The 4 BEST Grafting Techniques using DORMANT SCIONS | RESULTS after 35 days

[@JSacadura]

Check the results in full detail of 4 of the best techniques to Graft Apples, Pears, Peaches, Apricots, Almonds, Kiwis, Loquats, Figs, Plums and many other types of fruit trees. If you appreciate my work, LIKE, Subscribe and Share the video, to help me make more. If you have questions, leave a Comment, and I will try to answer as many as I can. Thanks for watching.

[@lazgonzalez7329]

Thanks so much; where can I get the black, first tape that you use..??

[@gs8plus405]

Hi, by any chance, do you have any ideas how I can graft an yucca plant?:) What I am trying to do is to make it branch more, below the main crown. My plan is to use a small yucca branch, that I will graft into the main trunk, this way I hope that I will have several levels of leaves. thanks :)

[@keshavmakholiya1492]

Can we use the one fruit scion grafts to other than the non fruit trees. Can it possible?

[@superbalaur1297]

Thank you for your hard work and time showing us all the steps and the progress of the graftings!

[@JSacadura]

My pleasure! Thanks for the comment.

[@mikerevendale4810]

That's perhaps the best grafting tutorial I've seen. Excellent film work coupled with a quick but precise explanation of the grafting techniques. Well done!

[@davidrodda7427]

I very much enjoy that you show the failures of why graphs don't take. I personally think that your video on the techniques, speaking through the processes and why they don't take, to me is the most educational video and only helps in understanding graghting. I have reviewed a lot if graghting videos, yours would have to be the most interesting. Thankyou

[@boprosplumbing]

Thank you for your videos, they are very informative. With your help I've successfully grafted some pakistan mulberry scions I collected from trees I bought and planted, and this year grafted them to the wild mulberry growing behind my house and at the irrigation canal adjacent my property. I also collected grape scions from vines I planted 7 years ago at my dad's house and grafted them to my 5 year old grape I planted here. This year bought several fruit trees so this winter I will be taking many many scions and will try to graft onto the native wild grapes and the wild pear trees here. I will also be trying to graft the other wild mulberry once they go dormant and I can chop them down to eye level. Thanks again for all your help, this wisdom you share makes for a very fulfilling hobby, where you can literally appreciate the fruits of your labor.

[@JSacadura]

That's wonderful! You seem to have your hands full 😉. And you're quite right. The investment in learning how to graft pays off and turns into a very fulfilling hobby. Good luck with your fruit trees.

[@hannah9419]

Your videos always make me feel more confident about grafting my own trees! Thank you for sharing your seemingly endless well of knowledge & experience with us!

[@monaviv3402]

Thank you my friend, I learned grafting watching your videos and practice, I now have a 4year old brown turkey with 6 different varieties of figs. Bnr, Cddgris ,noir,cddmutante,i-258, Ponte Teresa, and A Peruvian unknown, the grafts I used were whip and tongue,cleft, and chip bud. Thank you again

[@JSacadura]

That's an impressive good job of fig grafting! And quite rewarding, when we see all those varieties producing different figs on the same tree😊. Thanks for the comment.

[@kuanepakuanepa3705]

Thanks to God and you just did my first successful graft using the whip and tongue! I tried many times( sweet cherry onto sour cherry) and failed many many times but one of them finally took and i couldn't be any happier!! I was curious when to take the tape off but i see you let it get to a good size first and then take it off. Thank you!

[@JSacadura]

Great job! Regarding tape... As I said to another viewer, I usually keep rubber based tape on for several months - it won't strangle the graft, and helps to secure it and protect the healing area. However, when using more rigid materials, like raffia, to tie the graft, you need to cut them before they damage the tissues and weaken the graft area. In some cases of vigorous growth they need to be cut when the graft is 3 months old or earlier. After removing the ties, it's also important to stake the new growth during the first year or the graft might brake with strong winds.

[@Dwigbijay26]

I don't know a single thing about grafting but i feel calm and it's relaxing to watch 😌

[@JSacadura]

That's nice😊. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@ingerhaugland6763]

Fantastic, thank you for showing the follow up, also the one that didn't look so good :)

[@JSacadura]

Nobody manages 100% success all the time, Inger😉. Thanks for the comment.

