I just realized that grafting was probably invented by someone who broke a branch, tried to fix it, and succeeded.

This is like personal one-on-one instruction from a master. Bravo and thank you.

With fig grafting season getting near here on the Texas Gulf coast, 9a, I'm again watching your grafting videos. I did 5 grafts last year, 4 failed but 1 was an amazing success. It was a figo preto which produced 2 limbs and about 30 very nice figs on a brown turkey tree. Thank you so much. Your videos are a gift.

Ok. So now I've tried the modified graft and I find it so much easier than the standard V or cleft graft. It is awesome! Thanks again.

I have been grafting a lot of years but the demo will Improve my takes on small scions a lot ... thanks.

Enjoy watching you do all the grafting. Thanks so much.

Enjoyed your video, this is a graft I've not tried before. Thank you very much for sharing with us 👍👍

Just found your channel and am really enjoying it! I have recently gotten into gardening and am trying to grow my persimmon tree. The seed germinated a few days ago, but did not realize that you could do air layering to create a new plant from the mother plant! I will have to give that a try :)

Buenoas días Jaime, un vídeo genial, como siempre, saludos desde Barcelona

Wonderful, very clear explanation! Thanks! I have saved it. I am putting in a new 10 acre cherry orchard, by myself. (I am a 70 year old woman, btw: no, not easy.)

Thanks for the video. We tried about 40 grafts using your technique and it looks like about 80-90% worked. Not bad for the first time!

U have did appreciable job. One of the best videos for grafting I have gone through

Just did 500 grafts on M7 and M26 rootstock. Planting an orchard in Julian CA. Used standard cleft throughout, but am now excited to try modified cleft on some of the rejects/replacements because my scion wood is getting scarce and small in diameter. Thanks for the fantastic demonstration.

Very informative.. I always watch how to do a grafting, but this time I understand better.. thanks for the instructions.

Seus vídeos são fantásticos. Muito bem editados e esclarecedores. Sou usuário das enxertias. No meu caso uvas e pêssegos. Moro no Brasil, estado de Goiás. Seguirei com ansiedade seu canal para ver os próximos vídeos.

Fantastic, when you were doing I could feel I am wrapping tape around. Beautiful coverage with detail explanation with subtitles. Please bring more such videos. God bless you.

Going out on a grafted limb and guessing the 4 down votes were a mistake, excellent as always Jaime thank you!

I just love the way you work waw with such skillfully I want to be next to you, if ever this could be I'll be great full. Blessed you and the way you work......

I enjoy watching your video, its more detailed. Thank You!

Muchísimas gracias por compartir sus destrezas y conocimientos con nosotros. It's great that you use English subtitles, so people can pause to read and understand, or translate if necessary. As a result, your videos reach people all around the globe (the multicultural/multilingual comments are evidence of that). By the way, your written English is superb, though I'm guessing your native language is Portuguese.

You are just so good at what you're doing. I'm amazed. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills. :)

Gracias x mostrar sus conocimientos Saludos desde MEXIKO

I most definitely have to try this method as many of the grafts I do there is a mismatch in size. My go-to has been the cleft or V graft. I always make sure to have one side flush with the edge and cambium. But this looks great. Thanks for sharing.

Amazing video! Perfect!

Thanks for the modified cleft graft. I'll be using it often around my place! Happy grafting!

Thank you for showing Modified Cleft Graft method! It really works on persimmon (Diospyros kaki) in spring. I confirm it.

Very well explained both I words and visual. THANKS

Ordered some rare stone fruit varieties from eBay, Some of them were imported from other countries. Order in February when the sion cuttings are dormant and keep them in a moist paper wrap with some plastic. Either some sandwich wrap or a zip lock bag will do. When you're ready to use them by late March/early April, they will be as good as the day they were cut as long as they have good bud's. Do your cleft graft process or bark graft (whichever type of method you decide). Last year I've had many successful grafts by doing this. Anyone who wants to do this can by following these procedures mentioned! Good luck!

Thank you so so so much for this clear knowledge with clear close picture video. ❤️❤️😍🥰❤️❤️

Amazing teacher!

