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Grafting Systems is the US distributor for authentic Scionon Grafting Shears and Graft Crafters, Bio-Graft tape, Buddy Tape, and many other nursery supplies.
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28 Οκτ 2024 · Choose a healthy scion with several buds. Cut the scion at a sharp angle, around 1-2 inches long. Slice the rootstock similarly to match the length and angle of the scion. Create a notch on both pieces, making sure they interlock. Align the vascular cambium layers—this is crucial for successful grafting.
24 Δεκ 2022 · Grafting fruit trees is surprisingly easy once you know how – all it takes is a bit of practice and patience! With just a few materials such as protective gloves, clean pruning shears, tape/rubber bands, wax/paraffin, rooting hormone, and raffia – plus some healthy stock – you can create your own hybrid fruit tree!
Learn everything you need to know about fruit tree grafting and budding including winter scion collection, spring grafting (cleft, bark, whip & tongue), summer budding (chip & T-budding), and grafting aftercare.
2 Απρ 2021 · This grafting tutorial takes you through everything you’d need to know to graft fruit trees at home, including grafting apple trees, as well as pear, cherry, plum, and peach. Beyond the basics of bench grafting to create new trees, I’ll also walk you through top working trees in an existing orchard to change their variety or repair damage ...
Grafting is a form of propagating new fruit trees using buds or twigs – the ‘scion wood’ from an existing tree and fusing it onto a branch or stem of another tree – ‘the rootstock’, which is selected for size, suitability to site and tolerance of certain soil conditions.
Rootstock for fruit tree grafting can be found at many nurseries and garden centers as well as online at places like Cummins Nursery and Burnt Ridge Nursery. It’s important to choose a reputable source that provides healthy, disease-free rootstock.
