Single bud veneer avocado grafts. Can be used in canopy change

[@tommasobrazzini8406]

One of the best explanatory videos about avocado grafting. Thanks a lot

[@GraftingAvocados]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chanbru]

Awesome technique. I learned a lot from your video. Thanks for sharing.

[@raymondceccato9421]

Another excellent video. Recently I have had good success with traditional T budding in Autumn. I budded onto new water shoots from a decapitated seedling tree that had never set fruit. I covered the bud with plastic film and then aluminium foil to protect from desiccation. As I live in a very hot climate In Australia I also protected the new bud from direct sunlight with a tent. I also prepared the new bud by removing the wood behind the bud thus exposing all the cambium of the new bud to the sap wood on the host wood.

[@GraftingAvocados]

Raymond Ceccato Interesting I wonder if it has to do with the different climate or all the precautions you took. Good to hear about your experience.

[@ulrichtjinliepshie20]

Thank you Carlos,i've grafted a tree 2 years ago and now it's flowering.(Suriname.S.A.) "Dutch Guyana"

[@DuyNguyen-lo2mm]

this man is a samurai master one simple cut and it is done. No fancy method or technique

[@stanleychen8410]

thank you for your avocado grafting bud show.very nice gardening skill.

[@leahwatola3218]

Love to watch you do all different kind of grafting. One day I will try to do as you did. Thanks.

[@innonchykahutagalung2405]

Thanks so much .. your video is truly helpful for me do it to my lovely avocado trees. God Bless & success always

[@GraftingAvocados]

You are so welcome

[@NavidManuchehrabadi]

Thank you sir, explained very professionally and to the point.

[@richardhays2178]

Thanks Carlos for another informative video. Informative with follow-up beautiful.

[@marylevy814]

love this video . I 've learned so much .Thank you

[@GraftingAvocados]

You are so welcome!

[@eugeniodcosta2460]

Thank u for sharing this grafting information u are one of the best as u show post grafting information I have sucessfuly grafted about 70 avocado seedlinga all credit to u

[@GraftingAvocados]

I'm so happy I was able to help

[@alfiosantanocita]

Really nice video ! Did you do the grafting only in the Spring? Or did you just consider how developed was the bud? I live in Sicily I was wondering if you could use this type of technique from March until a warmer period which would mean until May! Is June too warm? Today for example (June the 25th) we have a temperature of 27 ° Celsius! Thank you for a reply! Anybody!

[@AnitaBetterScreenname]

Great info! Thanks so much for sharing your experience. I am in Southern California and have trees that have gotten too tall to easily harvest. I should be able to scaffold them down and do some grafting with the new growth. I hope.

[@michaeldougfir9807]

Not Always P C: Thanks Carlos for a good video, and for showing different choices. I am an arborist, but I will send this to a family member who was asking about grafting.

[@pfrancisco120]

I liked your video presentation, it looks pretty easy to do. Thanks

[@rubenortizchavarria8521]

muy agradecido por compartir sus conocimientos el mundo necesita de personas como usted gracias

[@GraftingAvocados]

+Ruben ortiz chavarria DE nada con gusto

[@dmunchman]

Thanks you very much for info , I did a crown graft which came out well , but these bud grafts look much easier and may get a greater percentage of finish products . Thanks again , great upload .

[@pingpaj]

good and clear instructional video, thank you!

[@HIKARUCHANNEL78]

thang so much,, very helpful video

[@ragnaraxelson59]

I just got notification that my material was delivered today. Looking forward to trying this technique on my already established Wurtz and Lila. Looking to bud veneer reed to both.

[@GraftingAvocados]

How did it go?

[@ragnaraxelson59]

@@GraftingAvocados Looks like both bud veneers have failed. I have only two wedge grafts that are still green. I think it is asking too much to graft this far North (48° N) in the winter months.