Я в восторге от прививочного ножа как он стругает👍 👌

Hola, buen trabajo, soy de la India, Himachal Pradesh, shimla. También cultivamos manzanas, pero es el enfoque tradicional basado en las plántulas, pero la gente también se está moviendo a los refuerzos y el gobierno también está ayudando. Tu trabajo es realmente apreciable. Música agradable. ¡Aclamaciones! utiliza el traductor de Google.

Thank you so much!♥

I absolutely love these videos and grafting techniques you've been putting out. The tutorials are easy to follow and they're very satisfying to watch, especially when you show the union sealed over and the scion growing. Recently, after doing some cleft grafts in branches that were much than I would have liked (they still took), I've been wondering if there is a better way to encourage the stump end of a branch to heal over. I've been playing with the idea of leaving a strip of the rootstock's bark extending far enough above the cut so you would be able to bend it over the center of the branch and allow it to fuse with the cambium opposite it. Think of it like a bridge graft using the rootstock's original bark over the stump. You would achieve this by cutting the branch twice. The first time above where you want the final height, then you would score the shape you want the bark flap to be in. Then you would peel the flap to below the final height and make the final cut with a saw going towards the flap, which has been peeled back so it doesn't cut (and maybe covered in a bag to prevent sawdust from getting in the cut). You would then fold the bark over the cut and across to the other side- maybe even tuck the end under a flap of bark on the opposite side as you would a standard bark graft. You may need to hold the top in place with a tack while it heals. Then you would be able to do bark grafts perpendicular to the strip of bark. Do you think that this might work? I'm a bit skeptical, but it might. I feel like getting the bark wouldn't want to adhere to the butt end of the branch, and it may dry out before scar tissue begins to form. I'm unsure if it would eve fuse to the cambium of the opposite side since grafting scion on backwards isn't supposed to work, but the objective is just to get a fused connection and not to grow buds. Even if it does work, the benefit probably won't justify the extra effort. I've tried a few iterations on some invasive acacia and cotoneaster to see if they do anything. If they don't work, then it's no loss.

Thanks, Sir!😊👍🏼

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Love the way you do

very nice work done so simple so perfect

Thank you for another great video, I'm always waiting for the next one.

My only regret ... I can only give one thumbs up !

That was amazing I learned something new today thank you for sharing 🥰💝😍

Great technique !

Thanks a lot. Good job.

Nice presentation, thanks. :-)

Nice work 👍

Thanks for sharing. 👍🙂

Good lessons for me sir .

Grafting.. learn from him... amazing

In my mind I thought it was a no go on mismatched size, but after seeing this it seemed so obvious. I've done a normal wedge on loquats and had about a 90% success rate. But some of my failures may have been size mismatch. Thanks.

Quite helpful Bhai...

Thanks a millions : )

Es lo mejor que e visto

It is a Na ice documentary.Thanks. I need to hes . Ali hossain from bangladesh

I've seen most of your videos on grafting. Really nice and clear. I mostly work with chestnut trees and some apples. I use the whip and tongue, cleft and bark grafts. I am going to try the so-called Texas inlay method on my chestnuts. Have you used that method - it seems interesting ? Also, a big problem with grafting is follow-up - many times the grafts snap off or so after a year or two. What do you do? Thanks.

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I just found your videos. U teach the technology beautifully, and any one can simply master it. Wonderful. How many millimeters of cambium contact minimum is required for a successful graft,( cleft ). Can u put a video to find cambium layer exactly. Thanks

hi. how are you? thank you for this video

bonitos sistemas, el 23 sabado intentaré injertar alguna higuera y ciruelo, haber que pasa, gracias J. y un saludo!

Nice

Now im confused....which graft to use thanks your video is great

this video is very informative tnx.. already subscribe to your channel

Another excellent video. In my area, apple maidens seem to be grafted to rootstock using a whip-and-tongue graft. Personally I think a cleft graft seems neater, easier, and more stable. Is there any reason not to graft young apple trees to rootstock via a cleft graft? Thank you!

Jaime, disfruto mucho los videos, son muy educativos. Por casualidad haces injertos con plantas citricas. Limones, limones verdes, toronjas? He tenido muchos fracasos. Gracias por cualquier ayuda. Ron de Houston, TX, USA

Will this method work for Mangoes and Avocados? Great video !

O , Nice.

