Bud Grafting - a video guide to bud grafting fruit trees for beginners

A video guide from PTES to bud grafting fruit trees.
More information about grafting and other orchard advice at www.ptes.org/orchards

[@neil1261]

Thank goodness a British video about bud grafting!

[@Time2ski27]

This is actually one of the most thorough presentations i have seen. Thank you.

[@HienNguyen-dp3yv]

Great video. I love your technique and would like to thank you for taking the time to educate others. Keep up the good work.

[@FixItYerself]

Thanks for this! All of the grafting videos I've seen so far show cutting into the stock rather than just the bark.

[@kvee2012]

Is cutting into the wood correct or just the bark is ok?

[@estebansixto1403]

Simple and precise explanation! Thank you!

[@gemmaambuyoc9345]

This is really great it helps a lot specially to us students it makes me understand more how it does. God bless and more power!!!!!!

[@olsonlr]

Beautiful greenhouse!

[@ioniulian2650]

i like your video . i wish to see more like that. Hello from Romania!

[@suttonelms1]

Interesting technique - I generally do T budding. Will give it a try.

[@vishalkhatri7328]

This idea is very good I tried after watching your videos

[@tomgatum4330]

Thanks for the video...really helpful..watching from Malaysia

[@ingerhaugland6763]

That was super helpful, thank you! :)

[@VincentVonDudler]

You can tell this is the correct method because the host is attractive and speaks in a British accent.

[@trout6912]

I get it

[@soupboneman]

Excellent close ups

[@PinoyGrafter]

great video i love the technique and the accent. 🌱🌳

[@gigabelette]

Glad to see an Opinel for grafting 🇫🇷 Sure the sharpening is one of the best for a ridiculous price and lot of size (n8=10€) 👍👍👍👍👍

[@GraftingTactick]

Nice work my friend 👍👍👍

[@porichowdary6513]

we learn a good grafting from this viedo

[@AfzalQazi786]

You are The most beautiful grafter in this world.

[@mercycharles5046]

This lady she's fucking beautiful

[@goverdhanmehta896]

Nice one again bless u

[@user-ud2oq6bv3h]

Хотя я язык не понимаю, однако то, что она показала, СУПЕР. Спасибо большие, милая женщина!

[@friendlybello]

Delightful. I suspect it's not as easy as she makes it look though!

[@heman8252]

Great video , I love you full , Greetings from Indonesia

[@phuoctran6291]

Thank you

[@vijayaloganathan8904]

Very good video

[@udinkasum5024]

Wao amasing good job my frens 👍

[@justdoit6706]

great video!

[@AdoroPlantar-EdileuzaBarbosa]

very good muito bom!! :)

[@robertpeterdunford9141]

Question do you remove the chip of wood behind the bud in. T budding or chip budding

[@speelksurche]

very good.... thank you

[@mr.m.o.g.o.m.]

WHAT A CUTIE...

[@vangjelfrroku9895]

THE BEST THANK YOU

[@kmesaric]

are the shoots which grow after coppicing good for grafting (as a scion tree)?

[@gokalthankur8203]

Very nice

[@adamb.8854]

Some people advise to remove to wood also from the chip, which sometimes tear also the wood above the bud as well.It kills the bud that way or increaces the rate of success? Thanks

[@GardeningUrduHindi]

Nice video

[@rajaraeeskhan2160]

thanks dear

[@JeffSnider-tf5er]

Ok thank you

[@ChhatruFarming]

Love from India

[@ArcadiyIvanov]

Nice gwafting technique :)

[@Dendrotera1]

Can you make some Hayward Kiwi grafting, propagating? 🙂

[@alrashelakash8350]

Thanks a lot mam

[@SeekAndDestroyTM]

Be very careful about July and even early August bud grafting. You want the bud to knit itself into the rootstock, BUT NOT START GROWING IN THE SAME SEASON. Grafting in july in my region (Pacific Northwest), is a near certain way to get late season growth that is weak.

[@gauravbahadurkhadkachettri4234]

Thanks for such a great information and miss u r soo beautiful

[@briangookool4543]

thank you that was educating new a partner as you which country are you from

[@shakyajayaweera5122]

Nice

[@ecocentrichomestead6783]

can one grow a root stock from seed of the same tree and graft unto that? is there any disadvantages if I do?

[@rafaelramos441]

For the sake of uniformity specially selected rootstock is generally used, however, your suggestion would most certainly work.

[@jiggsle]

Just did this on my boungavilla plants.

[@taitjones6310]

Nice! Multicolored. I got a barbara karst last year and I'm planning to graft some purple onto it next year.

[@hermosisisimo]

Eres ermosisima

[@gaborgardner9465]

very good video, I really liked the music but I couldn't find it with shazam, would you help? :-)

[@g.galordy9853]

So harvest bud graft in late summer and keep for one winter. Next spring plant the graft on tree ?

[@rafaelramos441]

No, best results are to graft immediately. Allow several weeks for the chip to heal unto the stock. Then, overwinter the entire potted tree without further modification until Spring. When new growth commences in the Spring, make a sloping cut 2 cm above the bud. This will cause the grafted bud to begin growth, (as well as competing auxiliary buds.) All competing buds must be removed as soon as they emerge.

