Anton Gauna Not to be hating on you, but they were saying that what he did was totally new. Grafting has been a practice for quite some time now. Only now has a single tree been able to produce 40 fruit.
I have been learning to Bonsai & Graft this past week. I started looking in to this because I want so many types of plants in my yard but not enough room so this pretty much helps with the space saving. (Just turned 24 and bought my first home so I have begun my dream garden)
This may not be new, how ever, to take this idea and use it in the modern world is worth sharing. How many other ideas have been born through this Mother of invention and keeping these old plumbs going. Well done Sam. How wonderful the blossom must look.
THIS guy is a genius!! Funny thing is t I always wanted to do what he did...………. if I had the means. I am ecstatic that somebody actually did it!! Beautiful!!
I didn't know people here didn't know this😕.. Back in my country Nepal, we did this all the time.. We did it with flowers too.. Different kinds of roses in one looks really pretty..❤️👌🏼
Grafting isn't a new idea but I really like the artistic value of it all. The tree is very pretty. You can use grafting in order to cross pollinate since you have more than one variety on the same tree.
0:26 everything about this project is fascinating and the professor who developed this magic idea is a Great person and a masterful credit to horticultural successes. Thank you for sharing the results
Very cool to see root-stock take on so many grafts. Would be awesome to see an update on these grafted specimens. Home Depot currently has rolled out their bare-root plants with varying types of berries as well as fruit trees with three to four cultivars grafted on one. I went ahead a picked up a grafted apple and a grafted pear tree.
I love when he's asked, "How long does it take to graft?" And he has NO idea, so he puts on his serious news face and goes, "2-3 years". Dude, stick grafting can take hold in as little as 2 weeks and bud grafting takes no more than 8 months.
You're correct, but he mentioned the "grafting process", and the artist behind the tree has mentioned that he does them in grafting batches every 2-3 years, so he's not totally off the mark.
Sorry, but nothing new here. In my family, growers in Southern California were doing this in the 1920's on a few citrus trees near their homes (but not on the production portion of their groves). For production, you need uniformity of the crop, but creating "Frankenstein" trees would give your family a variety of fruits instead of a flood of identical product. As far as I know, all the orchard fruits we now eat are grown on trees which started out as a grafting onto a different rootstock (sometimes the desired product is grafted to a different trunk which was grafted to a different rootstock). Citrus trees take very well to grafting different fruits onto a base tree, but there are limits; for instance, you can't get avocados to grow on a lemon tree.
In my country it's been done for centuries. i mean it was done in grandpaas's time, unfutunately not a lot of people are interested in anymore. Yet i must say, that it was done mostly with pears and apples and not with 40 types of fruits.
Roger Keulen the united states holds some of the oldest trees on earth and most certainly the largest trees which are also the largest biological thing ever on earth that we know of... just because our country is under 300 years old doesn't mean anything we clearly look at everything the USA has achieved with smart people and hard work with people from cultures all around the world so basically you saying Americans think everything is new your saying the whole world thinks that way... stop using stereotypes and use logic. anyone who paints a country of 329m people with a broad paintbrush like that is an ignorant moron.
Cayapas Actually, these journalists and our government leaders are city bred college educated dolt whose knowledge of physical sciences is learned from Al Gore. They promote and help pass really bad laws.. Most of the rest of us regular folk know about grafting, and it has been practiced here since the first colonists arrived. When I watched this with my daughter she asked if new people were stupider than normal people. Maybe this professor needs a Nobel prize for discovering grafting!
MyBarbAnne Europe thinks the same...done that and got the T-shirt. Have a P9 root with a nice english Cox in my garden. It's a good year for apples where i live :-)
You may have old trees, but your country is a falling apart piece of shit. Your people are largely stupid, your government is the world's bully and your food is fake and unhealthy.
what amazes me is that he could help change attitudes, to the ideas of gm as he shows just how reaaly diverse nature is and that trees are possibly versatile beyond the minds of scientists So eat and devour the tree of the fruit of ... the professor
This is very useful of just one tree for all sorts fruits suitable for not big land to grow all this fruit trees. So we can do it in just one tree to make all fruits we can graphs, wow! This is in the Bible so now it’s come out real happen by our experimenting. Genius indeed.
That's cool. When I buy multi-grafts a lot of the times branches die because they compete within the tree's system for sap and nutrients, etc. It is a real shame that New York would tear out that orchard ... that is a real crime.
the thing is: just because some daily-news-guy did not yet hear of something, it does not mean that it is "entirely new" this has been done for centuries.