Love all your grafting. Technique Best grafting among all KZfaq channel. So detail. Thx for sharing. Where to order parafilm? Can you graft 3 scion onto one rootstock?

Boa noite. É um prazer assistir vídeos como os seus bem explicados, mas ainda estou aguardando que publique quais outras estacas além das figueiras conseguiu enraizar no substrato de coco.

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Question Sir: Won't it be better to wrap the graft with parafilm first and after with rafia? This will allow you to remove the rafia when this is safe and leave the parafilm if necessary. That's a humble opinion only. Thank you very much for your super great videos. Nick from Greece.

Thank you, beautifully done. I guess best time to do it is when plant still dormant ? or just before sap flow ?

Sir thank you for your videos and suggestions . I did cleft grafting on orange and other citrus trees and got success . But now first time I did modified cleft grafting on guava tree . First I cut the scion and then cut the rootstock downwards to match the both side cambium. In this case I get fear to cut the rootstock first if the both side cambium is not matched . I know one side is enough for successful grafting . Sir please tell me how should I manage to match the both side cambium in modified cleft grafting. Is there any process or it is a experience of long time work and efforts ?

Hi,great content my friend,.Is this method will work on figs exactly

Good

How many times it takes to heal ? Nice informative video

Bom dia Sr. Sacadura. Tenho uma macieira já muito velha e com o tronco em muito mau estado e seguramente vou ter que a por abaixo. Mas antes disso, para não perder essa variedade gostava de a enxertar. Sera que me podia informar qual seria o porta enxerto que devo utilisar? Li num comentario seu que utilisou o M26 mas nao sei onde posso encontrar. Sou do centro da zona de Coimbra. Obrigado pela sua ajuda.

what kind of cleft graft to do when the scion is larger than rootstock?

For added support, I normally use rubber band.... Can I "overtighten" enough that it will hinder a union? Often, when I make a lousy whittled cut or can't really distinguish the cambium layer, I would angle it slightly AND tighten it with rubber band but always wondered if the tightness would hinder a union instead of help it.

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Question for you...is it still important that the rootstock and scion is lined up on one edge or is it okay that the smaller width scion sits proudly in the middle?

Do we have to disinfect before grafting or after every grafting?

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A few words on difficult varieties to graft would be helpful like persimmons. Apples are pretty forgiving

Can you graft a fruit branch onto a non fruit tree like a maple or alder?

The last graft in this video is bark grafting or modified cleft grafting ? Reply please sir . It did not cut through the wood of the rootstock ,only skin is pulled off the rootstock

Thanks for answer ‘ but I not trying to rescue the tree I would like to graft or do something to have the same nectarine type . .can not buy from nursery regards

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For this method or bark graft, what is the maximum diameter of trunk stock it can work on? We have a suspected bing cherry tree that is overgrown and wanted to cut it down to 6 ft where the diameter is about 7". It's a 20+ year old tree.

What is the best grafting technic for cherry trees? I want to graft some sconions Into an older cherry tree the next days...

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Your bark graft at 6:20. This always confuses me....saying the snug backcut is where the best cambium connection is. When the rootstock is split, the center of the flap is into the dead wood. The backcut scion section, when centered like the video, does not connect with any cambium from the flap. If anyone can enlighten me about this, please do. To me you still need to either align one side of the longer inner scion cut with the rootstock opposite the flap, or angle the scion to cross at some point like the earlier modified cleft graft.

Which brand knife you are using sir

What knife are you using?

Dude! The parafilm is way too expensive in my country. It's like 55$+ and the tape roll is only 38m. What are the alternative solutions?

What think clean the knife before grafting please sir tell me.

Sir, i want to ask about cover of grafting. You said that grafting will be better doing in spring, and use aluminium foil/ envelope to cover it. But in my country, only have 2 season, summer and rain. What cover I could use in grafting on those season besides alumunium foil/ envelope? Thanks.

Nice, thank you to share you knowledge, and can I ask you how to order your apple an pig three variety online,thank you.

Is there a reason why the second angled cut has to be so short?

Isn't this similar to side venner, just without the top half of the root stock?

What plants can be grafted this way?

With modified cleft , why make outside cut on scion so short? Also why no emphasis on cambium alignment? On apples one can take liberties but difficult to graft species may need more precise alignment of cambium