GRAFTING PEACH TREES | HOW to CHECK for GRAFT SUCCESS

[@JSacadura]

When using Inverted T-Budding to graft fruit trees it’s easy to check for graft success. Approximately 4 weeks after grafting use the simple technique shown in this video to see if your grafts succeeded. Check my previous video on the advantages of using Inverted T-Budding over the more traditional T-Budding grafting technique - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpPYnpmcotdmq7s - to know more. If you like my work, LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, SHARE the Video and leave a COMMENT to help me make more. I will try to answer as many comments as I can in the first few days after publishing the video.

[@eliudlunag.6804]

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[@JSacadura]

Yes. Both T-Budding and Chip-Budding will work.

[@eliudlunag.6804]

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[@keshavmakholiya1492]

What is the easy grafts technology among on these which you may suggested us. Please answer.

[@pjonz2008]

You make grafting look so simple. It'll be good to see how they respond next growing season. Thanks

[@JSacadura]

Thanks. I will try to do a follow up video to show how they grow.

[@noornaib690]

To learn more i find you best one, using simple techniques.

[@dragonslayer7587]

What great videos! I've learned so much! Thank you for sharing your invaluable information!

[@JSacadura]

Glad you enjoy them! Thanks for the comment.

[@nicosgeo]

5:20 Your comment about keeping rootstock top growth is very correct and I agree👍. Green foliage above the graft will provide healing nutrients for faster results. When the success wakes up we cut the rootstock several inches above the graft so we have support for the tender shoot. We can remove the stick next year when strong wood has been established. Good grafts can brake even six months after success. So be patient and careful.

[@ishtiaqahmed2615]

Great bro... And always love to watch u.... Thanks alot

[@JSacadura]

You're welcome! Thanks for the comment.

[@luchurujetakezevi4346]

I learnt grafting from this channel

[@dream24]

I learned a lot during those two years. Thanks!

[@JSacadura]

You are most welcome! Thanks for the comment and the support.

[@hannah9419]

Love to see these updates on different stages of the process!

[@JSacadura]

Glad you like them. That's why I make them.😊 Thanks for the comment.

[@innerjon]

You are the grafting master, love all your videos!

[@DaBox_]

You inspired me to save some parts of our pear tree that has to go, gonna try to graft some onto our apple trees

[@JSacadura]

It would be better if you grafted your pear variety on a pear rootstock (another pear tree, for instance). Apples and pears usually have low compatibility. Even if the grafts take, they might brake after a couple of years or fail to develop fully, due to delayed incompatibility.

[@DaBox_]

@@JSacadura Thanks for the feedback!

[@sergiugavrila849]

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[@TamanWarga]

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[@jaremygolightly3279]

Thanks for making these.

[@JSacadura]

Glad you like them! Thanks for the comment.

[@raaj36]

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[@marcosestevesfernandez8650]

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[@ابومحمدعادل-ت2غ]

Very helpful thanks 💐

[@GrantHendrick]

Thank you for this helpful video!

[@derrellstumpfel4363]

i will try using mud (like a band-aid) instead of plastic bags ! Thanks for this video.. !

[@ataullah4265]

Thanks. Very informative video

[@TreasureFiend]

Thank you, I very much like to watch your videos, you are an artist -Bravo!

[@JSacadura]

Glad you enjoy them! Thanks for the nice comment.

[@yukselgunes4763]

Perfect. Thank you very much.

[@keshavmakholiya1492]

Great job sir🎉

[@shallakakh970]

Thanks for sharing your skills

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[@thomasriley1000]

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[@rajuthapa1627]

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[@WenRolland]

Great video, thanks !

[@rubenvillegas4969]

Thank you for the info.

[@JSacadura]

You're welcome! Thanks for the comment.

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[@michaeleastwood6755]

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[@udatamburin1842]

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[@Cfrki0kty0]

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[@nkc9788]

Thanks!

[@michaelo6124]

Do you have videos on how to graft persimmons? Thanks! Love your channel

[@timobreumelhof88]

I love your videos, I learn so much from them. My apple and pear grafting skills are ok, but my cherry grafting succes rate is very low, around 20%. (I'm trying to re-graft some old dying cherry variaties on our property) Are you planning any cherry specific videos? :-)

[@DucPham-ok5ko]

Can we use T-Budding for Asian pear?

[@jaganmohanreddydumpa3144]

In which season we want to do grafting

[@sriragawanratnasabapathy3900]

Hi thanks for your great and informative videos, which inspired me on grafting. i have an apple tree at my backyard and trying to graft on it with some different apple varieties. did couple of graftings and taped the grafting portion. also, i covered the scion with a plastic bag. how i gonna check the grafting success and when i need to remove the tape and the bag??? please let me know, thank you.

[@KelvinClayton-j6x]

Very informative video. Once I’ve removed the tape from around the t bud and have checked it, should I wrap it in budding tape again (including the bud) to make sure it’s protected over winter? Also, what about if it’s indoors?

[@JSacadura]

If it's indoors there's no need to protect them again. Outside, if the grafts are still young, I do protect them, so they have a better chance to survive the winter.

