Grafting Several Varieties of Stone Fruit Onto One Tree! Step by Step
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- One of the most entertaining trees to graft is any member of the Prunus genus (plums, nectarines, apricots, cherry, almond, pluots, peaches, etc.). All of these are graft compatible, meaning they can all be grafted onto each other. You can create a powerhouse tree with all of these fruits growing on it. All you need is some rootstock (plant a seed of any of these or buy a small tree), plant it, let it grow a little, and after that the possibilities are limitless!
Scions were collected in February 2021. Grafts were done the next day in February 2021. Follow up video was May 2021.
In this video, I collect scions (small stems of any desired tree) from my cousin's trees and graft them all onto a seedling peach tree. I graft pluot (a hybrid of plum and apricot), apricot, and plum onto the peach tree. Now there are four species growing on one tree and I'll hopefully have a big harvest next year!
In the video, I use the Olfa XH-1 Utility Knife (unsponsored). The link to it:
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Link for the grafting tape:
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Link for the red-handled pruning shears:
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The excitement and joy when a graft takes😊
I agree with u buddy.. i graft like a crazy man and i enjoy it alot..
I just started a similar project on my nectarine tree. Wish I had thought of this years ago. My tree is 11 years old and I've grown it from seed. I've added some peach stems from a neighbor's tree, and added Spice Zee Nectaplum which I got online. More cuttings are in the mail. It is a great way to increase fruit diversity, spread out harvest time (what would we even do with a ton of nectarines ripening at once other than share and preserve), and safe space (the yard is only so big, so it is like an orchard on one tree).
Awesome!
AJ. I followed your directions exactly. I took 5 Pluerry cuttings and grafted them onto a Peach Tree. 5 weeks later, and they all took! All 5 are alive and growing. Thanks to you Graft Man! You rock…Cheers!
Awesome! Congrats!
Exciting and cant wait till I see how this tree grows in the long run ..will definitely do some grafting next year before the tree break flush.
The cleft graft is nearly fool proof I use it on my fig trees 8 onto one tree and peach 🍑 tree are fun to play with like you here thankyou ⚔️🔥⚔️
One day I will experiment with my trees... thanks for the info!!
today ! is your one day
Very nice and just what I was looking for. I’m in zone 7b and my Santa Rosa plum always loose it’s blooms to a late frost. Last year a friend from work gave me a peace tree sapling. It’s not coming out of dormancy as soon as the plum. I’m hoping by grafting the plum onto the peach it will bloom a little later and I can get some plums ( and peaches too ).
Good luck with the grafting 🍒
So cool that we don’t need heaps of trees to have apricots, 🍒, 🍑, nectarines, plums etc. Just one tree is all that’s needed.
Wonderfull job
Thank you! Cheers!
Forget about giving you just 1 thumb up. You’ve got all ten fingers. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I’ve seen others cover the scions with plastic bags to retain moisture, but wrapping the scion completely with grafting tape is brilliant. I was about to go outside to do a few grafts and I thought of checking a few more channels to get different ideas. Came across your channel by accident. So glad I did. Now I am really going outside to graft a few stone fruit trees.
I’m in Australia, if you’re thinking I’m crazy to be grafting in the middle of summer. Lol.
Thanks! You made my day :)
Good luck with the grafts 👍🏽🙂🌲🌱
the stretching the tape info is good! Mine wouldn't stick until I stretched it! thanks! HOPING my OLD Nabal will graft to my Hass! ty for the vids!
The stretch is key 🙂. Nabal is great. I love it
Great video, love the background music!
Man, amazing. Please keep us updated with how the fruit turn out.
Thanks. Will do.
awesome video. As you mentioned, the power of grafting. Thanks for sharing
Thanks! Powerful indeed. Thanks for watching
Wow great work i,m inspired keep up the good work.
Always good video and well narrative.
Also thanks for the link for the grafting tape ordered some scheduled to get it 27th of this month. Keep those videos coming.
