Grafting Fruit Trees | Chip-Bud Grafting Fig Trees | The easiest grafting technique there is

Everything you need to know about the easiest and quickest bud grafting technique there is and that i use the most to graft most fruit trees using only a few buds from cuttings.
Almost every aspect of the chip-budding technique that is shown can be applied with success when grafting different fruit types with this easy budding technique.

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[heatherlaw]

Dear Mr. Sacadura,
Thank you I did a Violet DeBordeaux Fig Chip Bud graft on May 19 2023 and on June 18 2023 it took. I now have new leaf on the graft. I grafted it onto a Brown Turkey Fig. I have been watching your fig chip bud grafts over and over again. I am very new to this. Thank you again for your expertise.
Phoenix Arizona

[nickgeorgie]

Mr. Sacadura. Your technique makes you the Michelangelo of the grafting. Thank you. I cannot stop watching you again and again in order to acquire your step by step procedure.

[charleswilder]

You do it so quickly and smoothly, without even needing to set down the scion donor while you cut the root stock! So skillful! Thanks for the great demonstration!

[sr]

Thank you, these are very informative. I like the background music - it is relaxing and not annoying.

[barryjanis]

Mr Sacadura, you are a Tree Surgeon, thanks for the excellent videos, excellent instruction .
You are the best ! ! !

[brownbraids]

Beautifully done, thank you. i like how slim you can cut it and paste together, absolutely enjoyable to watch. thank you, thank you.

[mrnothing]

Such a profound technique you have got there.
Very good picture quality and Camera work + Editing work!

[pittilinster]

excellent technique and also the music just enjoyable

[DanielVeillard]

I will have to say thanks again, since you pushed that video about bud grafting on green fresh wood I have applied that technique dozens of times on the old caprifig at my place and most graft seems to have taken, sometime extremely quickly e.g. we are June 9, I have a green bud graft done on 24 May who is starting to grow, fairly amazing ! In general it takes closer to a month to detect growth in the grafted bud but that's still very good. I also have the feeling that green bud are easier to graft (except for softness of tissues) possibly because on fresh new green buds the cambium layer is possibly thicker or more active... very impressive, thanks a lot ! Daniel

[bearstilwell]

Great video, just ran outside and tried this technique on one of my persimmon trees, grafted coffee cake onto chocolate tree guess I'll see if it's good in a couple Thanks

[Давид-яхъ]

Я очень доволен. Большое спасибо. СУПЕР!

[patriciawrightlambert]

Great technic !!!! Clear and easy to follow. Thank you 😊

[beeneverywhereman]

Excellent demonstrations. Thanks for the video. I'll be trying this technique myself.

[webergueraldo]

Congratulations. Great video. Thanks from Brazil.

[phuongduong]

Thanks i will tries this year 'you're good Teacher

[bennirvanacrystals]

Great video, thanks for showing us every stage of the process!!

[rosyjobya]

Hello JSacadura, this would be one of the best videos i have seen on YouTube and thoroughly enjoyed it and learned a whole lot from it. Two weeks ago i bought an Italian made Arti tec brand Grafting tool and two days ago i grafted 5 varieties on to four trees in pots. Wasen, t impressed with the blades that came with it as they were poorly ground in their sharpening.
I wish i had seen your, e video prior to buying the tool. Anyhow this video made me feel good and i am confident i can do a much better job now. Thank You Very Much.

[Давид-яхъ]

Спасибо большое. Мне очень понравился, как вы делаете. СУПЕР!

[MrChickadee]

Is the method good for Mulberry and Che fruit (from same family as fig)?

[tbcha]

You make this look so easy. I can never get the sizes of scion bud and the cut on the main branch to the same size. Yours always look like a perfect snug fit!!!