GRAFTING PEACH, PLUM, APRICOT, CITRUS | Using INVERTED T-BUDDING | GRAFTING FRUIT TREES

Inverted T-Budding has several advantages over the traditional T-Budding grafting technique which are covered in detail in this video. You can also check the best way of removing a bud along with the best knives to do the job. Graft protection and follow-up will provide a few more tips to succeed with this grafting technique.
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Foarte interesante si pretioase informatii! Pana cand se poate utiliza aceasta metoda de altoire? Daca se poate, as vrea sa stiu ce conditii sunt necesare pentru altoirile tarzii de vara-toamna? Multumesc pentru raspuns!

How the cambium cinnected?

What time of year?

Amazing work

Senkju

Does the cross cut of the inverted "T" sever the cambium continuity up into the bud contact area?

Your videos are so informative and perfect that anyone can learn easily.But one thing I need to know that which month of the year is suitable for grafting.Thank you !

Sir IAM from Pakistan I really enjoy your videos .. sir I have tree orchard . So can I do T budding grafting in June/July

Thank you for your video, it will be my first go at grafting, so I appreciate your detailed demonstration and information about the knifes and grafting tape.

Best videos on any topic he does. So generous, thanks for sharing. So many you will help now and in the future.
I have been doing chip-bud grafts all day.
Thank you so much.

teknik ini saya sangat suka, angka kehidupannya sangat tinggi dann mudah sekali melakukannya, salam sukses

WE need langue arabe merci

Fantastico work. Very nice demostration. I wander from where you buy the paraffin tape? Any internet site?

What month is this done?

Dear, I love gardening but never experienced grafting. You videos motivated me, and I grew rootstock of citrus and mango. I am going to graft on them in the coming spring. I tried air layering in fig and lemon successfully.

Bom dia, parafilm onde comprar, obrigado.

A Qu'ellle mois greffer chips mercis

Hi. I m in Auckland. Luckily got Greenguage plum scions from friend.
I did the grafting yesterday to get them has more varieties type of flowers for better pollination. (Not enough room for more fruit plants)
It s now very wet and windy here. My question is do I have to cover grafted branch with a plastic bag or just let that branch in wet outside the platic wrapped.
I m worried about it going to get moldy if I bagged it.

তোমার ভিডিও গুলো আমি বাংলা দেশ থেকে দেখি,,
খুব ভালো লাগে।
দুঃখের বিষয় ইংরাজীতে
তোমাকে কিছু লিখতে পারিনা
পারল কোন ভাবে পড়ে নিও।

I am from pakistan. I think inverted T budding is best method you have shown. Thanks for this information.

Hello sir my name is Mateen arslan and I am from Pakistan . I must say your videos are very informative …but I need to ask you a question … I have a mango and a guava tree in my house and I want to graft these trees with other fruit species like malbarry , Fik etc.. and it’s failing … need your help here … is it even possible .

you have extraordinary talent, your skills are very good and want to share with all of your friends. good luck always thank you

Excellent video with very clear up close zoom ins, thank you so much.

I live in NZ having moved from the city to a rural area with a small piece of land. We planted a Braeburn apple tree, a Black Doris plum tree and other citrus trees in the spring this year. The apple tree being a late variety started producing a lot of fruit, so I followed your instructions and pruned the tree a little. The plum tree had a lot of buds, but no sign of leaves or fruit. I’m guessing it will fruit in spring or summer next year, so will try to graft that. There’s an old and very overgrown peach tree which was there when we moved, so I’m going to prune that and practise the grafting methods taught in your videos. Thank you for the amazing tips on grafting and pruning. I didn’t have a clue before watching your videos.

How long will it take to start fruiting?

Amazing work. Hope you are publishing? I like the way your lessons come together across your videos.

Great vid!

Thank u. Good info

Amazing and very useful content all the time. Subscribed.

bravo

so helpful!!! Thank you so much!!

Very informative content, LOVE from GUJAR KHAN, PAKISTAN!

Thank you so much for all useful tips 💚

Zasto nema prevoda na srpski jezik

Nice demo. Thanks. I'm going to shop for a knife and that grafting tape to try this technique this weekend.

You are the best ❤️❤️❤️

Very very good job

The best

Your videos are brilliant, I am subscriber of your channel,
Please make video on Rose grafting and Budding.

Your video looks good and the background is blurry. what do you use?

Me gustó las diferentes formas de hacer los injertos, aunque son comunes pero están bien explicado y fácil de entender. Me gustaría saber si ha utilizado cinta adhesiva diferente al parafin, más económica y que de el mismo resultado en los injertos. Gracias por anticipado. Saludos desde Extremadura

Amazing video, very easy to follow!

After how many days we should uncover the bud?

Hadiir

Hello, Can I use this technique in the spring, or it is for the end of summer? Could you give me the link of the Grafting Tape model you used? THANKS A LOT !!!

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Thanks for educating us, the garden hobbyists. I read the table of contents above. It is great. However, you can enhance it by adding a chapter on ' Compatibility for grafting of different fruit tree scions and root stock plants indicating combinations of full compatibility, some compatibility and very low or no-compatibility. For more enhancement you can add as to which grafting technique may work good or better for which combination either from your own experience or literature.