Ok, true indeed, the scale is amazing. It takes years and years to get there. A friend of mine had recently taken care one of of my apple trees, grafting on 7 different types. Looking pretty good so far, 95% success rate - and that's just the start. :)
As these limbs are just limbs, does any of the DNA spread throughout the tree? My real question is, if it was alive long enough, could a fruit bear a seed that will grow a tree with multiple fruit? I doubt very seriously it would grow them all, but even two, or three types grown directly from a seed would be really cool. Another question would be, could you graft a fruit limb onto another type of tree, say a maple? If that were possible, you could make (possibly) any tree a fruit/nut/berry bearer. Personally, I'm thinking of a multi-berry tree, or bush. Ok, last question... would bush to tree grafting work?
And in the earth are neighbouring tracts, and gardens of vines, and green crops (fields etc.), and date-palms, growing out two or three from a single stem root, or otherwise (one stem root for every palm ), watered with the same water, yet some of them We make more excellent than others to eat. Verily, in these things, there are Ayat (proofs, evidences, lessons, signs) for the people who understand. Noble Quran Ch 13 Vers 4
I find it anoying that the outcome of using science to save those trees is always seen as a biblical miracle. Not paying attention to the man who spent countless hours and adapting new ways of grafting to make it possible.
Vonte Thomas It is possible to do the same with citrus trees, but it carries a huge risk of spreading a devastating disease called HLB or citrus greening if the budwood does not come from the correct source. Check out my channel to learn how to do it safely and to learn about a source for hundreds of varieties of disease-free citrus budwood.
this is amazing I'm actually have started to graft if I'm successful I can feed a few of the homeless around where I live have been able to do this to roses so far :)
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Geniuses in the comments, we understand that grafting isn't new. But having this many types of fruits on 1 tree is an amazing feat.
Not really. And you can buy multi-fruit trees in commercially--usually up to 6 types, because the labor adds cost.
@@genli5603 🍪
Love it
@@genli5603 and you can buy them for $30 now
@@genli5603 I'm pretty sure 40 is a little more than 6
Grafting is nothing new, but there's no denying that his idea is brilliant with a delicious outcome.
Its more than grafting. Its 1800s fruit varieties on one tree
I know, it's just so beautiful and the fact that it produces stone fruits is awesome.
Bruce Wayne Yep, old crap on a stick. (We also have them here, for people that only like old stuff and internet :-)
Anton Gauna Not to be hating on you, but they were saying that what he did was totally new. Grafting has been a practice for quite some time now. Only now has a single tree been able to produce 40 fruit.
Dark Matter No worries, I don't see it as you hating. =)
Grafting has been long time practice but its my first time to hear doing it with 40 different varieties in a single Tree. He is indeed amazing. 😊😊
True
I have been learning to Bonsai & Graft this past week. I started looking in to this because I want so many types of plants in my yard but not enough room so this pretty much helps with the space saving. (Just turned 24 and bought my first home so I have begun my dream garden)
Meghan Hargrave Good luck in your new home. What a wonderful start to adulthood.
+Meghan Hargrave
Best of Luck...for your new home & wonderful life ahead...
How things did go?
It's been 6 years, how did the grafting go?
@@sandhanitizer15 Peach Plum & Cherry on a single tree. Success!
This may not be new, how ever, to take this idea and use it in the modern world is worth sharing. How many other ideas have been born through this Mother of invention and keeping these old plumbs going. Well done Sam. How wonderful the blossom must look.
THIS guy is a genius!!
Funny thing is t I always wanted to do what he did...………. if I had the means. I am ecstatic that somebody actually did it!!
Beautiful!!
I didn't know people here didn't know this😕.. Back in my country Nepal, we did this all the time.. We did it with flowers too.. Different kinds of roses in one looks really pretty..❤️👌🏼
+uzumaki naruto that's city folk for ya
Same here. My mum said when she was little back in Sri Lanka, that she used to this with fruit. So this isn't that new to me either.
+dill harris I guess.. 😐
What America are you talking about?
that is also the UK
This tree is amazing!
I am going to use this as my report for my subject :)
Grafting isn't a new idea but I really like the artistic value of it all. The tree is very pretty. You can use grafting in order to cross pollinate since you have more than one variety on the same tree.
The tree looks absolutely stunning when it flowers 👍
0:26 everything about this project is fascinating and the professor who developed this magic idea is a Great person and a masterful credit to horticultural successes. Thank you for sharing the results
he's got green and bless hands. beautiful
Such a beautiful display of colors. Nice variety of fruit from one tree.
Amazing! Keep the genetics alive!! #replant 🌱 #grafting #heirloom
Planting these trees along the sides or roads, streets, in parks, and in other public places will ensure no one goes hungry.
