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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Scion Auctions are at figbid.com user skillcult. They end on Saturday and Sunday starting at 5:00 pacfic 8:00 Eastern. Auctions end 5 minutes apart. This year on auction are Sugarwood, Vanilla Pink, Tomboy Crab, Hard Candy Cider and a couple of leftover Appleoosa scions.
Regular scion sales are @ skillcult.com/s...
Thanks for scion shopping and contributing to the new homestead fund!
Feel no remorse in being busy and slowing down on content... your previous content is a wealth of knowledge and very much appreciated. You've helped us create a much sturdier and healthier environment for growing our food. Thanks again, Steve!!
So happy do get a couple of your varietals. Have 22 harvested root stock suckers to see if I can foster a new home orchard.
What are we talking about?!
I know right?
Ohhhh apples 🍎
its a red flesh thing
If I’m a patreon supporter do I get any special access to these cuttings in any different way than if I wasn’t?
Yes. Patrons have early access according to support level.
Nice but it sill comes down to the amount of money you give or have. I like what one fig grower did with his limited cuttings. He did a raffle with his cuttings. Everyone that was interested in winning the cuttings was to donate 20.00. That got you a entry in the raffle and he entered the names into a random generator that choose three random winners. They won a 150.00 in cuttings. If they just wanted to donate but didn’t want the cuttings you could choose someone else to give them to. Maybe you could do the same in the future. He did the giveaways live. It might help boost your channel and give everyone a equal opportunity instead of having viewers get into a bidding war with each other. A social system instead of a capital system.
Hey Steven, where'd you get your Russian style axe I saw in one video?
Not sure which one you would mean. I have a lot of random axes. I don't know that much about patterns.
@@SkillCult The one with the large head laying in front of your chalkboard at the 15 second mark of your video titled "Why These Oils Are Best for Tool Handles"
Curious to learn about your Frankenstein-apple tree status. Been a long time since any updates. Thanks.
I made one with 22 varieties from the scion sales.
My big one is doing fine. I have done some others. I'm not sure which you mean. They are all doing fine though.
I'm actually about to add a few more now, thanks to some other scions I was sent, including the delicious sounding Zestar variety
Do what you gotta do..... We all understand. I'm in the same boat myself with my channel.
I have never clicked “bid” so fast in my life
ive been following for years. my favorite channel for apples. i cant wait to try these. i was able to snag a few.
@@666Necropsy they ain’t going to be cheap this time but it’s for a good cause. Hope I don’t get outbid…
thank you, just placed an order. i thought i had the other items in my cart so i made 2 orders lol oops. its only shipping. no big deal.
I will probably notice and refund shipping on one order.
@@SkillCult very much appreciate it. no worries if u miss it.
Hey, any knowledge on walnut husks containing tannins? Moved to middle tn and trying to find a source
Have you watched my video on tanning materials or read the web page on that? If not, definitely check them out. You should have plenty of sources. Any oak, hemlock and sumach come to mind. walnut hulls have it, but I hear it takes. lot of black walnut hulls to tan anything.
I have watched all your stuff haha I was making progress with acorns back in NJ but idk if tree bark will be a reasonable way for me because I don’t have enough land for trees to spare. I collected a dried a bunch of those bush leaves. I can’t remember the name off hand as it was almost two years ago but your material said it’s the highest in tannin from what I recall
If you're:
- Located in the Schengen part of the EU (sorry CH, IS, NO, def no UK), and
- Interested in some of Steven's varieties, and
- Can graft scions, and
- Willing to spread these varieties as soon as you can (ie next year)
then drop me a message with your location and experience/set up. Please note that I only have scions for 2, maybe 3 people this year so it's not going to be first come first served.
I would love to, but as of now I don't have my own homestead. Do you think you will have scions available in the future?
I'm interested. Located in Estonia. Few years of crafting experience with ~90-95% success rate. No problem to share locally.
Hi , I'm from France , and I'd like to get some Rubayiat and Appleoosa scions , would you sell/share (exchange ? ) some maybe ? thx .
Im in northern Sweden and will this year have about 300 different varietys of fruittrees and berries in the ground. I graft a lot.
Hello fella I am interested too, I live in Greece , I do graft and I have some interesting seedlings growing on right now
shame ! no more Appleoosa and Rubayiat apple scions left ! ^^ . I'll try by next year so :) . Thanx for your vids and your work !
Scraping and rasping are pretty safe, just work in a very systematic, even and symmetric way.
My previous comment didn’t stick or got deleted but Appaloosa is on figbid for around 40 a stick if you want to get in a bidding war.
@@matthewking2209 hmm I don't find , could you share the link to the bid web page please ? thx ;)
I have a small piece of appleoosa wood left I could probably send you to try. There's only probably like 3 buds on it & it's a thick piece, but it might be worth trying budchipping with
Can these be grafted onto the random crabapple tree that grew in my yard a few years ago?
incompatibility can occur among apple varieties and species, but it seems to be more the exception. I wouldn't hesitate to do that.
@btchpants
i would give it a go.