Big thanks!
Superb brother. We’re going into winter very soon so most fruits will go dormant - perfect time for scion collection👍
Yes indeed brother. Happy grafting
Awesome 👏 wish I knew someone with that many fruit trees to get scions from lol. I will have to buy them as usual.
Another great grafting video AJ, thanks for sharing. Hope all your grafts take!
Wow, I have never successfully grafted a peach. I'll try your pointers if you don't mind. You are an inspiration.
Thank you for the beautiful comment. Good luck with your grafts!
Brilliant. It’s start of spring where I am and 5 weeks ago I grafted some European plum onto my plum tree and nectarine tree. Looks like they are healing (I can see the juice and sappy stuff under the tape.)
Glad to hear that 🪴🙂
Good job bro
now i need a stone fruit tree to try and do this with
Excellent video. Thanks. I love lead farmer. He teaches this method. I'm confident to try now. I want a pluout but different have enough
Thanks. It becomes addictive once you get the technique down
Very nice
Thank you very much!
Excellent!
I haven’t done any grafting but I’d like to see how much fruit that tree ends up producing.
That's refreshing to know!!
What variety of apricot and plum? What type of winter dormant oil spray does your cousin use? Does he spray at “red bud” stage? Do all varieties produce “red buds” at the same time? If some red buds have set fruit while other varieties are still in red-bud stage, how is he able to spray the red buds while not spraying the fruit that has set on the other (or others) varieties? Love the video, AJ !
Blenheim apricots and Beauty plum. No spray on these trees ever. Thanks!
I just grafted a plum tree with apricots, see what happens
Got a nectorine tree grafted with apricots, doing great, not fruits yet.
the strong branches are going to throw off the weak ones
The thinner scaffolds will be weaned off in time by the 3 dominant thicker scaffolds sadly
Graduations On the successful grafting
can this work with olive ? trying to make a troical variety grown on some tropical stonefruit
As far as I know, olive cannot be grafted to stone fruit trees (peach, plum, etc)
Do the grated pieces eventually meld into one another over the course of years? I've found this so fascinating.
Yes they do
First time grafter here I recently grafted a plum scion onto a nectarine. It seems to have taken but the plum scion is blooming should I pinch those off to encourage leafing out ?
I would leave it as is and Let nature take its course. However, if the bloom makes fruit, I would remove the fruit
I'm in west palm beach fl, 10b where do I get sicon to graft on my peach 🍑 tree.
Wow!! Thank you for sharing.. How long is going to take to give you fruits?? I am moving to south California. Do you know which city is good to grow bananas and avocados?? I am searching for a property to grow my fruits and greens etc.. ?? Thank you
Thanks! Should take a year or two. Pretty much most of southern California you Can grow bananas and avocados. Everywhere except the desert and very High elevations
cool video i have watched many of your avocado vids and every one of them gives so much great information . hey aj do you ever help other local newbies? I need help
Email me ajsgarden123@gmail.com
@@AJTheGraftMan hi good morning , yes I will attempt for the first time an email wish me luck lol.
Hi, please do one for citrus too.
I insist.
I did one a few years ago:
ruclips.net/video/0O_QgVJCbkc/видео.html
What time of year did you do the grafting?
February
Did you grow your avocados by seed ?
Some I grew from seed. Others I bought from nurseries
Please provide your grafting tape link of amazon
search for parafilm grafting tape on amazon
What is the smallest size branch you can graft ?
Smallest is A branch with the thickness of a pencil
@@AJTheGraftMan if you were to do one smaller than that would it still take ?
@@emanueldelgado540 it can work yes, but your technique has to be precise and likely the graft will take a longer time to grow
You are growing a peach tree one foot from a wall.
Your point being?
@@AJTheGraftMan 5 years, it breaks up the wall. Then it has to be cut down.
@@donaldkasper8346 doubt it. I have 20 year old trees planted 1 foot from walls with no damage
@@AJTheGraftMan I don't.