[@KelvinClayton-j6x]

@@JSacadura Thankyou so much for your comments. It’s appreciated 👍🏼

[@1965Haval]

Brilliant. Thank you for sharing this video with us. I am one of your subscribers and have seen all your videos. Every time I learn a lot from your videos. Would you please make a video or just answer my questions about success rate related to Grafting location on the tree including budding I mean on the trunk or branches of an established fruit tree and on a branch is it better to graft or bud closer to the trunk or or far from the trunk and can budding be successful on a more than 5 years old trunk or branch ? Another question, in which country do you live ? Just to have an idea about the climate in your place to compare it to my local climate. I live in north west of UK. My last question is if you teach us about grafting knife types where to use a single side blade and tow sided blade knives with different Grafting techniques as well as the best way to sharpen them. Thank you very much.

[@adriensalas9613]

Hello what can i use to protect t bud grafts i did to my in ground fig tree for the winter?thanks

[@JSacadura]

With techniques like whip and tongue I cover the grafted branch with a padded envelope (keeps a mini greenhouse over the graft). With this type of graft I usually graft potted rootstocks and place them inside for the winter. In the field, keeping the bud covered with parafilm (its breathable) is usually enough.

[@hieuqldd07]

Thanks a lot. Can you share how to graft avocado trees, and what is the survival rate of the grafts?

[@JSacadura]

I don't have avocado trees in my orchard, so I can't do a video on grafting them. But most of the techniques shown in my videos, using scions or buds, will work (like this one) and they usually have a good success rate.

[@hieuqldd07]

Your sharing videos about apple technology I really like. Where can I buy green apple varieties? Can you share the technique of planting, caring and harvesting for me? I live in Vietnam

[@CPMJunkRemoval]

I’m in zone 8b, and planted 16 fruit trees this past October. Could you do a video for what to do for new trees? How to decide how to shape them, pruning tips for young trees.

[@mohammadmusa9500]

thanks

[@piscesfairy]

Kindness is free. Sprinkle that stuff everywhere.

[@amysnipes4245]

I'm always interested in follow up videos. Thank you very much. Was there any success difference between using para film and plastic bag strips?

[@JSacadura]

You're welcome! Parafilm is a bit more forgiving on the buds (it stretches a bit more and its breathable). With the plastic strips you have to be more careful as you can damage the buds and you can't keep them for too long when covering the whole graft. But you can get away with both options, if used well, for this type of graft. Thanks for the comment.

[@sivaasai4102]

Which month is good for grafting? And thank you for explaining very well.

[@JSacadura]

This type of graft can be done in the spring, summer or fall. It works as long as the sap is flowing and the bark is easily opened. Most grafting techniques are used around spring (March were I live), when trees are leaving dormancy.

[@TheRainHarvester]

4:30 do you mean just cover with a little plastic tape again? Is that enough to survive freezing temps?

[@Christian-jz3xt]

Do you p u ever field graft table grapes to local wild grape vines for hearty rootstocks?

[@JSacadura]

I have a small rocky patch of land that used to be a small vineyard. Sometimes, the old rootstock's root system, starts to grow and can be grafted successfully. The problem is they are not in the best location (for caring, watering, etc..), so I rarely use them.

[@daniellost5536]

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[@JSacadura]

T-budding usually has better results in late summer or early fall. Estos injertos de yema en T producen mejores resultados al final del verano y principios de otoño.

[@Klejnotnilu666]

JSacadura meaby some video about genetically different trees ? How to do it ? Should we do it ? How far away from originally genus can we graft ? I think its worth of making video about since its very very interesting topic and there is not much info on YT about this at all. Thanks for upload !

[@JSacadura]

Thanks for the tip. I have mentioned, in a few videos (kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5LXlWqNgdx3jdU), some information about compatibility, but the topic is vast and deserves a more deep review.

[@bradragan6514]

Thanks for the video! I'm just curious where do you get most of your fruit varieties?

[@maozedung7270]

You could collect some in the neighborhood if someone has a superbe fruit tree in the garden. An other possibility is to ask for material at an agriculture research institute....

[@Infiniti25]

Visit your local allotments where people will likely be willing to cut some scion for you to try grafting. Also in the UK, there are grafting lessons by groups who may or may not be affiliated with the RHS (Royal Horticultural Society). Failing that visit a garden centre or order online for a new variety for you to use as a donor if you just want practice, or to keep and create your own multi-variety fruit trees. Also check out social media groups in your area for gardeners, allotments and small farms who may also be willing to share or at least point you in the right direction. Also seen some fruit trees in UK in shops like Aldi and Lidl at certain times of year so if you are in Europe, check those out too.

[@JSacadura]

Franz and Infiniti have already gave you a few good tips. You can also join an online forum on fruit growing. Most members will be willing to trade varieties.

[@bradragan6514]

Thank you guys for all the tips! Very good info, I appreciate it!

[@2911moj]

I have a question - at 5:40 when you cut back the rootstock, the graft is growing off at an angle. Does this not affect the overall shape of the tree later on? Will it straighten up afterwards? Kindly show updates if possible.

