Duplicate your plants with this easy air layering method. It’s not difficult to execute and has virtually no maintenance in most situations. Just wait a few months and you will have a new free plant. Due to a heavier workload and a few health issues I was unable to publish videos during the last few months. I hope to resume a more regular publishing schedule as soon as possible. I am very sorry for all the viewers and subscribers that asked questions and published comments that remained answered during this period. I appreciate your input and support. Thank you very much. If you like the video or have any questions, leave a comment and I will try to answer as many as I can. Thanks for watching.

@dontitomartin5396

Жыл бұрын

God bless you , wishing you good health. Thank you for all the information you are sharing with the world.

@adamredden2007

Жыл бұрын

Will say a prayer for better health. Glad you're back!

@dustbustr91

Жыл бұрын

Actually I think you missed the first step talk about branch selection please

@JSacadura

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Don. I appreciate it!

@JSacadura

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Adam. I appreciate it!

I have been grafting for 8 years now. Everything that I've learned, that actually worked, I learned from this channel. Now I'm blessed with multiple varities of apples, grapes, figs, jujubees, persimmons, papaws, elderberries, plums, peaches, sea buckthorn, and aronia. This guy is so awesome. Thanks for making the world better, brother.

@felicityzerafa1941

Жыл бұрын

Hello how did you do your jujube,I have tried air layering but had no success.Thanks

@axora7863

Жыл бұрын

Hi!! What grafting technique works best for ya? Im starting and want to try the best way!

@charlesfoster8814

Жыл бұрын

I grafted my first citrus trees last year. We bought property with a creel and it just happened there were a good crop of trifoliate in the wooded area around the creek. My dad has been grafting trees for quite a while...all of his rare mandarin tangerine trees died during a freeze but one his grafted tree's he had given to someone survived! ! So we drove there and my dad (85yo) shakes too much now so I took over grafting. At one year since I grafted the tree I kept I have 30 fruit that look like they will not abort! The tree is still tiny, just barely knee high but she want to keep the fruit. I've had tree's that my dad grafted (all killed by major freezes) that, according to my dad, I over fertilized but had fruit on the grafted tree the first year. Since moving to the country I have chicken and use their poop and have seen unreal growth in my grafts. My grafts are just as big in diameter as the original root stock! I grafted 8 trees but none had as much growth as the two I kept. One of my trees was grafted two years ago, but after a year the grafts died so I grafted it last spring. The grafts took off better than my tree with all the fruit, but only has a handful of fruit on it?!?!

@PraiseTheFSMonster

11 ай бұрын

You should start grafting your compatible trees together so you can get multiple types of fruit on the same tree

@charlesfoster8814

11 ай бұрын

@@PraiseTheFSMonster I actually have a Trifoliate tree in a pot that has two separate limbs. It made a prefect "Y" and it might be idea for a project like that. Remember I grafted these two trees in Feb of this year! I'm going to have 7 fruit on one and 6 fruit on the other! Both trees have three bud grafts each. The smaller tree has the 7 fruit, but the three bud grafts have grown into 11 different branches. All 6 bud grafts are already the same diameter as the root stock!

I stumbled upon your grafting videos one night last year and was fascinated and did a ton of research into it and ended up grafting a bunch of pear branches onto hawthorns arround my parents parents farm. It was late spring and all my "scions" were actively growing branches from there pear tree so wasn't expecting much more than just kill some time but I am happy to say a few took! I plan to do the same this year but my scions have been sitting in the fridge a few weeks. Buds will break soon on the trees so if anyone's reading this wish me some luck in my second season of grafting!

@christophertaylor2464

Жыл бұрын

Joshua I want to wish you good luck with your second season of grafting.

@captainaryan26

Жыл бұрын

Scions = heir.

@tomjeffersonwasright2288

2 ай бұрын

Luck comes to a man with busy hands.

@user-rn9uf2bb6l

17 күн бұрын

Дерзай.

I just love how simple and relatable this is.

@JSacadura

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Here in the tropics I am having limited success with air laying on some rare exotic fruit trees. I love the recycled container idea . Thanks for your informative videos

Mr Sacadura, you are the best teacher and I have used your techniques to do 300+ Air Layer trees. Thank you so much !

@JSacadura

Ай бұрын

Wow, that's great! Glad my videos helped. Thanks for the comment.

Wow ! I didn't know you could Air Layer such a large branch ! You made a whole tree . Air Layers are so rewarding to do. Thank you so much for all your Great Videos .

@JSacadura

Жыл бұрын

I had an old graft that was suffering from competition from other wild rootstocks near by so, even if its not recommended, I decided to air layer the grafted branch (probably 5-6 years old). Now, I must prune the new tree heavily and control the spring leaf growth, so the small root system as a chance to catch up. I will try to get a few images of the new tree development for a future update. Thanks for the comment and the support.

