Grafting Vegetables

[@bobgreen1272]

THIS GUY HAS MY APPROVAL FOR PROFESSIONAL GRAFTING. I AS A CHILD I GRAFTED ANYTHING I FOUND!! FUN AND INTERESTING RESULTS.

[@OklahomaGardening]

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[@bobgreen1272]

OklahomaGardening I MUST SAY THAT IT IS SOO NICE TO SEE A PROF. DEMONSTRATE THE "" CORRECT "" WAY!! I AM A LITTLE TIRED OF THOSE THAT "GUESS" THEIR WAY THROUGH ...! SO, I THANK YOU. I CAN'T FOLLOW ON YOUR STA., SO WILL FOLLOW HERE!! MAY I ASK U ?? LATER FOR OTHER INFO. ON OTHER FLORA?

[@OklahomaGardening]

Definitely so! Glad we could help!

[@MyaSara]

bob gree

[@markjabbour8964]

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[@capeflatterytrail]

Best video on grafting that I have seen--Thank you, Oklahoma Gardening!

[@revxbonda6913]

thank you for your video, i bought a piece of land last month and i'm planning to plant it with vegetables, this is the first time i hear about vegetable grafting

[@OklahomaGardening]

+Revx Bonda How exciting! We're glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching!

[@sivasankaranmullapally9115]

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[@sarassmith6900]

Thank you very much for sharing Your grafting experiences 👍👍👌👌❤️❤️

[@johnsumo7509]

I have learned a lot on gardening. This will help me greatly.

[@OklahomaGardening]

+John Sumo Thanks for watching! Glad it helped you!

[@bristonknight9315]

A professionally instructive presentation! Very many thanks and Regards, Briston

[@nishitkrsingh]

Holy!!! thank you, i didn't understood em all in my school but u helped us, Thank you!!!😀

[@OklahomaGardening]

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[@hamidrazatahir7544]

This is revolution in agriculture

[@AnneGoggansQHHT]

Thank you for an overview of different methods and the complete process I can actually use at home 😁

[@Amanda-nq7vs]

this looks really cool! cant wait to try. I wanted to combine some of my tomato plants together, what would you suggest for that? potatato stock root?

[@jonathanmartinez1650]

You should try some type of pepper plant.

[@tjz19d]

I'm assuming you should take all the green growth off your rootstock when your doing this right? I seen you left some on a couple. I've seen grafts of tomatoes done on potatoes it makes me wonder if we can do a pepper to a tomatoe to help avoid BER and TMV

[@poehsyu8304]

A very interesting and useful video. Thanks.

[@OklahomaGardening]

+Poe we are so happy we could help! Make sure to check out our latest episode in the Full Show Playlist! Happy Gardening!

[@mphatsodymon4017]

fantastic presentation

[@thereoncewasalimerickwriter]

If I grafted a vigorous bush tomato scion - I'm thinking of Roma - onto an indeterminate/tall tomato such as Sweet Success, would it then grow as an inderteminate?

[@jerricroft937]

I ran out of the expensive rootstock seed so I'm going to use best boy that has a lot of resistance in a lot of vigor what do you think? Also I noticed you made a 45 cut on the rootstock above the cotyledon which I think is an oversight.

[@amigi555]

you are using clips to hold scion & stock but after sometimes this scion dries & dies even if we place it in shade.

[@saraheclarinal4128]

Can a pepper and okra be graft?

[@Panayiota03]

I would like to ask which varieties can be used as rootstalk and which as scion.

[@walkingmonument]

That's a really hard question to answer. Start with tomatoes that work really well in your area. It'll take some questioning to find out which ones have really strong root stalks and then it'll be a matter of preference which scion you want to grow. Again focusing on what does well in your specific area. If you don't have enough experience than you'll want to find some one in your area who might

[@altayuysal433]

Panayiota Markou

[@nereidapr1]

I'm dying to do one graft. I have 7 kinds of peppers and will love to do grafting on them but they still are to small. Great video. Loved and Subbed.

[@OklahomaGardening]

+nery colon 1 You should give it a try once they mature a little more! Thanks for watching and be on the look out for new videos every week!

[@iamfarooq8960]

What is the use of gracting? I mean. Benefit

[@Mark-ut5vr]

Scientifically speaking, a tomato is definitely a fruit. True fruits are developed from the ovary in the base of the flower, and contain the seeds of the plant (though cultivated forms may be seedless). Blueberries, raspberries, and oranges are true fruits, and so are many kinds of nut.

