GRAFTING LOQUATS | Best Techniques (with 3-4 years results)

The main reasons to graft your LOQUAT fruit tree and the BEST Grafting Techniques to do it. Graft results over 4 years and the best tips for graft care. The same grafting techniques can be applied to most evergreens and other types of fruit trees.

Table of contents:
0:00 – Intro
1. Why should you graft? - 0:07
2. Selecting Scions - 0:45
3. Preparing the Rootstock – 1:34
4. Grafting technique - 3:03
5. Graft Care and Tips – 7:47
6. Other Grafting Options – 9:13
7. Graft Evolution - 10:23
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[JSacadura]

Why should you graft Loquat Trees? The main reasons to graft a fruit tree and the best techniques to do it, with several examples and results over 4 years.
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[waynelewis]

Another excellent video - thank you. I used the modified cleft graft on a few small scions I had from a newly discovered apple variety last year. 100% success, so there are now 8 of these trees in existence, not just the single old tree we found. Your videos are a great reminder to someone who doesn't graft regularly 👍

[SdW.]

Very thorough video. I appreciate the before and after shots of what the grafts will look like after a couple years. I've never eaten a loquat before, but I hope to one day. Love new fruits.
Thanks for sharing!

[huojkbi]

I do enjoy watching your videos. Your gentle ways of teaching and showing up close in what you are doing. I know it takes time to do it, since you show the results of your grafts. You make it look so easy. Somehow I have trouble holding the grafts together when wrapping them.

[tr]

😮❤ I'm very glad he came back from inactivity. And with quality content as always ❤

[johannesels]

Ahh Mr Sacadura, welcome back. Good video as always thanks!

[hypnothetical]

Another great video, thanks for showing us how to best graft loquats!

[skyhorse]

Always appreciate your grafting videos! Thank You.

[joseluismosteiro]

Enhorabuena, mejor explicado imposible.

[MichelNehme]

Thanks a lot for your informative and educational videos, and appreciate your way to teach your followers. ❤

[gartengeflugel]

Great advice and I always appreciate the documentation of the graft healing and the grafting methods. I successfully grafted loquat to quince with the chip and T-budding techniques you showed in other videos, as well as to rowan (mountain ash, Sorbus aucuparia) by bark graft. Loquat seems to be a very forgiving and productive species, now all that's left is to wait until climate change makes cultivation in my climate reliably possible. For now, it is still a bit too cold in northern Germany. As always I liked your video very much and appreciate all the advice, greetings from Germany.

[Trangsruralfarm]

This method is really effective I followed you and I have grafted many trees

[AlexanderPoznanski]

Thank you for your slowing detailed explanation about process of grafting of Eriobotrya japonica in this and previous videos! I appreciate your efforts to make it. Someday I would graft this exotic tree. I hope our next winters, at least for 5 years might be mild to allow my seedling tree to grow. Grafting material here is absent. We haven't such tree in a culture at all due to their tenderness in rare winters with freezings followed by cracks at bark layer after warm days come back. Such winters were almost every second in a past. But I hope to graft my seedling on quince to spread its material on other locations here due to climate change.

[PeterEntwistle]

Great video as always! I grafted a few loquats onto some quince rootstocks at the beginning of June. They are still looking quite promising 🤞

[MrENigma]

Thank you. I will be giving this a try, thanks to you!

[quiquedc]

Muchas gracias, Jaime. Como siempre, un vídeo maravilloso

[mpabst]

Um mestre da enxertia! Adoro seus vídeos e aprendi muito aqui. Obrigado por ensinar suas técnicas.

[MasiMoreno]

Muchas gracias por tu trabajo, son videos muy ilustrativos y se aprende mucho.👍😍

[Abrahami]

Thank you! What is the best time of the year for grafting loquat? And also the best time to make severe pruning on this tree.

[massimoflore]

Bel video, realizzato magistralmente, grazie.