Only dude in KZfaq worth watching. Not trying to sell crappy product every sentence

Now you did it. I ordered some green mulberry cuttings and an ice cream bean tree. Thanks again for all the knowledge you share!

Brother may God reward you for this. People do not realise how valuable this channel is. It's not just about gardening man. It's about so much more. That for being real and telling the truth. I agree with you 100%. I am also growing like probably over 60 trees already, different varieties all from seed and cuttings and they are all in containers and growing huge I'm a short period of time and I just use sand from my back yard to plant them in and I put a top layer of home made compost. I don't spend a cent. I would later on buy a few trees that have good fruit and use them to graft hut my seedlings are already flowering and the cuttings produce fruit within 1 to 2 years. I planted Pomegranates from seed. One of the trees 1 year later from seed is now flowering. I got such a shock yesterday to see one flower on the Pomegranate sapling. So young but flowering. It probably won't carry fruit this year but it's amazing. I grafted 2 avacado trees using this method from a local tree that is producing good fruit. The lady who lives there , her mother planted the tree from seed when her mother was just a girl. So it's a huge tree and I took a cutting from it. It's so amazing how much content there are out there always saying that 99% of seedlings won't get good fruit or won't get fruit at all. That is such a lie. I am growing them from seed and in containers in sand and they are producing fruit. I think some time I should also start a youtube channel to show people the lies out there it just took a little but of time and patience but it's so worth it because it doesn't feel like you must have patience. Everyday being in the garden is a pleasure and you enjoy every moment of the growing stages of the seedlings. I have an avacado seedling that is so big only 2 Yeats later and it's in a container. It's almost 1.5 meters tall and maybe has a canopy pf 1.5 meters across. It's huge for a seedling. My Loquats from seed is already 1.8 meters tall, 1 year later I am not lying. It's only been through 1 winter. The next winter will be here in the next few months. But it's amazing all the lies out there and millions of people believe it. It just shows that people don't do things themselves anymore. People do not make effort and observe and reason. They just follow.

Thanks Alan. Love your simplicity approach. I think I can do this.

Great message. More people should learn to do things themselves and use the hands God gave them. Cleft grafts are an easy yet versatile option (compatible with various-sized scions and woods; soft and hard). It was the first technique I tried/learned and still use it a lot today.

New subscriber. Good channel. Crisp and clean with no caffeine.

Thank you again Alan.. I really enjoy your content.👍

your teachings are so valuable, real practical life experience, not fake. thank you

Alan you getting me all excited for spring!

New suscriber here. Best explanation ever for the always complex grafting issue.

I’m fascinated by the grafting process. I hope to get more into it.

Great down-to-earth content

Electrical tape - works good but I’ll give you couple pointers from my previous experience - i use the electrical tape directly on the bark of thin graft and I find out the hard way when you try to peel it of later it will come right of sometime with the bark it self , that specifically applies to younger plants and mulberry and figs are more suitable to that , so I use couple inches of Parafilm under the tape to prevent that from to happened , also I prefer using white color tape as it does not atract sun as much as the black does - that specially helps while grafting during summer time . Other then that that videos is spot on , simple and straight forward . Thx.

If one doesnt like the glue on electric tape, do like the electrician and back wrap it first with sticky side out then wrap the other way

Great vid! Love learning. Btw, did you uncover your mango plants yet?

I used baggies one year on grafts and it scorched my grafts, it scorched them in March when it was still cooler but it created a greenhouse affect and kept to much moisture in and ruined a few of my grafts . Hopefully it works out better for you then it did for me but I use aluminum foil now to protect from wind and if there’s colder temps I’ll put a paper towel around the grafts then aluminum foil and take out the paper towel when the cold temps move out but in my experience I lost every graft I put a baggie over that year

So when will the green mulberry be for sale my good man?! Lol

Guys, just learn whip and tongue union. Nearly as easy as this one, but far superior in the rest of the stuff: the end result is cleaner, larger contact area = success rate is higher (mine is near 100% and I just started this season with apples and persimmons).

Instead of electrical tape use old bicycle inner tube and cut it into narrow strips and use that to tighlty stretch around

Hello, thanks for the great tips on electric tape. I use it to but I wrap it MUCH TIGHTER than you do which may be a mistake. Have you ever tried to graft your mulberries to other rootstocks like lime? I have read that they did that a couple 1000 years back. I might try. Or maybe apricot and nectarine to mango? The thing is I have LOTS of Mango and lime rootstocks and very few mulberry ones.

How often do you see the mulberry rootstock produces new growth? You need to keep removing them, that's a work:)

Do you have cutting for sale right now?