Air layering June plum tree using empty water bottle, saran wrap and foil to create a perfect clone.

Air layering is a method of propagation that creates perfect clones of the original tree. No need to spend a ton of money buying fruit trees. Many fruit trees can be air layered.
I love air layering because this produces trees that have the identical quality fruit of the original tree. You will also get fruit many years sooner than if you plant from seed and finally, this will save me a ton of money and give me a free fruiting june plum tree.

[@jamaicanagriboss1]

This is a top class video

[@backyardfarmerpat]

Thanks so much!

[@maureenwilliams4671]

Thanks for sharing your demo on airlayering. One day I might brave this method. 🌞🌱💞

[@backyardfarmerpat]

My pleasure. It costs nothing to try. It doesn't hurt the tree if you mess up. Nothing to lose. I messed up the first time i tried. That didn't stop me. Go for it and let me know when you try

[@maureenwilliams4671]

@@backyardfarmerpat Thanks for the encouragement Pat. I will definitely let you know when that happen. 👍🏻😊

[@sjjj9879]

Hi I always use coconut coir and sphagnum moss for all my plants. Gods signature is on these items. I truly believe by using sustainable ingredients all plants will grow properly. You have an excellent video. Thanks for sharing.🙂

[@backyardfarmerpat]

Thank you so much.

[@dwyaindaley]

Very informative video please continue making more like this

[@backyardfarmerpat]

Thanks. I have a lot. Keep watching😊

[@carolinageorgiamix6632]

Great job to the instructor...Keep Smiling

[@backyardfarmerpat]

Thanks so much

[@joanstephens8050]

Pat I'm learning from how to grow new plants, thanks a lots.

[@backyardfarmerpat]

Excellent. Keep it up

[@Taqvaylittura]

Great video

[@backyardfarmerpat]

Thanks so much

[@marycampbell4160]

That is awesome thanks for sharing!!

[@backyardfarmerpat]

My pleasure

[@falltumbler]

Hey P, Such good useful info! Thanks for sharing. I bought those too, they’re tidier looking but I found them too small for prolific rooting. Did this method on a fig tree and it was wildly successful. Ackerman! June Plum! You make me want to move to Florida 💕

[@backyardfarmerpat]

Yes, and I find the don't hold in the moisture as much

[@cuongha2531]

Great video! Did it root?

[@backyardfarmerpat]

It did, then I transplanted to a pot and didn't keep up with the watering so it dried up ☹️