[@MomtazGarden]

very informative video, thanks for sharing :)

[@ohomemqueestudaasplantasfrutif]

Garfield no pé de tomate muito bom para reposição

[@isaakpenunuri3242]

would i be able to do this with mint herb

[@OklahomaGardening]

+Isaak penunuri Sure can! Thanks for watching!

[@KKoKoRR]

would i be able to this with parsley???

[@kennethstensrud669]

Better to use just the top of the scion, then you get sideshoots that can be used later if the original graft didn't take. It also save the work of trimming the scion as well. And the top of the rootstock can be put down as a cutting for more rootstock........ one thing that I noticed is that you didn't mention the importance of clean tools, always dip the knife in either alcohol or a flame to sterilize it.

[@OklahomaGardening]

Kenneth Stensrud, thanks for sharing your tips and tricks with us. We are wishing you a bountiful harvest this year. Happy Gardening!

[@luemn7691]

Nice ideas

[@faz3chicken751]

Were do you get the graft tubes or clips

[@beesanzahmody7089]

it's Leen Rashad your video looks like a movie

[@scootin123]

Does any one know wether a raspberry can be grafted on to a blackberry rootstock

[@Deep53c]

very nice demo - i am retired and looking for doing other things besides playing golf. Thanks a lot. I will try this out when the temperature is less - not the 38C that it is now

[@OklahomaGardening]

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[@rajendrasinghshekhawat2526]

Sir i m from delhi ,india today i took 3 stems direclty from the flower of rosa indica which is an indigenous variety of india . i direclty grafted buds of them today what r the chances of their growth.

[@gatetres]

thank you for excellent guide video .

[@OklahomaGardening]

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[@doubtingdaniel8320]

Sir....can I replace invasive weeds with some useful plants by grafting method.. Please replay

[@shrek5133]

Doubting Daniel 🙃

[@ozcanonal]

Thank you for this educating video.

[@OklahomaGardening]

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[@worldofagri]

رائع جدااااااااااا

[@csalinas7878]

does this work for any veggie plant?

[@OklahomaGardening]

Here are a couple of fact sheets discussing some graftable plants! pods.dasnr.okstate.edu/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-9319/E-917.pdf www.clover.okstate.edu/fourh/aitc/lessons/grafting.pdf

[@zawaregaurav4806]

can I graft female sprouts on male tomatoes to reduce numbers of male plants?

[@OklahomaGardening]

+Zaware thanks for watching! Tomato plants actually contain both male and female reproductive parts which makes them a perfect flower. So in this case it is impossible to graft a female plant onto a male plant because they are perfect flowers.

[@zawaregaurav4806]

OklahomaGardening Thanks, but here in India we bought tomato plants for farming & lots of them revealed as a male plant by a expert in agricultural field. He just told us to throw most of them because they don't yield less than female.

[@luemn7691]

@@zawaregaurav4806 There must have been a missunderstanding I hope.

[@zawaregaurav4806]

@@luemn7691 I don't know why but they says that male plants doesn't flowers & gives fruits, that's why they removes the male plant & throw them.

[@lovelyboard]

Thank you very much.

[@beantheory2482]

Sir can you make a video in grafting of banana tree. We have seen a lot of videos but we can't understand the technique of banana tree grafting.

[@tortaboy]

Don't the leaves of the scion piece dry up and die?

[@これを読まないでくださいお願いします]

Your dumb of course yes

[@unitedstatesdale]

When do you remove the grafting clips ?

[@xxkushl0rd69xx]

I imagine you'd just have to do it from sight and judging if it's healed completely.

[@dross10001]

You don't. They will fall off on their own as the stem grows.

[@alireza1340]

Many thanks from Chilliwack BC. Canada.

[@INFORAGAMPERTANIAN]

very good your video profesional sub and like from indonesia farmer

[@OklahomaGardening]

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[@jacobbuck1913]

Rootstalk???

[@blameusa7082]

cool stuff

great methods

[@sundharitr5384]

very nice

[@enday7960]

Why u need to graft if its are same plants....????

[@valeriesanchez3074]

This is do interesting since watching the cucamelon

[@reggie7250]

Good vid. Thanks!!

