I know we are from different climatic regimes, however if it is done between late Spring and Summer the grown bud should be mature enough to survive your Winter conditions.
Excellent video with lots of useful information. Many people learning to graft fail to realise that properly mating the scion to rootstock is part of the process. As you point out, major parts of the ptocess are propper preparation and post graft care. A quick question for you Mr. Raymond. I often graft avocados and mangoes with suboptimal scions (scions with buds that have not emerged), and wrap with plastic strips to retain the moisture. After four weeks, is it generally safe to remove the plcastic covering the scion?
Is there any way that the Ministry of Agriculture import other varieties of avocado in the country? There are so many nice varieties in other countries that we could welcome in Jamaica.
There are a lot of both recognized international commercial cultivars and varieties that are here, and there are also a lot of local Jamaican cultivars here just waiting to be discovered.
Ive seen some cleft grafing done where the root stock is slitted more to just by the cambium just behind the bark as opposed to slitting down the middle of the stem. Whats your opinion of this method?
Very thorough explanation. Good demonstration. 👍
Thanks and please remember to share it with your friends.
Thanks very much
Very informative and easy to follow instructions. Thank you
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I like your demonstration...👍🏾👍🏾
Thanks for your comment and I am glad to know that you liked it.
Thank you, I'll try Chip-Bud Grafting in California.
I know we are from different climatic regimes, however if it is done between late Spring and Summer the grown bud should be mature enough to survive your Winter conditions.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge sir
I am extremely happy to know that it was appreciated by you.
Looks good bud.
Thank you very much.
Ital cookin mon nice up da area goin on higha seen !
Thanks for the compliment.
Nice
Thank you.
Very informative video
Excellent video with lots of useful information.
Many people learning to graft fail to realise that properly mating the scion to rootstock is part of the process. As you point out, major parts of the ptocess are propper preparation and post graft care.
A quick question for you Mr. Raymond. I often graft avocados and mangoes with suboptimal scions (scions with buds that have not emerged), and wrap with plastic strips to retain the moisture. After four weeks, is it generally safe to remove the plcastic covering the scion?
Is there any way that the Ministry of Agriculture import other varieties of avocado in the country? There are so many nice varieties in other countries that we could welcome in Jamaica.
There are a lot of both recognized international commercial cultivars and varieties that are here, and there are also a lot of local Jamaican cultivars here just waiting to be discovered.
Ive seen some cleft grafing done where the root stock is slitted more to just by the cambium just behind the bark as opposed to slitting down the middle of the stem. Whats your opinion of this method?
There are many methods that can be used, as long as the scion will grow after grafting, then it can be tried.
@@bestfruitsinjamaica9295 ok fair enough but from your experience with grafting which of the two methods offers a higher success rate?
Whst if you just use a wire to act as a frame over the entire plant and put a plastic bag over this frame?
It probably is possible, why don't you try it and see what the results are like.
Grafting tape hard to find ina Jamdown mon ?
You can ask at any farm store for it or you can use a strips of plastic as tape.