Very cool to see root-stock take on so many grafts. Would be awesome to see an update on these grafted specimens. Home Depot currently has rolled out their bare-root plants with varying types of berries as well as fruit trees with three to four cultivars grafted on one. I went ahead a picked up a grafted apple and a grafted pear tree.
I love when he's asked, "How long does it take to graft?" And he has NO idea, so he puts on his serious news face and goes, "2-3 years". Dude, stick grafting can take hold in as little as 2 weeks and bud grafting takes no more than 8 months.
You're correct, but he mentioned the "grafting process", and the artist behind the tree has mentioned that he does them in grafting batches every 2-3 years, so he's not totally off the mark.
Such a humble man..
I see this more as a work of art
Sorry, but nothing new here. In my family, growers in Southern California were doing this in the 1920's on a few citrus trees near their homes (but not on the production portion of their groves). For production, you need uniformity of the crop, but creating "Frankenstein" trees would give your family a variety of fruits instead of a flood of identical product. As far as I know, all the orchard fruits we now eat are grown on trees which started out as a grafting onto a different rootstock (sometimes the desired product is grafted to a different trunk which was grafted to a different rootstock). Citrus trees take very well to grafting different fruits onto a base tree, but there are limits; for instance, you can't get avocados to grow on a lemon tree.
iTheGeek Do you like to waste your time reading about old news?
iTheGeek News is literally "new." News does not define the content, whether it is murders or blossoms. For a geek, you're fairly superficial.
iTheGeek The quality of your posts indicates that your glasses are shot glasses.
iTheGeek Citrus trees do not respond well to shots.
+Ed Price True in are front house they have a lemon,orange and a tangerene i can't spell it right.
Id always wanted to do this when i was younger. Never knew whether or not it would work. Good to know now that it will.
In my country it's been done for centuries. i mean it was done in grandpaas's time, unfutunately not a lot of people are interested in anymore. Yet i must say, that it was done mostly with pears and apples and not with 40 types of fruits.
Cayapas There American.... For them every thing is still new and exciting.... Our tree's are older than there country.
Roger Keulen the united states holds some of the oldest trees on earth and most certainly the largest trees which are also the largest biological thing ever on earth that we know of... just because our country is under 300 years old doesn't mean anything we clearly look at everything the USA has achieved with smart people and hard work with people from cultures all around the world so basically you saying Americans think everything is new your saying the whole world thinks that way... stop using stereotypes and use logic. anyone who paints a country of 329m people with a broad paintbrush like that is an ignorant moron.
Cayapas Actually, these journalists and our government leaders are city bred college educated dolt whose knowledge of physical sciences is learned from Al Gore. They promote and help pass really bad laws.. Most of the rest of us regular folk know about grafting, and it has been practiced here since the first colonists arrived. When I watched this with my daughter she asked if new people were stupider than normal people. Maybe this professor needs a Nobel prize for discovering grafting!
MyBarbAnne Europe thinks the same...done that and got the T-shirt. Have a P9 root with a nice english Cox in my garden. It's a good year for apples where i live :-)
You may have old trees, but your country is a falling apart piece of shit. Your people are largely stupid, your government is the world's bully and your food is fake and unhealthy.
Muito bonito, parabéns!!!! Aqui no brasil nunca se viu isso. Que coisa linda !!!
what amazes me is that he could help change attitudes, to the ideas of gm as he shows just how reaaly diverse nature is and that trees are possibly versatile beyond the minds of scientists So eat and devour the tree of the fruit of ... the professor
I wish I could have a few of these trees.
i wonder if he can grow brains in a tree, a lot of people need one, best customers for that will be politicians
...and morning TV show hosts.
yeah, that too, also so so called music stars
Zelez Forever and a lot of people in this comment section
You do have to bring politics in everything don't you
Thank you! Leave politics alone for one second, PLEASE!
I knew a dude who used to do it with weed😎. Pretty cool stuff
Absolutely Amazing
Grafting IS something new, and this fella invented it! Did you guys even watch?!? lol
I want that tree in my backyard.
Same. Did you ever happen to find one?
Interracial tree nice
This is very useful of just one tree for all sorts fruits suitable for not big land to grow all this fruit trees. So we can do it in just one tree to make all fruits we can graphs, wow! This is in the Bible so now it’s come out real happen by our experimenting. Genius indeed.
Saving all those species amazing
That's cool. When I buy multi-grafts a lot of the times branches die because they compete within the tree's system for sap and nutrients, etc.
It is a real shame that New York would tear out that orchard ... that is a real crime.
justgivemethetruth X
This really is fascinating.
Dr Saluja from London says Graft fruit branches on existing Normal trees and reduce Food hunger for General public.
BEAUTIFUL..IDEA....KEEP IT UP JOE...