[@ingerhaugland6763]

@@JSacadura Haha, certainly ☺️ It's reassuring to know that goes for you too😄

[@mariaanalucindatayzon4938]

THANKS for sharing different Grafting techniques. I really appreciate how you illustrated each Grafting methods . STAY SAFE ... STAY HEALTHY... GOD BLESS. 😊😊😊

[@Kalifgraftingbinjai]

Skiil dan teknik graftingnya sangat bermanfaat sekali . Video yang sangat menarik

[@waniwaseem4089]

This year I did the tongue grafting ,all done ,ur videos are so helpful .....thankyou ...from beautiful kashmir india

[@3OHT.]

THanks for showing us the failure too! it really helps for learning

[@sergiugavrila849]

The best grafting chanel on KZbin.

[@royolstad8532]

You put out super good videos, thanks again for that. Also appreciate that you clearly point out grafts for dormant scions and grafts and timing for live scion (bud grafting.) Beginners like me need clear instructions! We live in town, have a small yard, and I just have 2 pear espaliers (one is 5 yrs old, with 10 cordons and 7 varieties; 1 in the 3rd year with 10 cordons with 8 varieties) and 1 apple espalier (6 yrs old, now 8 cordons witih 8 varieties), but I keep trying to build on what I have. This year, using your techniques and advice, I did 2 new apples cordons and 4 pear, and they all took. It's a wonderful feeling when you see those buds pop through the parafilm! Anyway, no one around here (in northern Idaho in the US) that I know of does grafting or espalier, so I've had to rely on KZbin primarily, and your videos are the best I've found. Great job! PS, do you have recommendations on how to handle pest like pear mites. I try to not use harsh chemicals.

[@JSacadura]

That's quite impressive! I'm glad my videos helped. Regarding mites - the use of horticultural oils might help to control them (reduces hatching success and kills insects it covers) and they are less toxic than chemically based pesticides. Also, they degrade quickly and leave no toxic residues. Dormant oil applied in the winter, just before buds open in the spring (don't apply when cold weather is expected) and summer oil (lower concentration), to apply in the summer (be sure to follow the manufacturer recommendations).

[@AubMar]

Every day is a school day, thank you once again for sharing your knowledge and experience, so inspiring for all of us here.

[@JSacadura]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comment and the support.

[@tariqawan3511]

you speak in good manner that every one can pick each word.practical work is good too

[@vassilischr]

I had some failed apricot grafts this year and your video inspired me to re-graft them. I also used this self adhesive tape, i think it is the best.

[@JSacadura]

If the scions are not too dehydrated most times we can get away with regrafting them. I have saved a few precious varieties that way.

[@Ianhurley54]

Awesome information! Great instructions on grafting. I have performed a few of these with great success! I still need to master the cutting technique. Thank you

[@JSacadura]

That's wonderful! Practice makes perfect. Thanks for the comment and the support.

[@stonedapefarmer]

Attempted my first few grafts this year. Don't think they took, but had limited material to work with. Will try again next year when I have more scion/rootstock.

[@JSacadura]

First rule to graft success is having a healthy rootstock and healthy scions to graft. If the grafting material is poor, most graft will fail. Better luck next time.

[@ishtiaqahmed2615]

Very nice and excellent work thanks alot...

[@JSacadura]

You're welcome! Thanks for the comment.

[@davidrodda7427]

This is a great video on the different type of graghs. Also that speaking the processes through. Thankyou for explaining the processes, it helps in explaining how to do the process. This to me is one of the best videos on graphting I have ever seen. Thankyou.

[@Godisincontrol325]

Excellent 🎉🎉🎉 I subscribed to your channel 😀🙏

[@UrbanGardeningZone]

Nice video . I do tried this formula . Very good result . All gardener frnds stay connected.

[@miguelangelaruba1873]

B días . Ud es un verdadero maestro en este arte . Muchas gracias x compartirnos sus habilidades. BENDICIONES

[@JSacadura]

Es usted muy amable. Muchas gracias por el comentario. Saludos.

[@alexv033]

Thank you, i tried to use such stuff and will compare the results with classic methods

[@JSacadura]

Great! Good luck with your grafts and thanks for the comment.

[@nickgeorgie1957]

Thank you so much Mr. Sacadura and a special thank you for showing this failure because it shows that despite of being a celebrity now, you still remain a humble man. One failure teaches you more than one hundred successes. Nick from Greece.

[@anndrake492]

The best grafting videos! Thanks!

