Two video suggestions for whoever likes this video and can’t wait for an update video with the grafting results. Both are recent videos showing the outcome of previous grafting exercises by Arkefthos Bonsai. ruclips.net/video/hsWyod5vA10/видео.htmlsi=V6r_LrzwNiGG_1BH ruclips.net/video/OxO-RZtb19w/видео.htmlsi=8cXkDZntuFW2_8L7
Thank you Fotis 🙏 for another interesting and informative video about pine grafting. Maybe it is time to create a grafting playlist. 😉 Good luck with these grafts. I can’t wait for the update video. Until then I will check your previous videos with your grafting successes (there is at least one with grafting results if I remember correctly!).
Hi my friend,i appreciated so much your grafting technique,you performed it perfectly,the success rate will be very high! Very compliments and happy Sunday!🤞🤞🤞😉
Definitely you can! I've done this on this black pine ruclips.net/video/kAUTS4mGnDA/видео.htmlsi=cq1-_itTaVY6IPD9 In the end of the video you will see a progress montage since 2015. In the first image in 2015, there are no lower branches. The lower branch on the left was grafted like that and the branch above it (back and to the right), was approach grafted. Good luck!
8th of September. These are part of my summer grafting. All the grafts go into a humidity chamber, where humidity stays 95% and higher (usually) and artificial lights on for 14 to 15 hours a day. Temperatures are around 20C (68 - 74F). Success rate in summer grafting is quite good, higher than 80%. Cheers!
@borkobonsai for summer grafts is 4 to 6 weeks max. Then they need to come out and acclimate to winter temperatures before they get too low, like freezing or lower. They are faster than winter grafts. With summer grafts you'll know within 2 weeks if it is succesfull or not. They tend to lose color relatively fast. But success rate is high. Cheers!
Excellent question Joey! In winter grafting, when the rootstock just woke up and the scion is dormant, it would take somewhere from 3 to 6 weeks weeks. In late summer grafting, where both are still somewhat active it takes less, 2 to 3 weeks. But still, I wouldn't take them out of the humidity chamber before 8 to 10 weeks. You risk reducing your success rate by introducing the successful grafts to extreme conditions that they can't handle yet. I choose a series of humid and cool days to slowly introduce them to outside conditions. Generally,all of these numbers vary slightly from place to place, depending on latitude, altitude and microclimates and you definitely will be required to experiment for a few years to get the highest success rate. Cheers!
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Two video suggestions for whoever likes this video and can’t wait for an update video with the grafting results. Both are recent videos showing the outcome of previous grafting exercises by Arkefthos Bonsai.
ruclips.net/video/hsWyod5vA10/видео.htmlsi=V6r_LrzwNiGG_1BH
ruclips.net/video/OxO-RZtb19w/видео.htmlsi=8cXkDZntuFW2_8L7
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Thank you!… I think! I’m not sure what this expression means 😂
@alexandros1973 oh ha ha ha, your comment is now pinned so it always appears on the top for everyone to see first!
My first pinned comment ever! 🎉🍾🎊
bro the video quality so good. I'm being healing when watching your video
Beautiful comment, thank you, I appreciate it greatly!
Lovely video, thanks for so professional and style making ❤
I appreciate it a lot Isidro! Happy holidays!
Nice bonsai material my friend n goob video
They are going to be amazing, thank you very much!
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Thank you!
@@ArkefthosBonsai and for you!)
Thank you Fotis 🙏 for another interesting and informative video about pine grafting. Maybe it is time to create a grafting playlist. 😉
Good luck with these grafts. I can’t wait for the update video. Until then I will check your previous videos with your grafting successes (there is at least one with grafting results if I remember correctly!).
A list is a great idea actually! Yes, there is one with grafts aftercare and one with updates that includes graft results. Thank you for the support!!
Love having a lesson from you bro awesome 👊👊👊👊
So now you have to do a grafting video! H ha thank you!
@@ArkefthosBonsai you know what I was thinking just that nice challenge for me 😂
@Bonsaicrazy sounds exciting! I truly can't wait to see the video! Cheers!
@@ArkefthosBonsai 👊👊
Amazing work.... simple, peaceful, and inspiring.... Thank you for sharing and happy Sunday 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you sir!
Hi my friend,i appreciated so much your grafting technique,you performed it perfectly,the success rate will be very high! Very compliments and happy Sunday!🤞🤞🤞😉
Now it will be! With your positive vibes sent across the sea! Thank you my friend!
Javanese black pine nice bonsai thank you for sharing good luck Mr
Thank you mate! Have a great Sunday!
Love your work 😊 ty
Thank you for the support, Nerina! Have a great Sunday!
Assume I want to try this on my black pine with lower branches thanks for sharing
Definitely you can! I've done this on this black pine
ruclips.net/video/kAUTS4mGnDA/видео.htmlsi=cq1-_itTaVY6IPD9
In the end of the video you will see a progress montage since 2015. In the first image in 2015, there are no lower branches. The lower branch on the left was grafted like that and the branch above it (back and to the right), was approach grafted. Good luck!
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Thank you!
Which time you make these graftings? Are you covered with plastic bag or tape the grafted needles?
8th of September. These are part of my summer grafting. All the grafts go into a humidity chamber, where humidity stays 95% and higher (usually) and artificial lights on for 14 to 15 hours a day. Temperatures are around 20C (68 - 74F). Success rate in summer grafting is quite good, higher than 80%. Cheers!
Thanks, how long they stay in this humidity chamber?
@borkobonsai for summer grafts is 4 to 6 weeks max. Then they need to come out and acclimate to winter temperatures before they get too low, like freezing or lower. They are faster than winter grafts. With summer grafts you'll know within 2 weeks if it is succesfull or not. They tend to lose color relatively fast. But success rate is high. Cheers!
Thank you
Thank you @@borkobonsai for asking all the right questions and to @ArkefthosBonsai for all the good answers 🙏
How long does it normally take for the graft to "take"?
Excellent question Joey! In winter grafting, when the rootstock just woke up and the scion is dormant, it would take somewhere from 3 to 6 weeks weeks. In late summer grafting, where both are still somewhat active it takes less, 2 to 3 weeks. But still, I wouldn't take them out of the humidity chamber before 8 to 10 weeks. You risk reducing your success rate by introducing the successful grafts to extreme conditions that they can't handle yet. I choose a series of humid and cool days to slowly introduce them to outside conditions. Generally,all of these numbers vary slightly from place to place, depending on latitude, altitude and microclimates and you definitely will be required to experiment for a few years to get the highest success rate. Cheers!