[@ryanryan929]

thanks for sharing your ideas sir..im learning to graft fruit trees like avocado..i will try it👍

[@GraftingAvocados]

Good luck do it in cooler months

[@GraftingAvocados]

Good luck do it in cooler months

[@lmaprez7447]

Wow love your videos you explain quite nice 👍🏼 and make it so easy. You showed the blade cutting for grafting, can you also show the two types of ‘Tapes‘ that you also use for wrapping for grafting. Thanx

[@vincentdrew2466]

hello from Australia. thanks for the very informative video show. would you please verify that in what season/months the best period to do it? Thanks.

[@gemini6004]

Very informative video. Thanks from Australia

[@kicknurass2115]

Hello Carlos! I finally got the veneer graft down to a science... I'm at 90 percent success rate and I owe it all to your videos... thanks for the detail on preparing the bud wood. It makes a big difference. Cleft graft, and t budding have never worked for me. I am trying to get year round production on one tree. The problem that I have are the cold winters, and I was wondering when you were going to start reviewing some of the avocado varieties that you were going to follow up on. Thanks again!

[@GraftingAvocados]

Well Rigo right now I'm experimenting with cleft grating and I'm beginning to see new techniques to us. Video in a year or so,

[@karlbe8414]

Great info and demonstration, even with results after! Thank you so very much! Can't wait to get started with my fruitless tree.

[@GraftingAvocados]

Best of luck!

[@hgils]

OK I think I will give this a try also! I can put my seedling inside in AC. Thanks for your upload!

[@GraftingAvocados]

trebor hgils Remember seedlings need sun and heat as well to grow

[@sheens9193]

Great detailed video, thanks!

[@rayez60]

Thank you sir for sharing. With love from Nagaland

[@jmyers9853]

this looks like a good method. thanks for the idea

[@m.zurlita3473]

Thank you, Carlos, for the useful information. After your graft was successful and the buds pushed through the tape, do you cut off the tree above the graft or you keep it in order to encourage the growth of the new branches? Thanks again.

[@carpaed4828]

Thank you sir for the tips how to graft avocado.

[@GraftingAvocados]

You are welcome

[@carpaed4828]

@@GraftingAvocados Sir good morning.I'm from Philippines.I have avocado tree in my house.I harvested partially the bear fruits.sir what should I do after the avocado tree to become bloom for the next year.

[@gilbertmukunta2071]

Very interesting demonstration

[@imanjames4136]

Hi good morning,i m so glad to learn from you thanks for teaching,pls i want to ask you one Question ,most it be a tree that have be fruit before or a tree that have not be fruit ?

[@GraftingAvocados]

You do this type of grafting to make a canopy change or cultivar change. For example the tree is now a Simonds and I want to make it a Monroe

[@imanjames4136]

@@GraftingAvocados thanks so much for your reply

[@petrusnahusman6538]

What a great and inspiring video. I really want to know your cutting knife ( razor) and that tape. Could you inform us more? Thank you so much.

[@mmvlog1841]

A very informative one.

[@GraftingAvocados]

Glad it was helpful!

[@GraftingAvocados]

I have also learned that it can be used in mango as well. Except that in mango has to be done in the summer months. Seems to even work better

[@pramilakarki8091]

Congratulations

[@mariacortes3619]

He visto varios videos suyos quisiera me dijera que le pongo a la parte del corte ademas del tape, para prevenir alguna enfermedad lo blanco que veo en su corte. gracias es great videos

[@GraftingAvocados]

Lo blanco que se ve en los troncos grandes es pintura de latex blanca en base de agua. También conviene pintar el tronco complete para prevenir quemado del sol. En este instante no tuve tiempo de hacerlo solo hice el corte.o que se ve en los troncos grandes es pintura de latex de base de agua. Tambien combiene pintar el tronco complete para evitar que el sol los queme. En este instante no tube tiempo de acerlo.Lo blanco que se ve en los troncos grandes es pintura de latex de base de agua. Tambien combiene pintar el tronco complete para evitar que el sol los queme. En este instante no tube tiempo de acerlo.

