Grafting Solanaceous Crops like Eggplant and Tree Tomato for Nematode RESISTANCE @ HEART Village

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[@StacksUrbanHarvest]

I hope to see a follow-up on this. And I would be very interested in doing some experimenting with this graft too. I grafted several varieties of eggplant to Solanum Torvum, and had the best success with Ping Tung, and had that as a 7' eggplant tree for about 6 years. It just bit the dust, but did well for us. Now I'm getting ready to do more of those grafts. I'll do a video on that on my channel.

[@richardhuff8201]

Love the knowledge! Always willing to learn.

[@dragoniousmaximus7304]

lol when josh disinfects his blade and then wipes it off and says i probably just got a bunch of crap all over it but...oh well. i laughed pretty hard not gonna lie

[@nyuuparadise1183]

I hope you do fig soon

[@scottburgle4889]

Can’t wait to see what he does with fig grafts for nematodes.

[@49testsamiam49]

I did the tiny grafting a few years ago grafted tomatoes good you can graft larger plants I night try again the ones that took were incredible producers

[@philmurphy8190]

Thanks Pete. You do such a good job. Of course I am biased. I think Josh Jamison is AMAZING!

[@jeff6899]

Went to see the Doc today regarding potential thumb surgery. He wanted to know why it was so extended--said I was over using it. I Told him I would cut back if "Pete didn't keep putting out all these awesome video's daily !!" 😂😁😊🤗 Seriously, great soft tissue grafting demo !! Just a simple thing like wrapping the budwood or scion in parafilm FIRST but leaving a portion the terminal bud free, is a great tip ! :) Following Josh's technique was easy :) I had obtained "dwarf" tomatillo seeds from Baker's Creek last yr, but haven't grown it yet. Seems like everyone has a different take on tree tomato's--heard that they often may taste a little better as the plant ages or better accesses nutrients. I don't think we quite have the nematode problem here out west (?) with these particulars plants, but truly don't have enough experience to say definitively.

[@maxrocks00]

hey pete, what guava variety should i plant? i want sweet sweet sweet!!!! ruby supreme?

[@Coolclimatetropicalfruits]

Thanks josh and Pete I’m going to try this

[@theresadailey5809]

That is called vertical farming , Japan , Netherlands, I think Taiwan, also, maybe China, Josh had a lot of useful information as always, can’t wait for the next vegetation lecture , well done.

[@teezybabie5110]

I would love to see what he can do with a good strain of bud 😁

[@jadenbroadway173]

Great video

[@pikajuriryu]

Creed back again with a new video. I didn't know you could graft things other than fruit trees

[@Chaitanya401]

Very nice video 👍

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Thanks

[@Panadi_sunil_thorat_aurangabad]

Solanum eertanam grafting methods is suacses please

[@hillarycosenza6586]

Whats up Pete! I love the h.e.a.r.t. vids, the work they do there is so important! Do you carry naranjilla? I've been iso naranjilla for a while after reading about them in my rare fruit book.

[@vintagetrishgarden]

Fantastic technique, thanks Josh. Will start experimenting with that one asap.Good one Pete.👍🏻

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Knowledge bombs don’t stop with Josh!

[@bonnet1810]

I have tree tomato fruiting in Czech Republic. Of course it has to be in pot, but it has a lot of fruit every year.

[@BlakesNaturelife]

Awesome 👏

[@jaquiring]

Have you tried grafting onto some native Solanum? They’re very resistant to nematodes and heat. However, most native solanum are poisonous, and I wonder how that might affect the graft.

[@Nicholas.Tsagkos]

ppl graft egg plant and tomato to s.torvum s.chrysotrichium and other solanum species. But these are the safest choices, they are tested and safe.

[@masdokngeVlog]

Mantap sekali this technic

[@t2tatu]

Thank You.. Awesome Information 💕

[@unconventionalme8048]

This is great!

[@elephantsong7782]

"I give this one the name store coz it came frm the store" 🤣🤣🤣

[@GatorLife57]

Awesome vid Pete & Melissa ! So excited....my Stevia Plant is coming this week from Sandhill Farms......yayyyyy.....Mega P O U N D E R !!!! Like CHRISTMAS to me....LOL.

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

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[@THEGROWITS]

sweet

[@omaspen]

What the hell is para film, and where do you get it?

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Here let me google that for you .... Parafilm is a semi-transparent, flexible film composed of a proprietary blend of waxes and polyolefins. It is a ductile, malleable, non-toxic, tasteless and odorless, and self-sealing thermoplastic. The name Parafilm is a registered trademark of Bemis Company, Inc, headquartered in Neenah, WI. Wikipedia

[@walkingdead171]

Pete Kanaris GreenDreamsFL lol

[@kemosabikeemanart]

Grafting Sure Ant Crafting But It's A Craft !

[@ChefDwight]

What's growing on Pete

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

You don’t play! 👊

[@ChefDwight]

@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL I've started my vegetable and herbs pot garden it's coming along well

[@boringopr4369]

Pound dirt Pete👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👈

[@lindahodgkinson9458]

👍👊

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

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[@brent6454]

This is technically a form of natural genetic engineering (GMO). Doing this over many many times can transfer DNA and lead to the possibility of a new species of plant. This has been done for millenia without farmers even realizing what exactly they are doing.

[@IdiotF0ol]

No, that’s not how genetics works.

[@missing_score]

grafting is hype af

[@christopherlane57]

Seeing you use your thigh as a backstop for cutting the film gave me the worst anxiety!