Root stocks, interstems and compatibility

here is an article about some work I did with interstem grafting

[blessedsj]

I watch YouTube exclusively and this is by far the most educational channel around. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I have thoroughly enjoyed this journey so far.

[homesteadrevivals]

I love your videos! Yours are the best grafting videos on YouTube. Our property has possibly hundreds of Pacific Crabapple trees, and, since discovering your channels, I've been grafting dozens of different varieties of apples to them. I've learned a lot about which varieties graft easily, and which of my trees receive grafts best. Thanks for teaching!

[cyrilhudak]

You are not the first creator to vlog his business operation specifically for his customers benefit. This demonstrates the value you bring and justifies the compensation you require. For me I just enjoy learning something I didn't even know I was interested in. Thank Ken

[TheShadeTreeFixitMan]

Oh the joys of having your own business. Been there and done that. Thanks for taking us along with the grafting.

[certifiedcrazy]

Ken as us old timers know that knowledge is the name of the game . Thank you for sharing with us, I certainly can identify wtth your worker situation we saw a ton of it on the railroad . It would seem to me we have raised a couple of generations of a more


delicate work force in this country . Just my two cents . Take care my friend.

[gardenman]

Thank you for the grafting videos. I am learning a lot. I am saving some of the videos for future use

[txsviking]

I'm just an old welder but I still love to learn about new things. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge.

[jameskniskern]

I'm learning a great deal of things binge watching your videos. I've a small holding here in KY, and have a few hundred trees, chestnuts, hazels, crab apples, asian pears, apples, nectarines and plums. I'm not a commercial grower, but a hobbyist with land to play with.
I would very much be interested in the videos on harvesting scion wood, and even making grafting knives and bevels and sharpening.
When you can get to them. :)

[maryfinchum]

came over from 1963impala2dr you're almost at a 1000 subs, thank you Mr. Ken

[OpenRoadAdventures-ljpt]

Thanks for the videos Ken. I came over from the other channel and I really enjoy this channel too it’s very interesting. Almost caught up on the videos almost watched all of them.

[rwbishop]

This is an interesting channel Ken! Have learned a ton... also have sent it on to everyone I know who grows anything. Thanks for sharing!

[Brian.N]

This is a great channel, and has a lot of great information.

[bavariabearfan]

I came here from your ratrod channel. I think it is just great that you are passing on your well earned knowledge. If you inspire just one person to become a grafter, that save that knowledge.

[GaryBoyd]

Tons of new information again. I sit here amazed and wonder "what would the blues brothers do?"😎 Imagine a field full of guys in zoot suits hats and glasses? I bet there would be few interuptions! Ha!

[IronClad]

Back in ancient times when I was in High school, we grafted rose bush on apple trees in Horticulture class. It was kind of interesting that they're the same species.

[base]

Keep up the grafting posts! You have a ton of information to share. I try to read and watch as much as I can about grafting, and a while back stumbled onto a grafting video on your 63impala page. Watched everything that had grafting on it that night. I was super glad when you started this page! "Simple" things like the bit about peach compatibility, I can't imagine being able to find anywhere else. You'll be at 1000 subs in no time, it's only been a few weeks and you're 650+ already.

[garryverniest]

A series on grafting knives would be great.

[johnnybsbasketcaseprojects]

I think its a great thing you sharing your knowledge and experience with everyone. Very cool to here about someones success with grafting there on. I hope you get to the 1000 subs soon.

[bassburnsify]

Ken, I really like your videos, passion about grafting is infectious and it's something i really enjoy here in W MI. I do want to ask you about the grafting compatibility as lots of folks in the midwest & northern areas like mine graft peach varieties on to prunus americana (american plum) root stock with high success. I can see this maybe not being a thing commercially however.

[jbmbanter]

Just like any other farmer you are proud of your work and for what I've seen and heard you have every right to be proud. Put you and 'Victor together and the pair is not defeatable.