I love your videos. I am 79years old and in the last two years I have made 4 raised beds and started to grow my own vegetables. I have also managed to grow 4 clementine trees. 1 nectarine 2 lemon and have just potted an apricot seed. I have done all this by just watching your videos and it has given me an interest and new lease of life and I would like to say a very big thank you you make everything so easy.
Project Diaries You guys have a much nicer spring than us! Your videos really inspired me to grow everything from seed on my small Montreal balcony. Keep your head up, mate!
On of my all time favourite apples trees grew from seed, some you win, some you loose. That tree has a sucker growing about 5’ away and weirdly those apples are different again. I’ve recently been searching friends allotments for rare old varieties and grafting them. One I’ve managed to graft never has grubs, is super sweet and keeps from October to Feb. Great videos! : all the best - Steve
So happy to see a new video. My best friend has arthritis the pain takes away her energy and makes everyday life difficult. Like you she has a positive attitude and smiles hiding the pain of everday task. Been praying for you so glad that you were able to complete another video. 😁😇
I only just discovered this channel with my mum She loves you because your channel is super educational and you're not just stealing content from other people by commenting on their behaviour or something, so you're already on her good side lol I really hope you'll do cherries sometime, they're one of my favourite fruits!
Lovely to see you again! Don’t know if this is a new video or an editing of an old one but I really hope you are feeling better . Must say I had my heart in my mouth when you were slicing that bud given what has happened to your fingers/ hands in the past!
one of my friends put and apple seed in the refrigerator and it grew and put it in the soil and it 7 feet tall and its fruting already and its been 1 1/2 years
Your looking good today. Thanks for another great and info filled video. I bought a 5 kind of apple but only one kind is making apples, the other branches have leaves but no flowers. I'm hoping that it just takes longer for the others. Peace and love. Blessings
Didn’t know how bud grafting was done. Thanks! 🍎 are fascinating. There are so many tasty varieties of them McIntosh, Pink Lady, Staymen Winesap. Grimes Golden, Granny Smith and the list goes on.
Glad you’re feeling better. May I request some fruit trees you can grow from seed? I was thinking maybe Starfruit (Carambola), Persimmons, and Pomegranate. Thanks! Give your Grandad a hug for me.
Really glad to watch a new video from you! Hope you're at least a bit better! I've tried your slug tramps and they were fantastic! Thanks for sharing all this info!
Thats really interesting, I decided to see if the granny smith apples grow from seed and honey due melons I don't expect fruit or expect them as Ive never grown anything from seed its more for the plant but never New this about apples
Many sources say 'Don't grow a fruit tree from a seed', but some people have done it and gotten delicious results... ;-) I am going to be adventurous and try from seed a certain variety not found here (then I'll graft it to an existing apple tree)
There's a 1 in a million chance it'll be amazing so it's always worth a shot if you have the space and time. I just didn't want people to wonder why it's more than likely going to be inedible after all those years :)
The same can be said of any trees, including citruses - it is always a potential surprise. Still, people and nature have grown fruit trees from seed for thousands of years... There is a wild apple forest in Central Asia, in Uzbekistan or Tajikistan, and foreign researchers visiting there were amazed at the taste of those apples. Some of your videos also show how to grow a tree from seed (lemons), which is also risky :) In Russia one can buy seeds for any fruit tree imaginable, and apparently they grow up well and produce. In the West, it is not fashionable any more, so gardening centers discourage people from doing it... which is a pity. I will try to grow a seedling from a variety I love, and graft it onto to an existing tree just to get a little taste.
I hope that you are feeling well Lee. I was very pleased to see grafting included in this video and would gladly watch a video on grafting where you can go into more death.
Project Diaries I know u never properly left but u know what I mean lol....I'm good thank you back to full health been a couple of months but I'm now back out in the garden but much like yourself lost all my early sowings etc through illness and playing catch up....hope to see you back to full health and out in the garden soon x
I was only playing ;) I'm so glad you're back on your feet. It's so frustrating that we wait all of winter and then unhealthy over the sowing period. The garden is such a mess this year but I simply can't do anything about it. Keep me posted on your success. Good luck :)
Project Diaries aww yeah it's so disappointing to do all the work and end up with nothing....I have managed to catch summer have some beans growing, pumpkins, courgettes and a little salad and herb garden at the moment and the weather has been amazing too which helps....a few of my neighbours knew I had an operation and know how much I love my garden so they helped me get my raised bed renewed and donated some tomato plants and pepper plants that I lost and i was given free manure aswell so I am extreamly greatful for that and for my health.....I will definatly keep you updated sending lots of well wishes from sunny Scotland and remember we can grow in every season so as soon as you are well enough get out in the garden even if it's for a little fresh air :-) x
another great video, love your vids, they are so informative and inspired me to plant a lot of different stuff in my garden (first year gardener!) going well so far! I will be praying for you and yours and thanks for the awesome vids man!