[@zekikartal2355]

Thank you very much we respect the slams for sharing this information with the viewers

[@RicardoANunez-jb6lv]

This is the video I had ever seen, All Details and Explanation are in a Simple and Easy Spectrum... "Congratulations", You should be a Master Teacher in this field. 😊

[@MixedGears]

I did quite some grafting, and I have the most success on apples, pears, cherries and plums; while figs, and wines I propagate directly by taking a branch under the earth for a season. I'll try to graft a wine ad fig, you sparked some confidence now :D Have to save some good vine variety before it dies off.

[@planetaverdejoya]

Gracias como siempre por compartir sus conocimientos maestro mejor explicado no se puede fenómeno. Saludos!!!

[@lazgonzalez7329]

Hola, tienes idea donde el Señor pueda adquirir el tape oscuro que utiliza de primero..?? Gracias por su tiempo

[@planetaverdejoya]

@@lazgonzalez7329 hola lo puedes conseguir en cualquier auto partes o Walmart dependiendo. en que parte vives?

[@lazgonzalez7329]

Ok, gracias. Vivo en Arizona. Desde luego necesitaría más especificidad respecto a ese tape oscuro Cual es su brand, en qué tiendas lo venden etc .,??

[@keshavmakholiya1492]

Very good technique done by you. This will be a milestone to farmers.

[@mariapalumbo6630]

Thank you so much for your video. Very informative!!!

[@JSacadura]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment.

[@ИванВасов-у6и]

Всё так ловко получается у мастера, что кажется он просто играется с растениями. Отличный ролик - руководство для новичков садоводов!

[@VincentBolo-f3e]

Good work pays skills direct.happy to see.

[@samiullah1532]

Thanks for providing this nice grafting techniques

[@mikeharrington5593]

Jose - you are the best.

[@e3017]

Gracias, Obrigado amigo! I learnt a lot from you

[@gartengeflugel924]

I find your videos very helpful but still fail at almost every single attempt of grafting, independent of the grafting method used. Could the issue be too much pressure when tying the scion tissue to the rootstock? Or could it be that I work too slow and the tissues are oxidized before they come into contact? I noticed quite a rapid oxidation of the rootstock tissue. Is there an estimate of a workable timeframe for grafting? Thank you for uploading these instructional videos, they keep me trying to achieve successful grafts.

[@JSacadura]

Oxidation can be a problem regarding graft success. If I were you I would start with pears or apples. They are usually more forgiving and very good to learn. And make sure you protect the grafts well. Its one of the most important points! Thanks for the comment.

[@johanconradie2120]

ABSOLUTE NONSENSE!!! you can: always graft THE 22ND OF THE MONTH, late afternoon, tie as hard as you wish, but, but, COVER THE GRAFT VERY THOROUGHLY with plastic for 3 weeks

[@deg6788]

​@@JSacadurahi, is it necessary to put a damp Paper around thé Graft and then wrap it in . Cause my grafts 6of 8 failed .

[@fcuk_x]

​@@deg6788 you don't need any towels. Make sure you graft after the buds broke, the cambium layer is aligned and no visible gaps, tape the whole scion, run a rubber band over the union for an even better contact. Cover the scion and rubber band with foil if exposed to sun for a month. Don't take rubber or tape off for at least 2 more months.

[@tj21bem]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge & skill. I’ve watched your videos so often that when I watch other grafting channels, I miss your accent. 😂

[@carlhjohnson]

Very informitive. I've been having some recent failures and this video shows some of the possible causes. Will apply your suggestions and observe the results. Thanks. 11:08

[@沈茂林-x6y]

來自台灣的學徒👍👍👍💯💯💯👏👏👏

[@TV-pd6ds]

Im korea man I see Thank you 잘보고 응원하고 갑니다 수고하셨습니다

[@ОдилджонЗокиров-й6м]

Спасибо большое что показади лучше методы с результатом и я попробовал получились с хорошими результатом.Благодарю что вы поделились с своим знанием.

[@ashnanashna2610]

5:16, I prefer and practice this type of graft, it 0 % failure if properly fixed and not shaken after ward.

[@JSacadura]

It's also one of my favorites. When the scions are in good condition it rarely fails.

[@md.muastakahmadkhan3257]

Verry nice and excellent ur.gafting i like that thnx.

[@danielkoza3693]

Świetny film bardzo pomocny pozdrawiam dużo zdrowia życzę

[@bullohcambium8084]

Cara grafting sangat efektif.terimakasih Kawanku salam Grafting kawanku 👍

[@thomasnix31]

Thank You. Excellent and to the point videos. I always enjoy your presentations.