[@JSacadura]

Not really. The main branch in the final tree will grow vertically and after a few years the graft area is almost imperceptible. You can see a few examples on older videos. I will try to make a follow-up video to show this tree development.

[@2911moj]

@@JSacadura Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. I look forward to updates.

[@louisedheme774]

After how long will it take for that grafted tree to produce fruits.

[@cyrusfalatoon1071]

When is the right time of the year to do the grafting?

[@JSacadura]

This type of graft can be done in the spring, summer or fall. It works as long as the sap is flowing and the bark is easily opened.

[@Okeflora.6480]

Thank You.Can o graft peach on a pear.tree using this method?

[@Klejnotnilu666]

@@Okeflora.6480 you can try but chance of succeeding is a bit small since peach and pear is genetically different(prunus-pyrus). I would rather try whip and tongue or bark grafting since it works for apples on pear tree and they are also genetically different (malus-pyrus). You can do more research or just try if you have possibility and time. I hope I could help you ;)

[@JSacadura]

That graft will probably fail since these 2 species are not compatible.

[@hanswurst2360]

Is it okay to leave the plastic tape on the graft over the winter for protection and remove it in the spring, when the tree become active growing?

[@JSacadura]

Yes, since the bud won't be growing in the winter, you can leave the plastic as a protection. Beware that, in some situations, humidity can creep inside the plastic and fungus can develop which might ruin the graft.

[@leesteinmeyer2533]

Sir, I would like to ask you a question. I have about 40 frontenac vines, that I’m not real fond of the wine it produces. I would like to switch them to another cultivar. My question is this, can I bud graft onto the main stem in the spring, then allow the vine to grow till I’m sure the graft has taken, before I trim the tops off? It seems like that would be a safe way to do it, but would like your opinion! Thoroughly enjoy all your videos and content! Thank you!

[@kvee2012]

Please let me know why my grafts always have mold even though I already protected well with parafilm Thanks

[@vincebusinelle886]

I wonder how many weeks to leave the ties and pastic on?😢

[@GG-sy2rg]

What kind grafting knife you are using?

[@fadisharara6407]

Which time of the year u do this technique

[@vinzplanttv]

Nice video

[@WaldoG-b9j]

So after a month you can remove tape to check if successful graff

[@STOPHACKING..]

Excuse me SiR!? How it take you to open the types and how to tell is successfully? Pls assist, thank you

[@Thatocy]

Can you do with normal plastic?

[@виктор-ч4л3ы]

Да можно сделать ленту из полетеленово пакета просто нарезать палоски по 2-3 см.длинна как вам захочется или сантехническая фум лента не хуже удачи вам и вашим прививкам

[@filipamartins950]

Obrigada. Aprendi. Mas parece tão fácil, que não sei se vou conseguir. A minha sogra tem um pessegueiro muito velho. E eu gostava de o salvar.

[@AppEditorTutorial]

Nice

[@AlekseyCamodelkin]

🌱👍

[@arletterosario9636]

what is the tape name please?

[@wyrgaming1098]

Sir must to be ruting apple rutting tree

[@wyrgaming1098]

جناب ضرور سیب کے درخت کو جھاڑ رہے ہوں گے۔

[@tavyfavorite1149]

How many days does it successful 100% ?

[@виктор-ч4л3ы]

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[@maozedung7270]

The knifes should always be sterilised between different plants to avoid contamination with viruses.

[@JSacadura]

They are. I mentioned that frequently in my first videos on pruning and grafting. Not so much on my latest videos since I was afraid I was repeating myself. But that's always a very important tip. Thanks for the comment.

[@maozedung7270]

@@JSacadura You are a real holy men!

[@kambaltvaidenandevah7204]

Nice,but please use cut resistance gloves nextime,Godbless ❤️

[@coeurdartichautfidele3760]

👍

[@tavyfavorite1149]

It look easy but it doesn't succeed for me bc you didn't tell us where and how old the scion graft onto where & how old the rootstock branch. What best month and when is the best time to graft fruit tree?.

[@JSacadura]

This is an update. Check the other videos on T-Budding in the channel for those details.

[@teddytnt9902]

Hi there, Is the channel still active?

[@JSacadura]

Hi. I have been ill and unable to work in my videos but I will be posting a new grafting video before the weekend. Stay tuned and thanks for the support.

[@teddytnt9902]

@@JSacadura Sir I'm just retire( total noob in.gardering). And I would love to learn about grafting trees and stuff is it possible?

[@GoBlue576966]

No I don't appreciate your work because it told me I'm a failure hahahaha. All of my grafts failed with your information so in reality I do appreciate your information. My question is, do your buds go on the cambium layer or the hardwood?

[@cinamontoast2555]

Well i guess I'll be an expert grafter by the time i actually get a tree

[@donaldkasper8346]

If you are grafting in spring, why are you talking about protecting them in winter 8 months later? Why even take the tape off?

[@alikhanyousafzai7878]

Removing plastic iscnecessary

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[@Mr230502531]

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[@FAWADGAMING302]

Nice