BTW, there are viable wild apple variaties that breed true in the US, same with the other fruiting plants you mentioned, we have sour cherry, wild plumb, wild peach and muskadine that grow in my area. Not so much apple, you will find those farther northeast in Pennsylvania growing wild. I believe a wildlife ag service also provides the wild apple seedlings online from that area.
That was really neat!! I never really thought about doing this before, but you got me interested now. Thanks for the easy to understand info. I hope you and your Granddad are both doing well and getting better.
I know it's probably not the best idea but I'm growing apple trees from seed anyway. I am also growing both Hass & Shepard avocado trees from seeds but I don't expect an exact copy of the Hass avocados that the supermarket sold me. I think that the supermarket thinks that I'll grow quite a few avocados to the point I won't have to pay for them.
lookin good lee! hope youre feeling better :) I love grafting, i used to do it with all my parents houseplants when i was a kid! or.. try to at least :p there was no youtube (or internet for that matter :p) so all I knew about it came from a picture and a bit of text in some gardening book.. but still great fun! aahhh those pre-internet days :p
i just saw in one of the comments that your operation was cancelled :( keep your head up sweetheart, were all thinking of you and sending over some digital internet hugs!! aahhh the magical internet, what would we do without it :)
Sutherland. It will almost definitely not be the same tree. However plant a lot of them so that you have a higher chance on getting good fruit. Check out the channel “David the good” and look for his videos on citrus from seed.
I currently live in the Philippines, and there are no apple trees in my vicinity to cut off from. Any tips on how to grow Apple trees in a tropical climate?
this comment is funny because I have desire to grow mangos and lemons and avacados and papayas and persimmons and many other things which require tropical and apple trees are mostly all that people grow around here.
@@artbyrobot1 I am from Norway, and there also most people with a suitable garden have apple trees, pear trees, plum trees, strawberries and similar cool climate fruit and veggies.
My thought is that in an orchard there are many of the same trees next to each other, so you may get some good seeds, and if not as long as you have the room why not try to create the next best apple cultivar?
Thanks for the information it is so easy to grow trees and a good thing to do for the planet. I wonder though if you do use apple seeds from a commercial orchard I would have thought the chances are they will have been pollinated from the same variety. Unless of course it was done by a bee with a sense of humor (joking). Also if you do grow them from seed they too can be used as root stock and other varieties grafted onto them. Just a thought
I too have decided to be somewhat adventurous in that I have collected seeds from three different wild apples or some would call crab apples. All produce distinctly different apples one off which my mother compares the taste to a macintosh. And if they grow for me and I can get more than one two grow I'm going to graft them together in a few combinations and see what I can get. So this video I will be watching several times I'm sure. And thank you for all your help. I have quite the collection of plants and trees going on. My lemon tree I started back in March is about 6-8 inches tall now. Along with so many others. Sorry that you suffer with a disability I to have things going on. It was uplifting to know that my country is not the only one that puts its people through the ringer before they approve anything though. I know how much it sucks I'm still waiting for an answer and the ability to pay my bills and it's been 2 years.
🍏🌳🍎 It's important to grow apples from seeds. Golden Delicious and Granny Smith varieties both just sprang up from tossed seeds! lol Have you tried growing elderberries from cuttings? You just put a cutting in a jar of water on your window sill, and they quickly shoot roots like a willow tree does! 🍎🍎
Truth sometimes you will end up with good thing sometimes dont . But its important to grow fruits from seeds . Otherwise many new taste will stay undiscovered . We will stuck with same stuff like forever
Hooray for apples 🍏🍎! I used to watch my grandpa graft apple trees. Wish I had paid more attention at the time. Our immediate microclime-our patio is better for growing Mediterranean plants or succulents than apples. At least I have some tiny heat tolerant peach 🍑 trees to try. Have a nice day!
You can intentionally pollinate a couple select branches and be pretty sure what your getting. It’s also a good way to possibly come up with trees that have desirable traits from both trees such as disease resistance. But yes just taking random seeds and planting them is a crap shoot.