Suresh Babu Mama
joe mana
What is the mother tree species?
That is Art!!
"Is that a plum?" *FACEPALM*
Bruhhh i cringed when i saw that part
*FACEPLUM*
Nice work
Hum i think all grow one or more.
What a humble, nice guy.
The Tree of Life
It's beautiful ❤️
You get all you're fruit from one tree! That used to be something in fairytales!!
Such a wonderful thing! I wish I could do this!
Where is the follow up video?
wow that is amazing.....kick off and play... wonderful fruits...
U had used u r mind in a different way..Amazing ....perfect mind...
Amazing you the fuckn man bro...I'm giving this a go but only 5 fruit
Knowledge increased
In what kind of tree did he stared?
Tree of life in a fruitful bowl, who’s branches runneth over.
I grafted citrus and lemon, i call it CLITRUS 😋
Wow awesome 🤗💕 God bless more and more 🙏😇💗
love this thank god for everything
Well… I don’t have to wonder what this would be like anymore.
the thing is:
just because some daily-news-guy did not yet hear of something, it does not mean that it is "entirely new"
this has been done for centuries.
On this scale it has not, which makes it quite interesting.
Ok, true indeed, the scale is amazing. It takes years and years to get there.
A friend of mine had recently taken care one of of my apple trees, grafting on 7 different types.
Looking pretty good so far, 95% success rate - and that's just the start. :)
Amazing
I wonder if the same could be done to a bonsai tree.
If they're all blossoming on the same schedule then not a prolum I'm guessing.
4 season tree
The tree of life
Inspiring
40 different varieties of plums
The tree of life recreated???
Very great and exciting i want to have one from that tree sir ...
As these limbs are just limbs, does any of the DNA spread throughout the tree? My real question is, if it was alive long enough, could a fruit bear a seed that will grow a tree with multiple fruit? I doubt very seriously it would grow them all, but even two, or three types grown directly from a seed would be really cool.
Another question would be, could you graft a fruit limb onto another type of tree, say a maple? If that were possible, you could make (possibly) any tree a fruit/nut/berry bearer. Personally, I'm thinking of a multi-berry tree, or bush.
Ok, last question... would bush to tree grafting work?
And in the earth are neighbouring tracts, and gardens of vines, and green crops (fields etc.), and date-palms, growing out two or three from a single stem root, or otherwise (one stem root for every palm ), watered with the same water, yet some of them We make more excellent than others to eat. Verily, in these things, there are Ayat (proofs, evidences, lessons, signs) for the people who understand. Noble Quran Ch 13 Vers 4
will they work in the UK
I want one for my yard
Crazy cool! Who woulda thunk ?
Only plants within same family are grafted?
Please answer this question because I want to do grafting in 5 'o' clock plant.
Yes eg citrus family.
Amazing stuff here... in many different ways.
Yes sir it was very amazing and interesting i like it.....
So amazing
Just WOW !
The shnozberries taste like Apricots?
Where can I buy one
This is so cool
His collection must be extensive
Reformed Theology:
I believe this is more the "grafted onto the Vine" example (John 15:1-8) than the "tree of life" one!🤔
_..."The Tree Of Forty Fruit"..._ 🌱...
I find it anoying that the outcome of using science to save those trees is always seen as a biblical miracle. Not paying attention to the man who spent countless hours and adapting new ways of grafting to make it possible.
Nice !!
When my teacher told me about it then I have seen this video.
(...) e todas as frutas que ela dá são do meu agrado! (...) and all the fruit she gives are to my liking!
Online people make always jokes about real stuff.
Yoshi! Share some fruit with Bowser.
Could we graph alomnds to pear trees?
Not to pear, pear can graft to European quince I believe but that's it. Almond can graft with otherstone fruits - cherry, plum, peach, and nectarine.
Whats this tree called
So what happened to this project?
very much miraclus
I am back to this video after 5 years now whats the update .lol
Professor can different type of tree grow fife rent fruits. Can these tree develop resister to cold
Can we do the same thing with citrus trees
Vonte Thomas It is possible to do the same with citrus trees, but it carries a huge risk of spreading a devastating disease called HLB or citrus greening if the budwood does not come from the correct source. Check out my channel to learn how to do it safely and to learn about a source for hundreds of varieties of disease-free citrus budwood.
Forefathers one and all
BEAR WITNESS
he claims it will, the tree shown is a rendering. it was in 2014, haven't heard anything since bet it didn't work
I have pears, apples a nd oeach trees, what could I mix and match
this is amazing I'm actually have started to graft if I'm successful I can feed a few of the homeless around where I live have been able to do this to roses so far :)
what kind of tree is that love to know thanks
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