Great demonstration. How many varieties do you grow? I think I have 3. I just dug up a fig tree from a friends Mobil home park. Planted it three weeks ago. It’s now winter in San Diego CALIFORNIA USA SO IM WSITING TO SEE IF I HAVE ANY LIFE still in it. I didn’t see a button to subscribe to your channel
Thank you! I have over a dozen varieties. I hope that your new young tree will take root successfully and will delight you with excellent figs. Sincerely, Figs in Israel
Whic months are best for grafting fig tree. Also tell about chip and T.budding in fig that which months are suitable for budding in fig. Thanks for this video.
Hello! In different regions, the climate is different, so it is better to focus not on the month, but on the condition of the plants. In my experience, the success rate is higher when the scion is still dormant and the rootstock is just starting to wake up. Then the scion will first grow together with the rootstock, and only then will it begin to form leaves and shoots. Otherwise, the death rate is high. It is advisable to choose a season before the onset of heat, on a cool morning. You can use scions stored in the refrigerator for grafting - they are sleeping. Many gardeners believe that it is possible to graft all year round, but with varying success rates. In my hot climate, I tend to do this in the spring, usually early March. Sincerely, Figs in Israel.
Hello! Khurtamni (not Red Israel) is an old local fig variety with figs of medium size, medium yield and very sweet taste. The pulp is honey, the skin is tender. Sincerely, Figs in Israel
من المملكة المغربية أحييك وأحيي الشعب الإسرائيلي وأتمنى لكم دوام الصحة والسلام والنجاح. لو تكرمت في أي شهر يتم هذا النوع من التطعيم..وهل أقلام التطعيم نحصل عليها مباشرة من الشجرة أم تكون مخزنة سابقا. شكرا كامل مودتي واحترامي...شلوم
Hello! Thanks for the greeting! I also wish success and prosperity to all gardeners in Morocco! I do these graftings in March, already now, because figs in Israel are already waking up. Sap flow has already begun in some bushes, the cambium is active. The heat hasn't arrived yet; this is the best time for vaccinations. Scion cuttings can be cut from the tree if the leaves have not yet appeared. It is best for the buds to still sleep. You can use cuttings that have been stored in the refrigerator. They manage to grow together with the rootstock before their buds open. Graftings can be done at other times, but the success rate will be lower. Sincerely, Figs in Israel
Hello! No, 2 scions do not grow together. If they both grow vigorously in the future, you can leave both. If one of them grows weakly, then it is removed. Sincerely, Figs in Israel
Thank you especially in taking off the foil when new leaves appear from the graft. Good information
Thank you!
Excellent technique . thanks
Thank you!
Perfect clean execution! Regards from Gozo Malta
Thank you !
I’m curious, do the 2 scions grafted so close together grow together into a single branch? If not, do you eventually have to remove one?
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks!
I like your grafting knife. Can you tell me where I can purchase this brand?
Great demonstration. How many varieties do you grow? I think I have 3.
I just dug up a fig tree from a friends Mobil home park.
Planted it three weeks ago.
It’s now winter in San Diego CALIFORNIA USA SO IM WSITING TO SEE IF I HAVE ANY LIFE still in it. I didn’t see a button to subscribe to your channel
Thank you! I have over a dozen varieties. I hope that your new young tree will take root successfully and will delight you with excellent figs.
Sincerely,
Figs in Israel
Whic months are best for grafting fig tree. Also tell about chip and T.budding in fig that which months are suitable for budding in fig.
Thanks for this video.
Hello! In different regions, the climate is different, so it is better to focus not on the month, but on the condition of the plants. In my experience, the success rate is higher when the scion is still dormant and the rootstock is just starting to wake up. Then the scion will first grow together with the rootstock, and only then will it begin to form leaves and shoots. Otherwise, the death rate is high. It is advisable to choose a season before the onset of heat, on a cool morning.
You can use scions stored in the refrigerator for grafting - they are sleeping. Many gardeners believe that it is possible to graft all year round, but with varying success rates.
In my hot climate, I tend to do this in the spring, usually early March.
Sincerely,
Figs in Israel.
@@figsinisrael1043 Thank you for the useful advice. I will use the method which u explained in this video.
God bless you
@@kamaljee3740 Thank you, and successful grafting!
Sir is khurtamani is very sweet and good variety?
Hello! Khurtamni (not Red Israel) is an old local fig variety with figs of medium size, medium yield and very sweet taste. The pulp is honey, the skin is tender.
Sincerely,
Figs in Israel
Thanks for ur reply
..sir can u suggest a fig variety which is very sweet and high yielding and tasty...
من المملكة المغربية أحييك وأحيي الشعب الإسرائيلي وأتمنى لكم دوام الصحة والسلام والنجاح.
لو تكرمت في أي شهر يتم هذا النوع من التطعيم..وهل أقلام التطعيم نحصل عليها مباشرة من الشجرة أم تكون مخزنة سابقا.
شكرا كامل مودتي واحترامي...شلوم
Hello! Thanks for the greeting! I also wish success and prosperity to all gardeners in Morocco!
I do these graftings in March, already now, because figs in Israel are already waking up. Sap flow has already begun in some bushes, the cambium is active. The heat hasn't arrived yet; this is the best time for vaccinations. Scion cuttings can be cut from the tree if the leaves have not yet appeared. It is best for the buds to still sleep. You can use cuttings that have been stored in the refrigerator. They manage to grow together with the rootstock before their buds open. Graftings can be done at other times, but the success rate will be lower.
Sincerely,
Figs in Israel
@@figsinisrael1043
شكرا جزيلا على جوابك الراقي ولك أجدد احترامي وتقديري وللشعب الإسرائيلي.
متمنياتي لكم السلام والنجاح ودوام الصحة.
كامل مودتي واحترامي صديقي
@@hakimakarkach4201 Thank you, and good luck in all your endeavors!
Sincerely,
Figs in Israel.
Did you steal the land from Palestinians?
“Palestinians” as you put it, are from Jordan…and had their Jordanian citizenship revoked. They are not in their land.😀🙃
I’m curious, do the 2 scions grafted so close together grow together into a single branch? If not, do you eventually have to remove one?
Hello!
No, 2 scions do not grow together. If they both grow vigorously in the future, you can leave both. If one of them grows weakly, then it is removed.
Sincerely,
Figs in Israel