafting Iv'e seen

I liked your viedo and I'm going to give it a try Thank you

00:08 Air Layering creates identical copies of a plant 01:01 Air layering involves removing a circle of bark to promote root growth 01:48 Importance of scraping the cambium layer 02:33 Placing the rooting medium is the third step 04:07 Air layering fruit trees requires preserving moisture and checking for root growth 07:37 Prune branches before removing air layer in spring or summer 09:28 Air layering is an effective method for propagating fruit trees. 10:21 Air layering can be used in pre-rooted areas for faster root development. Crafted by Merlin AI.

You have done good work. I am going to move from our family home where i have growing 3 different types of orange, one mandarin, one lemonade tree. I am going to try and copy your methods. as a 73 year old gardener i have enjoyed my trees for over 20 years and wish to continue, they have great taste, good health to you and thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Nice Well explained 😅

I don't know which liquid that you used to paint to protect the graft; please help me on this. Thank you sir.

Best chanel I've found on grafting and airlayering. Thank you!!

Fantastic!! Thank you so much

You are just awesome and I learnt so much from you. It’s my second batch of cuttings rooting in coco box. First one had over 80% success. Before coming across your method, my success was 5% 😂. First batch, I rooted Black Madeira, Dessert King, RDB, CLBC and moved to potting mix with smaller roots and they took off. I noticed that in my current batch of scotch black and LSU Champagne, I see roots from the bottom of the box and there are some leafs forming too but some of leafs show some wilting despite trying to maintain the humidity. Any tips?

This is just, fascinating...

Good morning.Thing is, I bought two bare-root nectarine trees and put them in a raised bed this spring, planning to use their branches for scions for my freestone peach tree next spring. Their new branches are not big enough to be able to use them as scions in the conventional manner. Its highly unlikely they will be big enough by next spring either. So, However, can I use the bud grafting technique to remove these branches from the maybe half inch diameter tree trunk and graft them into my peach tree branches this fall and next spring? Thankyou,Lewis Brackett in coastal San Diego.

I followed your technique and tips, and succeeded in many. One point i would like to clarify is,when you remove the bark (during side grafting) the cambium layer will it remain with the main wood or go away with the bark portion removed. Thanks

What country is this man from?

The fruits are so colorful

Hello ! Thank you for your Video. May I ask - so don’t you use any chemicals for rooting?

Love the different techniques .

New subscriber! Thank you!

Thank you for sharing this! Very helpful!

The large size of text on whole screen is a big problem

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The best grafting video so far

I've read about air layering but the books made it seem quite difficult so i never really bothered. You've simplified it quite a lot and I'm going to actually try it on my lemon tree today. Everybody tells me they wish they had a tree like mine because it grows bountiful fruit year round. I'll be happy to share clones of my tree with my friends. Thank you for sharing your wisdom 😊

What a well-made video, thank you for this!

Is that electrical tape?

Thank you good plant.

Very interesting, but can you please explain why the branch should remain attached? Since you destroyed the communication between the branch and the mother plant, I don't see any benefit to keeping the branch still on the tree. I hope you can teach me, thank you!

Thank you for charging your knowledge very helpful. What is the name of the grafting tape you use. Thank you.

that's amazing！

why are the trees too tall?, even after pruning you will need a later to reach the fruits

Good work pays skills direct.happy to see.

Parabéns! Impressionante! Este canal é top mesmo! Muito obrigado. Cada vídeo, um supera o outro!

very good teaching video, thank you! Eva

DOES NOTTTTT NEEED TO BEEE TWO YEARS OLD. ANY PLANT OVER TWO MONTHS YOU CAN DO THIS WITH. 🧢

Modern and effective methods [05:37] - The channel constantly updates the latest propagation techniques, providing great effectiveness for viewers.

I appreciate you taking the time for these videos! Thank you

Thanks for the helpful information! 🙂

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Fabulous info thanks 😊

We call air layering method of rooting the branch as marcotting.

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You've got a suitable place within reach, into which you can stick your background sordid noise into.

I'm confused...here most fruit trees are grafted onto a different root stock...so when u clone the branch you won't get same tree because of the different root stock

Thank you so much for nice video this is exactly what I want I hope it will work for me. Wish you a speedy recovery ❤️‍🩹

sir i want to be your student , I really have urge to get to know gardening and grafting techniques , unfortunately I found locally no teacher

Very informative and fluent - and beautiful accent ❤