[@gsquared2394]

Great as a tune up every grafting season

[@squange20]

Excellent video as usual, and just in the nick of time.

[@ylmazaydn]

Çok teşekkür ederim,emeğinize ve elinize sağlık.Her zaman olduğu gibi yine çok faydalandım.

[@yogiduta1408]

Very helpful video, thanks for share.

[@ioannismichaelides4298]

Many thanks for sharing your experience and expertise through this excellent video! Very high quality of pictures and clear explanation as always in your videos. Excellent and very professional work, keep it up!

[@JSacadura]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comment.

[@abahad8971]

Very nice and very much better to look,iam not gardener but I am very happy to look and very like see this picture as I am Milansar.

[@ИванТерехов-ю1н]

Очень хорошо, спасибо!!!

[@lovebirdsworld2060]

I enjoy your video from India, thank you .

[@DanielVeillard]

Funny, I also grafted Grosse Mignonne the old peach variety :-) , as usual very good video, thanks Jaime !

[@JSacadura]

You're welcome, Daniel. I received a few oldies from a friend and he told me they have good quality and disease resistance. Let's see about cold hours requirements (always a problem in my area).

[@seedhound]

Thank you for sharing!

[@quailxcodorniz2714]

Gracias por enseñar técnicas de injertos, El año pasado nacieron plántulas de durazno , ese mismo años les injerte chabacano. Debido que era verano no tenía material,. Usé injerto de aproximación y en la unión injerto inglés. Muy favorable que logré 30 con éxito de 40 intentos, y soy principiante. Mi primer año y empecé tarde.

[@natureboy6941]

That's amazing !! Keep up the good work man

[@graftingfruittree23]

Thanks for the tips ❤️👍

[@JSacadura]

You're welcome. Thanks for the comment.

[@MuhammadAli-fs4nu]

Very good and informative I'm Muhammad Ali from Pakistan

[@ludwigcodjambassis8866]

Thankyou very much, you have adapted my experimental graftings, that were pretty good already... Wip and tongue has been my favourite... I use only two kind of it n for similar diameter and for bigger diameter in the scion... For this last one I use a v shape groove and works perfect... I think the most usual failure, other mention, has to do with knife manage, smoths cuts and intime tight contact between the pieces... Than you

[@carleenwhite6270]

Thanks alot,very interesting and knowledgeable

[@petani2000]

Nice grafting tutorial.

[@jakobbrun6535]

Brilliant, simple and informative. Keep it up! I have grafted my first fruit trees this year, and almost all of them seem to be taking! How do I know when its time to remove the tape? I do not want to strangle the grafting union as it begins to grow! The buds are just breaking these days.

[@JSacadura]

Usually, I keep the tape for several months - it's rubber based so, it won't strangle the graft, and helps to secure it and protect the healing area. When using rigid materials to tie the graft you need to cut them before they damage the tissues and weaken the graft area. In some cases of vigorous growth they need to be cut when the graft is 3 months old or earlier. Be sure to stake the new growth during the first year or the graft might brake with strong winds.

[@syednaqvi1430]

Nicely described. Thank you brother

[@melenamayson5717]

Love your lessons!💝💝 Thank you so much!!!

[@bangladeshikitchentour-momotaj]

Thank you for this information you share for us.

[@alinajmi4004]

Excellent presentation

[@pedrampetroleum]

Hi, Many thanks for sharing your knowledge about this complex subject. I just heard that applying rooting hormones may increase the chance of graft success, what do you think about this? Cheers

[@JSacadura]

I have never applied rooting hormones on grafts and I don't believe I need them to increase my grafting success. Rooting hormones are, usually, auxin based. Auxins are a group of plant hormones that, in the right concentration, tend to promote the development of roots when the tissues are healing. Not really what we want, when grafting. Auxins also promote cell division and some articles argue that they might help the development of the callus tissue bridge, and the subsequent establishment of functioning vascular tissues connecting scion and rootstock. The problem is, there is a fine balance between auxins and other plants hormones (like cytokinins and gibberellins) and the interactions between those hormones are very complex and can give very different results depending on concentration used and plant species. So, the short answer is, no. I don't think rooting hormones would help with graft success, in most cases, and could even be detrimental, in some situations. If grafting works well on its own why add further complication? But there's nothing wrong with experimenting. If you do, let us know what you find. Thanks for the comment.

