My opinion, almost worse than useless video.. Doesn't answer comments/questions. Calls a root stock by a number. No explanation of its origin, etc. I signed in specifically to tell other viewers the truth.

WTF is a m11

This did not explain what a rootstock was. Like where do they come from? Are they just seedling stems?

What is a rootstock then? Where does it come from?

I am from India Can I contact you. Please send your contact number

Dear sir I am from Kashmir India...I am apple orchardes....I grow new varieties....now I need rootstock and budwood for grafting...I hope you can help me.thanks

Thank you just what I needed! Every website went into an advanced level of detail, without explaining the basic concept which is all I always after. I will be returning to your Channel and I have hit the like button.

hi

I liked this guy

Hello sir plz give me your contact no plz I need your same help

Thanks! Its gonna be painful to do... But why thin anyway? Im ok with eating smaller but lots of apples than a few biger ones? Taste different?

Why thin after they have grown so big? The tree has spent all that energy on growing fruit that will just get wasted. Better to thin earlier I would think.

Sir how to grow vegetable growth in two year m9 plant What's use fertilazer and pgr in plant growth sir plz reply

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Ok my suggestion don't listen to this fellow. The trees he is thinning have a probable zinc deficiency. And you don't use shears to thin.

Very basic 101 info perfect for a novice, like myself.

how to grow own rootstock

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very helpful thanks indeed.

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Hi Anthony Muro, sorry for the delayed response. I am not sure how or if it is possible to simulate chill hours for trees that require more than what your own garden has on offer. I have hear rumors of dumping ice on the root zone, but have no personal experience with that technique. Please let us know if you do try it and if you have success! Good luck and happy gardening!

how do I chill a fruit tree in Southern California? do I just put a bunch of ice around the tree? I ask, cause I have a cherry tree that has not grown for 2 years now. please let me know how do I chill a fruit tree.