I'd reccomend everyone grow from seed, sure it may not taste better but you have a 1 in 10,000 chance of hitting the taste jackpot and sell it for millions
i've always wanted to try and make some kind of fruit salad tree. i read somewhere that you can graft things like plums to apple trees, but the success rate would be low. though, facts on the internet may not always be correct. but it wouldn't hurt to try.
rallekralle11 No. this will not work. Things that will work in one tree would be Plum, Peach, Apricot, Almond, and Cherry all grafted together. This is because they belong to the Prunus genus.
You plant a number of then in pots/bags then transplant the ones you want to keep into the orchard. If the seeds came from wild trees then you can use the root stock of the ones you do not want to keep since they have proven survival genetics. Any other way of starting an orchard cost a lot of money.
Thank you so much for the info. I never knew that. I planted 4 seeds but failed. What about pear? I hope you are getting better. Make new videos when you are better please. Don't force yourself.
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I love your videos. I am 79years old and in the last two years I have made 4 raised beds and started to grow my own vegetables. I have also managed to grow 4 clementine trees. 1 nectarine 2 lemon and have just potted an apricot seed. I have done all this by just watching your videos and it has given me an interest and new lease of life and I would like to say a very big thank you you make everything so easy.
All the best, happy gardening 😀
Valerie Jones hi 👋 are you in uk grow ling lemon 🍋 trees? If so outside or inside? Thanks 🙏
That’s amazing!
Cobweb Cat in the uk growing from seed in greenhouse in the winter in garden summer
Good work Val !
So happy to see you smile again.
Glad to see you're doing better!
Thanks! This was actually filmed months ago but I am doing a little better today :)
Project Diaries You guys have a much nicer spring than us! Your videos really inspired me to grow everything from seed on my small Montreal balcony. Keep your head up, mate!
On of my all time favourite apples trees grew from seed, some you win, some you loose. That tree has a sucker growing about 5’ away and weirdly those apples are different again. I’ve recently been searching friends allotments for rare old varieties and grafting them. One I’ve managed to graft never has grubs, is super sweet and keeps from October to Feb. Great videos! : all the best - Steve
So happy to see a new video. My best friend has arthritis the pain takes away her energy and makes everyday life difficult. Like you she has a positive attitude and smiles hiding the pain of everday task. Been praying for you so glad that you were able to complete another video. 😁😇
I only just discovered this channel with my mum
She loves you because your channel is super educational and you're not just stealing content from other people by commenting on their behaviour or something, so you're already on her good side lol
I really hope you'll do cherries sometime, they're one of my favourite fruits!
with grafting, you would typically do it in late winter/early spring so that the buds/branches are still dormant
love to see a full grafting video
Good morning!!! Hope you are feeling well!!! 😊☀️. Yes please do a grafting video!
Morning! I'm doing ok thanks. :)
You can stick trees together and they grow incredible! Had no idea
Exactly what I was thinking. I always thought it would be like random organ donation.
Lovely video with very easy to understand steps while also including some very technical terminology..I'm ready!
Great to see you out and about Lee! Your videos and your work are so important. Thank you! 😊
Lovely to see you again! Don’t know if this is a new video or an editing of an old one but I really hope you are feeling better . Must say I had my heart in my mouth when you were slicing that bud given what has happened to your fingers/ hands in the past!
one of my friends put and apple seed in the refrigerator and it grew and put it in the soil and it 7 feet tall and its fruting already and its been 1 1/2 years
AHHH WELCOME BACK! My Favorite garden channel! Please do a grafting video!
A Greek gentleman had 8 oranges on his tree and it was around 40 years old. I was super impressed which I think he appreciated. ,)
I always find you videos very informative but interesting as well, keep up the good work 😁
Thank you! :)
Your looking good today. Thanks for another great and info filled video. I bought a 5 kind of apple but only one kind is making apples, the other branches have leaves but no flowers. I'm hoping that it just takes longer for the others. Peace and love. Blessings
I didn't know this!! Thanks for the detailed explanation! Helped a lot im currently growing Mangoes, Oranges and Guava hopefully they'll grow!!
You're welcome. good luck with your fruit trees :)
Didn’t know how bud grafting was done. Thanks! 🍎 are fascinating. There are so many tasty varieties of them McIntosh, Pink Lady, Staymen Winesap. Grimes Golden, Granny Smith and the list goes on.