[@kimju-ock4006]

You removed petiole?

[@mohdmuzaffarshah2851]

between july and september .does it mean august ?

[@ronprosser5197]

How do I get more than one variety on my Charles Ross apple tree please. Good site by the way.

[@rafaelramos441]

Multiple grafts strategically spaced on the rootstock. The resulting limbs must be kept in balanced growth by judiciously pruning back the limbs showing excess vigour.

[@serdarcetinoglu5772]

👏👏

[@mohammedelashall6333]

great video ,when to graft in Mediterranean climate , north east Libya , thanks

[@rafaelramos441]

The cultivars must be matched to the season when the cambium is in active growth. This is while the branches are growing thicker in diameter.

[@devbachu7072]

great well dine so its the cambium later you put the bud piece in an tie it

[@rafaelramos441]

Cambium contact is essential for all types of grafting.

[@AsmatJaan-xm5bp]

❤

[@danny30g]

how to graft a peach?? same way??

[@ramadhani8]

greatpresenter.....sheissonice

[@lemonhaze88]

you so sweeeet :)

[@Tony-Blake]

Clear information marred by infuriating background noise.

[@scootin123]

Tony Blake for Americans the combination of foreign accent and room reverberation don't cut it

[@rajgood6521]

Mam which fruit crops doing bud grafting?

[@agpawpaw5912]

Indrasan Yadav. It’s apple, but it will work on most trees

[@rvk671]

what if I do bud graft in feb / March ?

[@PTESwildlifevideos]

Best not to in Feb/March because the buds in the leaf axil won't be ready so you are less likely to get success! If you want to graft in Feb/March check out our Bench Grafting video :)

[@thebeesnuts777]

PTESwildlifevideos so if yo graft in july, august and leave the bud graft till nxt spring the total number of months will take 8 months to take ? is that not a bit long?

[@agpawpaw5912]

Abdul Rahman Dhillon. In 2-3 weeks if your budding is successful it will heal and fuse onto the tree. Growth will begin the next year. I’m usually leaving stem out. So in few weeks if stem easily brake off your grafting is successful. If it’s dry and not easy to brake, your budding is failed. Do it again

[@rafaelramos441]

@@thebeesnuts777 No, there's no growth during Winter, so the tree will remain in a holding pattern until bud break in Spring.

[@SeekAndDestroyTM]

​@@thebeesnuts777 yes but there are upsides. First, you can graft using a single bud instead of a scion with multiple buds. It's also much easier to bud or chip graft than to spring graft. I like spring grafting for putting new varieties in my garden, and bud grafting for making new trees.

[@serdarcetinoglu5772]

Polioreo

[@ChhatruFarming]

#chhatrufarming

[@gauravbahadurkhadkachettri4234]

Miss what is orchard?????? Plz reply

[@rafaelramos441]

A group of trees, usually fruit trees.

[@thesheikhifamily9424]

yes!!! a much quicker way to produce oxygen!!!!good job!!

[@user-yf9qx6ll5c]

She is cute 😅

[@andydelarue9344]

Pity about the sound and added noise

[@surjapurisonggana5966]

view it full koin

[@Tableaux15]

Are you not worried about sterilizing your cutting instruments?

[@rafaelramos441]

Usually done when changing scion sources.

[@poison5369]

dont use that method but i do T budding

[@ejhayes76]

yeah I would think T budding is a bit more reliable.

[@zacharyivanhawkins251]

Ed Hayes I also like T or I budding, but chip budding is the only budding system that can be done on dormant or active rootstock.

[@tr2887]

ухтии

[@t1m3gl1tch]

the nice slow draw right toward ya own thumb, might end sorely one day.

[@PTESwildlifevideos]

Agreed this can be dangerous if care not taken when grafting! I find this the best technique but do be careful!

[@timmartino5314]

Hmm... your english full by london accent...me very difficult to understand...thank you for sharing.

[@rishabhpal173]

U r so beautiful too

[@jainegi960]

U r so cute

[@randjdegroot5865]

Great information but ditch the music. The best how-to videos have stopped using music as its distracting and kind of amateurish.

[@sounasamdy8303]

U must delete th Wood completely from th graft.

[@rafaelramos441]

It's optional, the bud is more prone to dessication if the wood is removed.

[@olddave4833]

it would be better if that dumb music was turned off.

[@dbcooper692]

your English is impossible for me to understand

[@trout6912]

Ahmen

[@michelecarbonara8041]

Please can you show is how to graft a fig tree and what is the period to do it, thank you very much.

[@taitjones6310]

@@michelecarbonara8041 You wouldn't graft a fig tree. Why would you want to?

[@DavidfromMichigan]

Can you get any more cuter? little distracting 😊

[@tulsiramdagur9580]

❤

[@mohdmuzaffarshah2851]

between july and september .does it mean august ?

[@rafaelramos441]

Just before, during, and right after.