The Easy Way to Graft Mangoes without Failure!

An Easy Way to Connect Unripe Mango Shoots. In this video, it is explained and practiced in detail how to graft a mango tree by grafting the shoots without using a lid. With this technique, grafting the tops of the mango trees from seeds bears fruit quickly, of course, with the correct maintenance techniques. Mango tree grafting using the grafting technique is commonly practiced, because the method is very easy and the success rate is very high. On average, using the grafting technique the success reaches 90% and the average grafting time is 3 weeks to 1 month, of course if the grafting technique is correct. Starting from the selection of buds, rootstock (seedling) and how to connect the right. Here it will be explained in as much detail as possible so that novice grafters can understand it properly.
In grafting mango trees with the grafting technique, there are several methods used, namely using a lid and without a lid. In this video, practice using the method of grafting mango shoots without a lid. How to graft mango shoots without a lid is increasingly popular because it doesn't need shade and can be done in an open area, even with the intensity of hot sunlight. So this method of grafting mango trees without a lid can be used in open land to replace varieties of mango trees that are already producing or to combine various types of mango trees in one tree. The way to connect mango shoots without a lid is very easy, simple, can withstand extreme weather and does not require special skills. Therefore, this method of grafting mango shoots without a lid is very suitable for beginners and even grafting professionals. This method of grafting mango shoots can also be applied to grafting durian shoots, grafting avocado shoots, grafting grapes, grafting, grafting, grafting longan shoots, grafting water guava, grafting oranges, grafting jackfruit, grafting rambutan, grafting guava crystal and also can be done not only planted fruit. For example for ornamental plants such as bougenville shoot grafting, andenium shoot grafting and other ornamental plant grafting.