I love your videos, and am so glad to have found your channel on RUclips!
omg iam so glad to see you doing well god bless you
Thanks! :)
Glad you’re feeling better. May I request some fruit trees you can grow from seed? I was thinking maybe Starfruit (Carambola), Persimmons, and Pomegranate. Thanks! Give your Grandad a hug for me.
i hope your feeling better lee great video!
Thank you! I'm doing ok :)
Hey thanks for the info, never knew about using buds for grafting, keep up the awesome videos :)
You're welcome :)
Hey kiddo,,
It’s wonderful to see your beautiful smile. Thanks for this.
He's like 40
Really glad to watch a new video from you! Hope you're at least a bit better! I've tried your slug tramps and they were fantastic! Thanks for sharing all this info!
Hi Lee 👏👏👏👍nice to see u are getting well. Do take care of yourself, may God bless you with good health always. Luv seeing u back 😂😂😂😍
Thats really interesting, I decided to see if the granny smith apples grow from seed and honey due melons I don't expect fruit or expect them as Ive never grown anything from seed its more for the plant but never New this about apples
Planted 12 granny Smith apple seeds 14 days ago on my window and all 12 sprouted. Nick the ends of the seeds for quicker germination.
Great to see you doing better! Pls do a video on succulents.
Many sources say 'Don't grow a fruit tree from a seed', but some people have done it and gotten delicious results... ;-) I am going to be adventurous and try from seed a certain variety not found here (then I'll graft it to an existing apple tree)
There's a 1 in a million chance it'll be amazing so it's always worth a shot if you have the space and time. I just didn't want people to wonder why it's more than likely going to be inedible after all those years :)
The same can be said of any trees, including citruses - it is always a potential surprise. Still, people and nature have grown fruit trees from seed for thousands of years... There is a wild apple forest in Central Asia, in Uzbekistan or Tajikistan, and foreign researchers visiting there were amazed at the taste of those apples. Some of your videos also show how to grow a tree from seed (lemons), which is also risky :)
In Russia one can buy seeds for any fruit tree imaginable, and apparently they grow up well and produce. In the West, it is not fashionable any more, so gardening centers discourage people from doing it... which is a pity.
I will try to grow a seedling from a variety I love, and graft it onto to an existing tree just to get a little taste.
@@NarnianLady let us know the result. All the best.
Project Diaries Yes but where am I going to get an existing apple tree?
Thanks for the vid! I havent understood the point of crafting plants earlier :p, now I get it.. :D Gotta go to craft some trees!
Good to hear I came across ok. It's grafting though ;)
I hope that you are feeling well Lee. I was very pleased to see grafting included in this video and would gladly watch a video on grafting where you can go into more death.
Hi PD, hope you are recovering well. I would recommend not to allow the new shoot from below the root grow as it will kill the grafted area.
What a great video. So helpful.
I love your videos!!! You have helped me 🙂
Thankyou for this useful video. Kindly explain what is grafting tape and if it can be substituted with thread or simple tape.
Grafting tape is a non stick tape that is ideal for this project. using thread or other sticky tapes won't work as well, if at all. You're welcome :)
Very interesting video.
Soooo can I graft a plum bud to a fig tree or does it need to be the same species?
Find this kind of thing utterly fascinating thanks :D
You're welcome :)
Good to see u back 😊
I never left, Just finishing loads of older videos while I'm away from the garden. How's you?
Project Diaries I know u never properly left but u know what I mean lol....I'm good thank you back to full health been a couple of months but I'm now back out in the garden but much like yourself lost all my early sowings etc through illness and playing catch up....hope to see you back to full health and out in the garden soon x
I was only playing ;) I'm so glad you're back on your feet. It's so frustrating that we wait all of winter and then unhealthy over the sowing period. The garden is such a mess this year but I simply can't do anything about it. Keep me posted on your success. Good luck :)
Project Diaries aww yeah it's so disappointing to do all the work and end up with nothing....I have managed to catch summer have some beans growing, pumpkins, courgettes and a little salad and herb garden at the moment and the weather has been amazing too which helps....a few of my neighbours knew I had an operation and know how much I love my garden so they helped me get my raised bed renewed and donated some tomato plants and pepper plants that I lost and i was given free manure aswell so I am extreamly greatful for that and for my health.....I will definatly keep you updated sending lots of well wishes from sunny Scotland and remember we can grow in every season so as soon as you are well enough get out in the garden even if it's for a little fresh air :-) x
another great video, love your vids, they are so informative and inspired me to plant a lot of different stuff in my garden (first year gardener!) going well so far! I will be praying for you and yours and thanks for the awesome vids man!