[@bopannapattada9362]

Thanks you very much for your videos Carlos. In this graft could you let me know which are the cambium contact points? Is it just at the base since the buds are positioned in the middle?

[@GraftingAvocados]

Just about 1/8 of an inch or less bigger than the budwood on each side should be okl

[@bopannapattada9362]

@@GraftingAvocados thank you very much from India

[@GraftingAvocados]

@@bopannapattada9362 Any time friend

[@khamiskhamis3278]

It's a good knowledge that you gave to me thanks

[@budstik]

The seedling trunk that I want to bud graft on to is quite brown. Is that a problem? I tried two wedge grafts in the Fall on branches up top that failed. I believe they failed because the seedling was too small to handle two wedge grafts so close together. Thanks for the video.

Verry good teknik my friend 👍

[@hashemshahin5614]

Hello Thank you very much for your informative clip. How long does it take for the bud to come out?

[@GraftingAvocados]

+Hashem Shahin All depends on your climate, time of the year etc. On average 3-8 weeks

[@IrinaSol66]

Awesome informative video, really appreciated. Thank you! Because of my inexperience, my overwatered grafted tree died ( or so I thought). Months after I stopped watering it I realized that it was actually alive and had grown up about 10 inches from the very bottom, right from the root. Did I loose the grafting?

[@GraftingAvocados]

I'm sure you lost the graft, sorry

[@IrinaSol66]

@@GraftingAvocados Thank You!

[@smokeydabeecharlescoleman8365]

Liked and shared. Nice video.

[@boydaddy9898]

The best I have seen.

[@christopienaar6446]

Thanks for the video. What root stock that is painted white in the video do you use? Thanks

[@GraftingAvocados]

Do you mean the tree or the white paint. The white is just latex white paint. The rot stock is irrelevant as I was doing a canopy change. Hope that answers your question

[@luisgonzalez8013]

Carlos Your videos are great information! Thank you very much! Do you have a video on how to graft guava trees

[@GraftingAvocados]

No I dont have guava grafting video. But if you grow them go ahead and start trying diferent ways until you hit the one that works for you.

[@chawkonyin6932]

GraftingAvocados

[@mariatoledo3763]

Great thank you so much, perfect video.

[@jibrilsaneko3969]

thank u for the clips.. have been a great help to know..

[@Nazimus]

Thank you for all your videos and channel, I have a question regarding using flower buds for grafting, will they turn into leaf buds after growing up ?

[@GraftingAvocados]

Some will come out as flowers and hopefully push leaves, other times they just push leaves.

[@fadlanhilal2919]

Nice conten mr good luck

[@heyitsalanhere]

I am planning on planting quite a few avocado saplings on some land here (Thailand) but the only nearby source of water is from a stream which is quite rust coloured. How well would the trees do if using this iron rich water source ?

[@tonycamargo8991]

Thank you Sir, I like your style, good man.

[@rosanenegro6764]

Thank you very much for sharing this video👍

[@liftedmike7415]

Hello from California! I'm just now starting my seedlings and will be planning to graft them when they are ready. I was just wondering where you get your scion wood from? Thank you

[@Tangleddogs]

You could grow your own at the same time me and my granddaughter grew eight that thrived and I'm going to take four Haas and grafted up to the other four it should be okay

[@t.kchong7354]

thank u so much for detailed info. can we cut out young branch to graft? does the age matter? or depends on the brach thickness?

[@stephencarlsbad]

Great video!

[@bluenassarius]

love your vids. what kinda knife are you using in this video to make the cuts?

[@FinspireVibe]

Hi Carlos, Thank you for such a great video. Hey! Do you sell budwood? If not, do you know of any place I can get some here in Florida? Thanks!

[@Algiers0001]

Thank you carlos for the videos. I live in algeria algiers. Our climate is vaforable for avocado trees.after 5 week when i remove the plastic sac.does the rain damage a grafting?

[@GraftingAvocados]

If there is good fusion there should be no problem after 5 weeks.