One of the best demonstrations of this rooting practice I have seen. Many thanks.

I just came across this video by chance, very clear and precise instructions. Very nicely explained.

Absolutely brilliant. I'm in awe at how magical plants/trees are.

@user-wo9gs1wk6n

11 ай бұрын

Понравилось очень супер метод

This is FANTASTIC!! Thank you for making and posting this video. I really love to work with plants and enjoy their benefits. I live in Florida USA where weather is very hot & humid. I will try this very soon! One thing that you do not mention, is how long to wait before checking for root growth. I don't think that you would want to unwrap everything too soon, just to find out that it is not ready yet.

Thank you! I have been readying some donor trees for air layers...I feel confident that I will achieve my goals!

Thank you so much for all your hard work. The information you have provided has been so helpful. I've been studying your videos regularly and am in my second season of grafting dormant scions. Your technical information and examples are so useful and confidence inspiring. I would love to see some of the more general information about your gardening. How did you get so into grafting? Or how do you manage things like tree spacing and irrigation. Again excellent work.

@JSacadura

Жыл бұрын

I would love to be able to talk more about gardening in general. Unfortunately, for now, my work schedule doesn't allow me to. Maybe in a couple of years, with more time on my ends, I will be able to do it. Thanks for the comment.

Great video as always, was just about to start trying to learn this method of propagation and appreciated the simple, easy to understand instructions!

Happy to find the new way to obtain the duplicate plants. thanks a ton for your teaching.

I have greatly improved my propagating and grafting skills because of you. Thank you so much sir!!

I've adopted your method of using raffia strings in graftings this season, and it works great. Looking forward to your next videos. you must be in full swing of the grafting season as well so I'll be patient.

I'm new and so glad to have seen this! Thank you!

You have outstanding knowledge and very good training instructions for beginners like myself. Thank you very much, I really appreciate you sharing your expertise and look forward to your next video. Blessings, Louis

Thank you! That was clear and straight-forward and informative.

I swear i watched you air layering some trees a few years back. I loved the energy of that video.

This technical is very useful for many people that want to plant and they don't have an experience. Thanks for your sharing with us your knowledge.

I love the recycled containers! I need to try this with my roses

So awesome. I’m learning things I’ve wanted to know for years

Está buenísimo tu trabajo, gracias por compartirlo 🙌🙏!

Thank you for tip and technique ❤ Can you please share if container needs moisture feed? What is for roots to come (45 - 60 days)? Best time root building is early spring or when leaves start?

Man that prerouting technic was in another level. i like it. God bless you.

what a great way to propagate ones favorite plants. Thanks so much

Great video. I stumbled over it and watched it. This method are used a lot here in Thailand. But never know how to do. Thanks a lot for your video. Hop you better soon.

Thank you for sharing your wisdom❤

That is freaking cool. I'd never heard of this technique before, excited to try it. Thank you.

വളരെ നല്ലവിധത്തിൽ ഗ്രാഫ്റ്റിങ്ങിന്റെ എല്ലാ രീതികളും വിവരിച്ചിരിക്കുന്നു..... നന്ദി...

I do airlayering on cashew and guava , yoir video taught me a lot and thank you.

Excelente seus vídeos. Bem detalhado. Vou tentar fazer.

Thank you for this information - I am so excited to try it out.❤

One of the best video I've seen thank you and all of your other videos are so precise

Watched just this one video and I already likey 😬. So simple wit clear instruction, BIG thumbs up!

Whoa! Putting the foil to pre-root is a great point! I will try that this year. I hope it really does speed up the process a bit

@JSacadura

Жыл бұрын

Its a great way to produce pre-rooted cuttings, also. Good luck with your trials.

Thank you for this instructive video. Things were explained well!

Thank you I'm excited to try this.

Просто супер! Давно искал такое видео ❤

Thanks for another great motivating video. I'm going to be trying air layers this year on some trees i haven't been able to root cuttings from.

@JSacadura

Жыл бұрын

Go for it! With the right conditions the technique has very high levels of success. Just allow enough time for roots to develop.

Thank you for the great explanation!

I like your style of explaining. To document all these is hardwork. Thanks for sharing the knowledge. Please make some more videos on kiwi fruit. Thank you

Always wanted to know how to do this. Thanks

This is the best channel on grafting!

muy original lo de los envases de mantequilla, por cierto el tema de envolver en papel de aluminio para adelantar enraizamiento muy buen video y muy bien editado

Much easier than I thought. I can give it a try

Excellent easy to follow video. I'll have to go through all the ones on you're site.

Thank you for your time and knowledge In doing this. Great video! Keep them coming!

@JSacadura

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, will do!

This is great thank you for the knowledge. We have a house we just bought that has an apple tree in the backyard that was planted before all the GMO bullshit and produces the most delicious apples I have ever tasted. I've been wanting to reproduce this tree and this video will help.

I'm so excited to try this next year!