Aw glad you told me that I was about to do it from seed
Id love a full video on grafting
Hello Sir awesome video can I do crafting on my litchi tree. Happy gardening
Nice video, great information!
Thanks :)
can you use the same process for grafting rose standards
BTW, there are viable wild apple variaties that breed true in the US, same with the other fruiting plants you mentioned, we have sour cherry, wild plumb, wild peach and muskadine that grow in my area.
Not so much apple, you will find those farther northeast in Pennsylvania growing wild.
I believe a wildlife ag service also provides the wild apple seedlings online from that area.
Great to see you again. I'd love a more in depth grafting/root stock tutorial please.!😊
That was really neat!! I never really thought about doing this before, but you got me interested now. Thanks for the easy to understand info.
I hope you and your Granddad are both doing well and getting better.
Good to hear Grant! We're doing the best we can thank you :)
So does this "root stock" can be any tree that has original root attached to the trunk?
brilliant video, I would like to grow Apple's and this is something I might try.🍎🍏🍎
Well good luck :)
Thank you, very interesting!
welcome back! you've been missed
great video man!
Thanks :)
thank you very much for your videos...they are brilliant !
Just watched buildings the potting shed for grandad brilliant 🇮🇪👍
what the best time for grafting an apple tree ..... thank you
Very interesting!
Is it not the same problem with avocado stones. In fact even citrus are normally grafted
So interesting I never knew this!
Pls do a vidoe to how grow pinealppe
Oh thanks I will look forward to an even more complexed version of this - very interesting.🥀
I know it's probably not the best idea but I'm growing apple trees from seed anyway.
I am also growing both Hass & Shepard avocado trees from seeds but I don't expect an exact copy of the Hass avocados that the supermarket sold me.
I think that the supermarket thinks that I'll grow quite a few avocados to the point I won't have to pay for them.
I am also growing from seeds
Cool I already grew a apple tree can a way to see what the Apple taste like
Yaaaay finally, I hope you doing well stay healthy, and don't overdoing it
you say you shouldn't grow apples from seeds , dose that go for a cooking apple tree seeds to?
Thanks Marc
lookin good lee! hope youre feeling better :) I love grafting, i used to do it with all my parents houseplants when i was a kid! or.. try to at least :p there was no youtube (or internet for that matter :p) so all I knew about it came from a picture and a bit of text in some gardening book.. but still great fun! aahhh those pre-internet days :p
i just saw in one of the comments that your operation was cancelled :( keep your head up sweetheart, were all thinking of you and sending over some digital internet hugs!! aahhh the magical internet, what would we do without it :)
ive grown my apple tree since three days ago and it sprouted and now im going to plant it. what kind of Soil do i need should it be compost??
would you remember how that apple tasted five years later? lol good video
please can i graft an Apple tree that not produce fruit before to the other apple tree for to produce fruit?
Still interested in the experiment of it.
Is it possible to graph (For example Apple) on a (For example Oak trees??) or other type of tree that is isn't related to?
I wouldn't use an Oak tree but most other trees should work
MAXXL Even things like pears will not work long even though there closely related to apple. You’ll need another apple (Malus sp.) tree to graft it to.
You look improved!
Thank you! This was actually filmed at the start of Spring but I feel a little better today :)
Oh!!
Oh!!
Please do a video about how to make 2 diffrent fruits in 1 plant
Soon as I find a good source for other buds :)
For about 50 quid u can buy a good tree bough mine 2 years ago flowerd and fruited heavy both times hoping this year is even better
Wouldn't it be the same for blueberries?
Slightly relating to this, if I was to grow organic oranges from seed, generally, would I get the same fruit out that I got the seeds from?
Sutherland. It will almost definitely not be the same tree. However plant a lot of them so that you have a higher chance on getting good fruit. Check out the channel “David the good” and look for his videos on citrus from seed.
AtoZ Botanicals cheers
I currently live in the Philippines, and there are no apple trees in my vicinity to cut off from. Any tips on how to grow Apple trees in a tropical climate?
this comment is funny because I have desire to grow mangos and lemons and avacados and papayas and persimmons and many other things which require tropical and apple trees are mostly all that people grow around here.
