Thank you very much for uploading these informative videos, I really like the idea of the double grafting technique. I have read that dual rooted plants, specially mango will will not have alternating productivity, the trees will remain dwarf in size ( a trait that is desired in High density plantation ) and will produce fruit sooner. Do you have experience with these results?
agriperma No. It cannot happen. Alternate bearing is its genetic character. Shoot needs maturity of 14 months to producer. Hence any type of grafting cannot change this. However there are many varieties/genotypes of mango with regular bearing. That is also pseudo character. That is it flowers on some branches this year and on other branches next year. Further double grafting cannot make the plant dwarf. However all graft plants are dwarf and flower soon compared to seedlings.
Shramajeevi I appreciate the feedback, I originally got this information from www.dizonexoticfruittrees.com/ref/technology.htm I am not affiliated with them, I just wanted confirmation from you, I like the idea of the double stone graft, and I think I will try this. regarding rootstock, some varieties of rootstock have more a tendency to make plant more dwarf. because the rootstock is a variety that is normally small tree. In the USA I have two mango trees, one is variety called Pickering, and the other is called Valencia pride. Both are grafted trees, grafted on same root stock of local variety called, "turpentine" but the trees are very different, Valencia pride is famous for being a fast growing tree, hard to control size, I joke to people, and tell them you plant a Valencia pride, you need to step back. The Pickering is naturally slow/dwarf growing, easy to control. some people grow this variety in pots. Manila variety is very fast grower Nam Doc Mai, and Maha Chanok, seem slow, and easy to control. Anyway I have been watching many of your other videos, you have a wealth of great information. I am happy you respond, and I will probably ask you some more questions later, as I like to keep learning all I can.
very educational and informative, 1 question does the scion has a specific way to develop before cut and used, or it can be used any ho, am talking of mangos ?
I have a question. Here where I'm posted at present has a variety of Mango which is very much good quality but the tree is large so growing in pot for terrace garden may not be possible. Can we do anything so that we can grow this particular variety in pot where we will get optimum fruiting also? please explain...
Sir i try this method 10 plants but one plant is success,so I want to full detail how mm length of mother plants .& can I used plastic tap instead of polythene.?
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The best video on grafting of mango.... Concise and to the point . Superb presentation....
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thank you. great video
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A good lesson.
Thank you very much for uploading these informative videos, I really like the idea of the double grafting technique.
I have read that dual rooted plants, specially mango will will not have alternating productivity, the trees will remain dwarf in size ( a trait that is desired in High density plantation ) and will produce fruit sooner.
Do you have experience with these results?
agriperma No. It cannot happen. Alternate bearing is its genetic character. Shoot needs maturity of 14 months to producer. Hence any type of grafting cannot change this. However there are many varieties/genotypes of mango with regular bearing. That is also pseudo character. That is it flowers on some branches this year and on other branches next year. Further double grafting cannot make the plant dwarf. However all graft plants are dwarf and flower soon compared to seedlings.
Shramajeevi
I appreciate the feedback, I originally got this information from
www.dizonexoticfruittrees.com/ref/technology.htm
I am not affiliated with them, I just wanted confirmation from you,
I like the idea of the double stone graft, and I think I will try this.
regarding rootstock, some varieties of rootstock have more a tendency to make plant more dwarf. because the rootstock is a variety that is normally small tree.
In the USA I have two mango trees, one is variety called Pickering, and the other is called Valencia pride. Both are grafted trees, grafted on same root stock of local variety called, "turpentine" but the trees are very different, Valencia pride is famous for being a fast growing tree, hard to control size, I joke to people, and tell them you plant a Valencia pride, you need to step back. The Pickering is naturally slow/dwarf growing, easy to control. some people grow this variety in pots.
Manila variety is very fast grower
Nam Doc Mai, and Maha Chanok, seem slow, and easy to control.
Anyway I have been watching many of your other videos, you have a wealth of great information. I am happy you respond, and I will probably ask you some more questions later, as I like to keep learning all I can.
Good information!
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very educational and informative, 1 question does the scion has a specific way to develop before cut and used, or it can be used any ho, am talking of mangos ?
Please watch full length video Grafting Techniques. It explains everything
good information.
Thank you
I have a question. Here where I'm posted at present has a variety of Mango which is very much good quality but the tree is large so growing in pot for terrace garden may not be possible. Can we do anything so that we can grow this particular variety in pot where we will get optimum fruiting also? please explain...
No sir. Mango is not a suitable plant for the terrace. Don't try
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ye kaun se village ka video hai ... pls bataiyye
Where CAN I OBTAIN" SOME POLLLY COVERS"? MATE YOUR VIDEO IS VERY GOOD THANKS FOR SHARING
Thank you. You can buy poly pouches in any shop selling nursery related materials.
thank you my friend i was'nt sure
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Sir i try this method 10 plants but one plant is success,so I want to full detail how mm length of mother plants .& can I used plastic tap instead of polythene.?
Graftting done but no leaf come
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Sir, what is Stone, why do you call Stone method... Pls clarify, thank you.
Mango seed is called stone. As this grafting is done on very young plants coming out of mango stone, it is called stone grafting
What is the benefit of stone grafting
Watch the video full length. It explains
Season of sowing seeds..? And season of grafting..?
June first week sowing and grafting from July first week
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