[@moneypitautoperformance8983]

can you do this to cannabis

[@Thats_Unfortunate]

Yep

[@mahinshirazi7873]

Why graft while that plant can grow on its own steam ? 😳

[@thevaultohio]

As he mentioned, The root stock can have disease resistant qualities to it and the top graft (scion) can a high yielding fruit production quality. Usually plants don't have both qualities naturally.

[@luemn7691]

It sure can grow on it's own but grafting a good tasting,disease prone tomato to a rootstock that is less prone to disease will make your tomato vine yield more tomatos. So the goal is to get more veggies from your hard work. Instead of hard work and less veggies.

[@properlyparanoid2545]

I thought grafting was to make so you can have more than one variety on a plant what’s the point of this ???

[@OklahomaGardening]

While grafting can be used to have more than one variety on one plant, it is most often used to improve the vigor or disease tolerances of a given plant. For example; A slower growing heirloom tomato may be grafted onto a cherry tomato rootstock to improve the vigor and yield of the heirloom scion.

[@luemn7691]

Some use grafting to make their gardening neighboors jealous of the great yielding veggies as well.

[@luemn7691]

@Zeljko Trifunovic They know way more than just the basics!

[@fergspan5727]

Why graft ?

[@OklahomaGardening]

Here is a link to more information on why we graft! smallfarms.oregonstate.edu/sfn/su11graftveg

[@cullenblazek3255]

Which method is best for commercial tomato production?

[@OklahomaGardening]

+Cullen Blazek We don't have much over commercial production but have a fact sheet concerning growing tomatoes in the home garden, which some of the practices can be carried over. Here's the link: pods.dasnr.okstate.edu/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-1392/HLA-6012web2013.pdf. We hope this helps!

[@dharmeshpatel3592]

I like it this video

[@mr.dreamboy7666]

wow that's great..

[@OklahomaGardening]

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[@imalhayran7770]

very nice it is my jab

[@MegaJustsam]

how to grow grapes from grape vine

[@pedroalmeida3861]

hello am tomato producer in Brazil and liked your video very well explanatory'll try to do here ... thanks

[@OklahomaGardening]

+Pedro Almeida thanks for watching! We hope it works out well for you! Happy Gardening!

[@beautifulgirlbeauty5906]

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[@Mk-di6nt]

I'm watching this video for my biology exam lol😅😂 Because I need to know what grafting is .

[@familylifestyles4310]

Tk such Bro

[@santhi1919]

Interesting

[@OklahomaGardening]

Satya Santhi, thanks for tuning in!

[@Bernlakexploited]

I made a tomato habanero .

[@OklahomaGardening]

That sounds incredible!

[@oo-gg6yo]

A tabanero?

[@luemn7691]

Nice! A spicy tomato. Just roast, smash it and you can have a spicy salsa. I know it doesn't work that way.

[@luemn7691]

@@oo-gg6yo that's a good one

[@xaytre-marc3309]

Fruit

[@catalinoancea6601]

Very interesting!

[@samkies6838]

Catalin Oancea

[@radj4719]

Great video thanks for sharing good info, grafting is addictive and fun I grafted many trees I just can't stop😀I recently grafted eggplant onto a huge tree that lives for over twenty years check it out if you get a chance tell me what you think

[@beantheory2482]

I don't think this process of crafting will be successful. It has been seen that plants are dried during crafting. Tell some technique in which plants don't get dried.

[@OklahomaGardening]

Oklahoma State University has been very successful in grafting plants! Check out this information on the subject! Thanks for watching! pods.dasnr.okstate.edu/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-1040/F-6204web.pdf pods.dasnr.okstate.edu/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-1020/F-6205web.pdf

[@beantheory2482]

Okay sir I am agree with you. it can be possible in foreign country but we cant successful in such activities.

[@Mutlap]

use a large clear plastic tote for the container. This will help keep the moisture in the container.

[@chandrakantitkelwar6879]

r

[@vishnudanraj2570]

You destroy one plan and put another one on it, why don't you keep both plants to fruit, what are you going to do with the other root part?

[@oldsoul6421]

I feel like watching a horror movie, the pain of healthy plant, it's screaming of pain. The God is perfect, so it is His creation! You play god, yes, the one with a small letter. Professor or not, do not harm other entity! Next move, you cut your son's leg and graft it to yours, you think the plants do not have feelings. Tomato Frankenstein.

[@azbanbo]

😆😂🤣

[@sundharitr5384]

very nice

[@dharmeshpatel3592]

I like it this video