[@cgarcia1105]

Can you keep bud wood in fridge if you dont have suitable tree to graft onto while waiting

[@GraftingAvocados]

I have done it but I would not keep them in the refrigerator for more than 2 weeks, as times passes from day one the chances of success diminish. Personally I cut bud wood same day, but I have had bud wood given to me kept in refrigerator for a few days and worked well

[@MasterKenfucius]

What kind of exacto blade did you use Carlos? I've tried using scalpels but they're too clumsy for me. I need what you have.

[@GraftingAvocados]

I use the Schlick injector blades the ones that come in a dispenser they fit the exacto no 2 (not sure) handle

[@MasterKenfucius]

@@GraftingAvocados Thank you!

[@MasterKenfucius]

@@GraftingAvocados Thank you again for the tip on the Schick blades. I bought some and I have to say they are my favorite now, even better than the scalpel. I cannot believe how sharp those blades are. Truly amazing! Excellent choice Carlos!

[@kartikpoultryfishfarming]

lovely grafting

[@hazrisibuk4381]

Good job..awsome. i have an avocado garden too..i have post some of my video

[@dsvm2004]

very informative. Thank you One question tho. You say u need a bud wood to use for graft. Where do you get it from? is it just a piece of branch from the other avocado tree that has buds on them? Can you include that on a video that you make please. Thanks.

[@adamb.8854]

No wood under the bud right? Thanks😊

[@GraftingAvocados]

No wood

[@EddieMunozep]

What do you do with the branch above your grafts..

[@GraftingAvocados]

Use them to tie the new graft to as it grows. Eventually they die as long as you don't let new shoots grow in it

[@Shaun.Stephens]

Which country are you in? I ask as I'm in Auckland New Zealand and would like to know the best time of year to graft. I grew some seedlings this year as I know someone who has a grafted Hass tree who said I can have some budwood from it. I was wondering if our colder months might be too cold? Thank you.

[@hyderaliomr]

thanks , very very informative. from where i get the buddy taps?

[@GraftingAvocados]

+hyder ali I got it in Amazon

[@justgivemethetruth]

The guy at my nursery was telling me how there were two types of avocado trees, and that you needed both types for them to bear fruit. I was not sure he knew what he was talking about, although there was something on the label of the avocado trees as to type a or b or something. Do you have a video that explains any of this, and can you graft in the two types of trees together so that you do not have to worry about having the right types of trees. And is any of this true to begin with. For example, if I have both types of trees, but one dies, does that mean the other will stop beaing fruit?

[@BruceAlsup1950]

Great demonstration. I've watched several techniques and this seems to be the most efficient. Can anyone comment on a good source for the buddy tape? Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@GraftingAvocados]

+Bruce Alsup II think I got my Buddy tape from Amazon but any tape would do, just remember to remove the tape after 4-5 weeks to let the buds grow or wrap them with parafilm and that is just as good as the buddy tape.

[@fadisharara6407]

What is the age of the trunk we should take the bud from and in which time of the year we do it and the receiver trunk should be of which age please???

[@GraftingAvocados]

Buds are taking from any fruiting trees that is healthy. More than time of the year look at the scale in my web www.myavocadotrees.com/stages-of-avocado-flowering-using-the-bbch-scale.html I like 511-512 In Florida we do it starting in December to April our cooler months

[@kathyhirsch379]

i learned a lot thanks so much

[@BdDream]

Which is very nice to continue

[@sales4malidadfoods655]

Do you also cover the bud by the tape

[@GraftingAvocados]

Sometimes I do if I'm working in the area and can be on top of it. Most of the time I leave the bud out side the plastic and use parafilm to cover the bud. If I have buddy tape I stretch it thin do the whole graft and let the bud break through the thin buddy tape

[@garryperrin2408]

Very helpful.

[@GraftingAvocados]

I find that I'm using this bud grafts more and more.

[@lovadove1]

how old should ur avocado tree b before u graft onto it i have a plant i grew from a seed and have heard they most of the time don't produce fruit that grafting from a fruit bearing tree produces fruit I've had it maybe 8 months now and is pretty big already and thick already I'm also planning on putting it into the ground soon but would like to graft it first?