[@dadyalcity5801]

Like always this is another one of your quality videos. Thanks very much. I have grafted quite a few, mostly successful with a few fails only. I like the black tape you're using, it looks ideal, please tell me what it is and if there's any link you can provide for it's purchase. Thr white tape is obviously parafilm, also my favourite. But your parafilm is good and very stretchy, please kindly provide a link for it's purchase too.

[@vassbela]

Megtaláltad a fekete szalagot ?

[@PN_Neril]

One of the best grafting videos available on YTube , make use of it dear interested viewers .

[@Кот-ч9м1ж]

Спасибо, прекрасная работа, и отличное видео!

[@vestakidsphotographer5631]

So good demo .superb

[@lionsheart3033]

thanks again... avocado is one of the most difficult plants to graft i hope u can do a video explaining the right time and technique ...

[@davidkalima9213]

Educative video, keep it up.

[@kasturi0389]

Sip ilmunya,dan sangat kreatip 👍

[@multijayagardenpetanidesap6744]

Mantap Terimakasih ilmunya 🙏

[@fernandodefrutos-m8e]

Muy buen video y muy bien explicado, mi padre me enseño ,y se me da bien injertar,

[@seowriter]

Thanks!

[@seowriter]

Thank you very much for sharing you expertise. Your videos are very good and easy to follow. Thank you!

[@JSacadura]

Hi. Sorry for the late reply. I'm glad you like my videos.Thank you very much for your support. I appreciate it.

[@RexChua-dd3or]

Thanks for sharing this😊😊 salute to you sir😊

[@krumba100]

I admire your skill. You make it look so easy. Could you please make a video with specific names of compatible root and scions like for ex. pear on quince and so.

[@davidbakara5044]

Thank you!!

[@morumorni7135]

Usefull tips for grafting

[@viktormendes]

Para quando uma versão em português? Excelente trabalho.

[@sgrade822]

It's amazing. Can i ask what is that black tape specifically called?

[@여진구-q2w]

Good

[@ollio.4164]

Thank you very much for your Work, it is always a highly appreciated Inspiration. Could you recommend a grafting technique when the rootstock has a smaller Diameter as the scion? I have some apple rootstocks with small diameters while the scions have bigger diameters.

[@JSacadura]

An offset whip and tongue will work, but a z-graft provides more cambium contact areas and the healing is nicer. I have to do a video on this technique since its very useful in the situation you mention.

[@madelinkoh]

Just subscribed. From Malaysia

[@chunca8715]

Genial. Muchísimas gracias por compartir sus técnicas. ¿Podrá decinos qué tipo de cinta es la que usa como cubierta protectora? Saludos cordiales desde Londres, Provincia de Catamarca, Argentina.

[@FunGrafting_90]

Very beautiful 👍👍👏

[@c.rob..]

Thank you sir for being such a good teacher. I also filmed some results recently.. 😄🎋

[@risingson114]

Champion!

[@antonioalegre9886]

Obrigado pelos excelentes exemplos de enxertia. Consegui graças ao que aprendi através dos vossos vídeos enxertar uma ameixeira com sucesso, protegendo os enxertos com envelopes almofadados. Hoje um mes depois retirei os envelopes e verifiquei que os enxertos estão lindos. A minha dúvida é se fiz bem em retirar os envelopes ou se devia tê-los deixado mais algum tempo. A sua opinião será muito importante pois não quero agora deitar tudo a perder.

[@JSacadura]

Se os enxertos já apresentam folhas convém retirar os envelopes (ou abri-los ligeiramente, para deixar entrar alguma luz). Caso contrário, as folhas começam a amarelecer se não receberem luz solar. Se a união dos tecidos vasculares já estiver estabelecida (se já existir algum fluxo de seiva), a não ser que venha um golpe de calor, não costuma haver problema em retirar o saco, ao fim de um mês. Caso as temperaturas estejam muito altas e o jovem enxerto mostrar sinais de desidratação, pode-se improvisar um pequeno "chapéu de sol" com papel de alumínio, por exemplo.

[@antoniorobles3498]

Great , informative video !!!! Just subscribed and glad I found your channel. Respect to you and yours !!! Continue your great work, it is much appreciated.

[@mohanrajSiva-gh1sh]

The best grafting video I have ever seen ❤❤. And what is meaning of sub following