Grafting Fruit Trees | The 2 Best Techniques for Grafting Figs and other fruit trees

Grafting fruit trees successfully can be achieved easily if you practice the fine points of the grafting techniques shown in this video. Whip and Tongue and Chip-Budding are very effective when grafting fig trees and can be used with lots of other fruit trees, like apples, pears, plums, peaches, kiwis, pluots, pistachios, etc.
Be sure to check my other grafting videos to collect more information and check other grafting techniques
Table of contents:
1. Whip and Tongue Grafting Technique – 0.19
2. Chip-Budding Grafting Technique – 4.30
3. Graft Evolution and Care – 8.10
4. Fruits in young grafts – 12.31
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[nickgeorgie]

I omitted to write that you are not only an expert on what you do: you have a particular ability to convey your know-how to millions of people all over the World. No bla blas, no yelling or trying to convince, just right. Thank you again.

[ivyfasko]

Great video - I'm just beginning my graft exploration, so thanks for a super clear and concise vid.

[jchandler]

Best grafting video I’ve seen. Thank you.

[PinoyGrafter]

Generous quality content about grafting. New friend here from Philippines.

[judah]

Great video! I can’t wait to try this out next spring.

[margaretmarshall]

Awesome. You’re inspiring me to work on learning those two types of grafts! Thanks for another great video lesson.

[KevinLossner]

Thank you, sir. I have watched perhaps a dozen grafting videos for figs in an attempt to overcome my difficulties with that, and yours is the most informative.

[youcefyahiaoui]

Great tutorial on grafting. I followed your instructions to graft a wild fig tree in my yard. I cannot wait to see them successful. Thanks again.

[nickgeorgie]

Thank you sir. Great videos. Nick from Greece.

[Zabardageegan]

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Thank you tons for sharing the information so clearly.

[jrendakloicik]

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[krishnarai]

Thanks for shering the 2 best techniques of grafting, ,,sir

[alottafrancium]

Thank you so much for this video! I'm looking to trying this by grafting dessert king fig on my brown turkey fig tree.

[josejoaquincarvajalcardena]

Gracias por compartir sus conocimientos. Están muy claros y agradables. Nos mantiene atentos todo el tiempo. Tiene muy buena pedagogía

[rorysmith]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with everyone. You have been extremely helpful.

[jenniferanderson]

Thank you so very much! Your wisdom gives me hope I can do this, many blessings from Hammonton, New Jersey USA, The blueberry capital of the world 🫐🍑🍊🍐🍏

[prabanchakmaamitabhomankoo]

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[karinareynoso]

Muy buen video muchas gracias siempre beo sus bideos para aprender a injertar

[abuyousef.ahmood]

It is very good way for grafting tree figs 👍🌹🌹🌹

[GrantHendrick]

Thank you for this and all your other great videos. Yes. Please tell us about your different fig varieties. I t would be great to have your thoughts on those best suited for warmer summer areas and those of us with cooler summers.