[@GraftingAvocados]

+weezintheamp That should work. Green branch about 1/2 inch more or less should be fine

[@lovadove1]

ok thank you very much your video was really informational

[@teresitafactoravalledor3497]

Can I do bud graft without touching the rest of the tree

[@the_DOS]

Thanks for the upload.

[@antonymathew869]

your video's well attractive how citrus culture about?

[@marko176schneider5]

Super Video.Danke!

[@udintanichannel]

Good theory boss

[@ngm4345]

Sir, how many years can avocado tree produce fruit?

[@lucajesus9946]

tenho muita vontade de aprender a enxertias não tem nenhum canal tão eficiente como esse... gostaria muito de entender oq o vídeo está falando não tem como fazer a tradução para o português sou do Brasil e sou muito fã do canal??????👍👍😁😁

[@GraftingAvocados]

Seria difícil de fazer Eu não falo português Eu teria que digitar todas as minhas instruções verbais e adicionar legendas em português levaria muito tempo

[@HieuPhan-in5xo]

Very good. Thanks.

[@Zenox101]

I live in NYC. When it's the right season to experiment such techniques?

[@GraftingAvocados]

Zenox101 i

[@GraftingAvocados]

I'm not sure, I only have experience with avocados and they don't grow in NYC. If you are experimenting with other trees I would day just as they start waking up in spring, or follow grafting times for other fruit trees in the area.

[@vijayjagtap5249]

GraftingAvocados

[@Franko91352]

Carlos what kind of knife are you using?

[@GraftingAvocados]

That is a Schick injector blade on an Exacto knives handle

[@asankawitharana5379]

nice job sir

[@selfordcalbio367]

What is the best time of year to bud avocado plants

[@GraftingAvocados]

in South Florida December to March depending on the cultivar

[@tashadelbai2532]

Good video lesson learn.

[@kathyhirsch379]

i would like to know if i can graft a 2 -3 year old tree how long that is it take to get some fruit thank u

[@GraftingAvocados]

Any where from one to two years

[@bigoliveira2617]

Muito bom Carlos!

[@asefai3370]

can do grafting in the autumn if it's little cold Vader.

[@GraftingAvocados]

Asef I hve no idea where you are. Our best months here are December to March

[@asefai3370]

hi yes I'm in Sweden. now it's 4 -12 C g .

[@keithjones2089]

Hi, so if I'm growing hass avocados from seed, what type of avocado tree should I graft onto the hass.

[@opensourceideasafrica6974]

Thank you so much

[@edpitahaya]

a great video, I learned a lot

[@dayaduman8361]

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[@tashadelbai2532]

How can I have my avacodods stay short instead grow to 12’ high

[@GraftingAvocados]

Tash, avocados are big trees, prune them and hope they fruit

[@keithjones2089]

Also how many grafts do I need to do on one tree.

[@bereniceraffaelli4290]

I'm fascinated watching many grafting videos; but CAN ANYBODY tell me what is the purpose of grafting the avocado tree? Which variety is only good for rootstocks because of its root strong healthy system? Why we do graft avocado trees? Can we accelerate the fructification time by grafting avocados?- thank you!!!!

[@smokeydabeecharlescoleman8365]

We graft to clone the tree's traits(usually the fruit's flavor. If the tree is 150 years old, our graft will be 150 year old.Root stock can be chosen for different reasons. Some are nematode resistant, some are dwarf so the tree stays smaller, some are cold hardy so the tree can be grown in a colder environment . You may want to air layer instead of graft though. Air layering has a higher success rate, and will provide fruit faster .

[@leabi3794]

berenice raffaell

[@sawoodkhaidoo4639]

berenice raffaelli the

[@shushuthonyuthe3519]

Which month is best for grafting?

[@GraftingAvocados]

In Florida the cooler months December to March

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

What tree did the bud wood come from? Thanks