Video ini wajib di coba . Tutorial grafting cangkoknya sngt bermanfaat

Thank you very much, now I'm going to follow your example. Loved your video, from New Zealand. Mauri ora!

Thank you. This is so easy !

Thank you for the great video! ❤

Pre rooting is a new idea to me. That way I can have more success with the plants I graft. Last year I had a little success. This year, I have all the materials ready, so I can go at the right time. Thanks.

@JSacadura

2 ай бұрын

Sounds great! Good luck.

Exceptional video 😀❤ Thanks so much👍🏽

I was wondering how I could take the years of cultivation I've done on my orchard with me to a new place. This is how! Thank you!

This is awesome! I didn't know could do this. EVERY attempt I ever made at grafting has been unsuccessful 😢

I got an urge to plant an orchid. Great video.

I don't subscribe to any channel, ever for any of my hobbies. I just hop from one video to the next. BUT this gentleman however... I've subscribed and am looking forward to the next tutorial. Thank you for your knowledge. Don't tell the other channels

Thank you for teaching me something new. This will be helpful for me in the future.

Nice to have you back! Eager to learn...besides your figs, what other plants have you had success air layering? I understand each may have their own timeline in rooting, would you be able to post expected timelines? Thank you! Be well!

@JSacadura

Жыл бұрын

Figs - 1-3 months depending on the season. Citrus - usually 4-6 months. The air layer in the pluot I show at the end was 7 months when I cut it (the development of the roots on the grafted rootstock was very slow, so I waited a couple more months after the initial check). In most cases, when the air layer is done in early spring, after 4-5 months you should have enough roots to be able to cut the branch.

This is amazing I never heard of this method of grafting Thank you I will be starting right away I have an old apple tree I would like to keep going for my grandchildren

I have not seen the pre-rooting technique before. For blueberries, do you figure pre-rooting and then air layering is more successful than just air layering, both in the spring? Can’t wait to try these out.

Buenas tardes, me encantan sus videos aprendo mucho, muchas gracias, soy de un pueblo de Huelva, sur de España... Un saludo

Just Great Method!!!! Carry on!

Thanks 👍

Thanks for the video. I was looking for a reliable method to do this, since crudely cutting a branch and planting it on the ground had a chance of success, but very slim. I had the luck of getting it right once and failing over eleven times.

Great stuff! Will try this to clone my Mongolian Cherry (Prunus Fruticosa), I was unsuccessful trying grafting it to Prunus Avium or Prunus Cerasus stock so far. And it doesn't want to spread via suckers in this climate or soil (too hot I guess)

Does this work with blueberries? If I repot a blueberry into a larger pot is it possible to plant it a little deeper? Will this encourage either new roots below the soil or better still new canes from the crown of the plant?

احسنت النشر بارك الله فيك

Thank you for another helpful video!

Great info i never knew about the prerooting aspect

So good explanation

Muito bom mesmo parabéns

Bom trabalho! 👏

I didn't realize you could do it on such a large branch! 😲

Thank you for the information, but could you please tell me how long does it take usually for the root system to form in the air layering?

@JusThyTip

Жыл бұрын

1 month

@klauskarpfen9039

11 ай бұрын

I think in the video they start removing the bark in springtime and then plant the rooted cuttings in late winter.

Good job! Buen trabajo Maestro!

You are the one and only expert. Great video.

@JSacadura

Жыл бұрын

You are too kind. Thanks for the comment and the support.

❤ very nice information

Instantly subbed! Glad I’ve found your channel, as I find the quality of information to be very high here. Thank you

@JSacadura

Ай бұрын

Welcome aboard! Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for showing

Quechua snowboots are great for gardening! I use them too

I really like your videos! I have an old mulberry tree from my childhood that is almost gone and I hope to air layer some clones from it thanks to your videos.

@WalkOverHotCoal

8 ай бұрын

While air layering by this grafting guru proved to be a very effective way to get a new tree, propagating Mulberry is actually as simple as using a cutting from the mother tree. I have been propagating my Black Mulberry trees by such method and I have them dotted all over my garden from two existing trees.

Thank you for your videos. The information you provided is very valuable.

@JSacadura

Жыл бұрын

You are very welcome! Thanks for the comment and the support.

Wow,saya akan mencobanya👍👍

Great info~!

Wonderfully presented invaluable information. The pre rooting information was totally new to me👍

@JSacadura

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comment.

Hello Mr King of grafting I just got into air laying Il let you know how I go love your video's you are the best on the internet cheers

Very good info. Thanks!!

Good job on explaining. Thank you.

I have some dwarf fruit trees and would love more of them. I will try doing this next year when they are more established

Muito bom . Obrigada

As always, perfect

Hola me gustan sus videos, una pregunta cuánto tardan las raíces en enraizar para cortarlas ,gracias😊

Best technic. 🌴

Great video ,thanks