@@artbyrobot1 I am from Norway, and there also most people with a suitable garden have apple trees, pear trees, plum trees, strawberries and similar cool climate fruit and veggies.
My thought is that in an orchard there are many of the same trees next to each other, so you may get some good seeds, and if not as long as you have the room why not try to create the next best apple cultivar?
Thanks for the information it is so easy to grow trees and a good thing to do for the planet. I wonder though if you do use apple seeds from a commercial orchard I would have thought the chances are they will have been pollinated from the same variety. Unless of course it was done by a bee with a sense of humor (joking). Also if you do grow them from seed they too can be used as root stock and other varieties grafted onto them. Just a thought
I too have decided to be somewhat adventurous in that I have collected seeds from three different wild apples or some would call crab apples. All produce distinctly different apples one off which my mother compares the taste to a macintosh. And if they grow for me and I can get more than one two grow I'm going to graft them together in a few combinations and see what I can get. So this video I will be watching several times I'm sure. And thank you for all your help. I have quite the collection of plants and trees going on. My lemon tree I started back in March is about 6-8 inches tall now. Along with so many others. Sorry that you suffer with a disability I to have things going on. It was uplifting to know that my country is not the only one that puts its people through the ringer before they approve anything though. I know how much it sucks I'm still waiting for an answer and the ability to pay my bills and it's been 2 years.
A friend has an hierloom non grafted non hybrid tree. I'm going to try seeds ftom that. But only because I lnow it's not tampered with.
🍏🌳🍎 It's important to grow apples from seeds. Golden Delicious and Granny Smith varieties both just sprang up from tossed seeds! lol Have you tried growing elderberries from cuttings? You just put a cutting in a jar of water on your window sill, and they quickly shoot roots like a willow tree does! 🍎🍎
Truth sometimes you will end up with good thing sometimes dont . But its important to grow fruits from seeds . Otherwise many new taste will stay undiscovered . We will stuck with same stuff like forever
Hooray for apples 🍏🍎! I used to watch my grandpa graft apple trees. Wish I had paid more attention at the time. Our immediate microclime-our patio is better for growing Mediterranean plants or succulents than apples. At least I have some tiny heat tolerant peach 🍑 trees to try. Have a nice day!
Is there any use for bad tasting apples
Russell White You may be able to use them in a jam or something but usually there aren’t many uses.
You can't root a branch in water to make into a new tree?
How was operation? Hope you are feeling well!
It was canceled :(
Are you feeling well?
I'm trying to stay positive and keep my mind active with videos. I'll hopefully hear in a few weeks about a new date
You can intentionally pollinate a couple select branches and be pretty sure what your getting. It’s also a good way to possibly come up with trees that have desirable traits from both trees such as disease resistance. But yes just taking random seeds and planting them is a crap shoot.
Where can I get garfftng tap
Thinking about grafting crab apple tree to wild apple tree locally found in our area XD
Can I ask please. How can I get a grafted apple tree. Im from the Philippines can someone help me please thanks
I'd reccomend everyone grow from seed, sure it may not taste better but you have a 1 in 10,000 chance of hitting the taste jackpot and sell it for millions
i've always wanted to try and make some kind of fruit salad tree. i read somewhere that you can graft things like plums to apple trees, but the success rate would be low. though, facts on the internet may not always be correct. but it wouldn't hurt to try.
rallekralle11 No. this will not work. Things that will work in one tree would be Plum, Peach, Apricot, Almond, and Cherry all grafted together. This is because they belong to the Prunus genus.
AtoZ Botanicals alright, fair enough.
That would still be a decent fruit salad ;)
rallekralle11 Yea, or on a separate tree you can have different citrus: Lemon, Orange, etc.
Who is doing the camera work? I assumed it was you or or it was fixed on a tripod.
glad your are doing better but more in depth grafting would be great
well you could grow one from seed and then take a bud from a good tasting apple a graft that onto your tree you grow from seed
You plant a number of then in pots/bags then transplant the ones you want to keep into the orchard. If the seeds came from wild trees then you can use the root stock of the ones you do not want to keep since they have proven survival genetics. Any other way of starting an orchard cost a lot of money.
man you look really good.. hope you're doing well.. God bless you..💖
Alriiight new video lady an gents
Thank you so much for the info. I never knew that. I planted 4 seeds but failed. What about pear?
I hope you are getting better. Make new videos when you are better please. Don't force yourself.