How To Prune Cherry Trees Simple Steps

In this video you can learn how to prune a 6 years old cherry tree or more in a semi dwarf rootstock like mxm 14 and cab 6p in open vase...you can prune like this also Gisela roots stocks...you can prune the trees in the and of summer or early spring...after pruning is goog to spray the trees with copper...

[kindagreenthumb]

Very helpful and direct info. Thank you! I'm getting ready to prune both my cherries this weekend and wanted to brush up on the basics.

[leah.in.the.garden]

Very helpful and easy to digest with no talking and visual explanations, thanks!

[Intentionaltia]

Love the texts and no talking. Thank you!

[theasianwitch]

I appreciate that there was no talking in this, but still very helpful!

[demiajazi]

Excellent video for anyone just starting out pruning, very simple and well made tutorial

[ofcv]

As a microbiologist doing plant cell tissue culture where ZERO contamination allowed or total failure - I would recommend isopropyl spray bottle and pass blades over nearby vegetation to mechanically remove debris & spray again before pruning: much more effective & safer than wiping tools. Time is a factor so spray minutes before passing through grass/straw.

[robertbrawley]

I just learned what the purpose of double sectoral pruning is on another channel. An alternative to tieing branches to the horizontal . @ The 2:09 in this video you show and explain double sectoral pruning as choosing the more horizontal outward facing branch and removing the more vertical branch at a "Y" junction.
Greg Lang said that double sectoral pruning was developed in Hungary .
Double sectoral pruning is a fancy name for me, a newbie, that commercial growers just knew from experience

[maryjayne]

Very helpful tutorial. Loved the text and no talk. I was about to do my cuts without leaving buds on near the base! Would have greatly affected fruit yield.... Thank you

[AgrimerRo]

Beautiful ORCHARD, it is seen as WORKING with LOVE.
RESPECT from ROMANIA,
Horticulture ingineer, Alex Merka!

[thebudmeister]

I actually got more out of this video without the speaking and just the text next to the pruning shears.

[relacser]

Great tips, thanks for posting this informative video.

[zarmindrow]

Cool. Both prunes and cherries in one tree.

[JamesSchanen]

This is a great straightforward video. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.

[Daniel-nfpp]

No music for distraction. Very nice. ✌

[maybe]

I bought 3 different kinds of sweet cherry trees in November 2022 and they came in different heights. I planted them. I followed your 40” cut tonight and left 6 new buds below the cutting (4/9/23). Late to cut but we have been having winter storms and tornadoes. Forecast says no rainfall till Thursday. Did I do it right? When do I need to give them fertilizer ? 16-16-16? Thank you.

[halitmahmut]

Tikanis kala, 👍🏻🇵🇰🇹🇷 from Manchester UK.

[sarahmurphy]

Living in Ireland where the imate is quite cool. We have a young cherry blossom tree and the leaves look a little droopy/sad. Will they fall? Or have we done something wrong. We have moved it since into the ground.

[NistaDGB]

we just had a snow storm split of a big piece of my grandfathers cherry tree, trying to find information on what I can do to try and fix it or maybe even turn it into another tree. Any suggestions?

[petes_ventures]

Hi, I had no idea that fruit trees needed pruning. I just bought a lapins cherry and an almond tree. The cherry is one single long stem almost two meters tall. The almond is shorter and has branches all over the place. From your video I'm understanding that any branches pointing in, up or down should pruned? - I can do this with the almond. With this cherry tree (single long stick), what should I expect for the first year - should I prune it and how? I'm in South Australia and it's winter at the moment. Thanks

[molerat]

Thank you for this video! I have inherited a cherry tree in my garden not sure how old it is. It has flowered and produced cherries this year, and still has leaves (we're in September). I've read cherries need to be pruned in late summer spring. Am I ok to prune now, in September? Thanks so much!