Grafting Citrus Trees with the Patch Bud - Making a Fruit Cocktail Tree
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- Patch budding is a method of grafting citrus trees that is very easy and that gives a high success rate.
In the past year I performed many patch bud grafts of citrus and found that it works very well as a technique for adding new varieties to an existing citrus tree to make a multi-grafted citrus cocktail tree. Although the particular graft demonstrated in this tutorial is of a Mato Buntan pummelo, I also found that patch budding works well for grafting orange trees, grafting lemon trees, and grafting lime trees. I expect that it would work well for any type of citrus.
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Ordering citrus budwood from the CCPP:
• Ordering Citrus Budwoo...
Other citrus grafting techniques:
• Grafting Citrus Trees
fruitmentor.com/PatchBuddingCi... (step-by-step)
fruitmentor.com/citrus-graftin... (Tools and Supplies)
In California, the collection of any citrus propagative materials, including budwood and seeds, from non-registered sources is illegal. Any citrus trees grown or grafted in California must come from source trees registered with either:
(1) The Citrus Nursery Stock Pest Cleanliness Program, administered by the California Department of Food and Agriculture, or
(2) The Citrus Clonal Protection Program, located at the University of California at Riverside.
CDFA program: www.cdfa.ca.gov/plant/pe/nsc/...
CCPP: ccpp.ucr.edu/ - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Many people have asked for an update on the tree. A few months ago I did a live stream from my garden. It shows this new branch that I grafted loaded with fruit here:
th-cam.com/video/S37VSB8oZxU/w-d-xo.html
Opening and tasting a pummelo here:
th-cam.com/video/S37VSB8oZxU/w-d-xo.html
Im from texas and i have a big Orange tree but they are extremeley sour....we make lemonade witth them, there is a smaller tree growing and was wondering what i can do to make sure they come out sweet as heck
Algorithms huh? 3 years later and TH-cam decides it's time the world knew how to do plant skin - grafts.
Good work sir.
My navel orange survived psyllids and the yellow streak, it still produces normal non bitter fruit.
Is this irregular?
@@carrynoweight There is a long latency period between infection and symptoms. So the disease can be present in a tree for a while before you would notice it in the fruit.
I will never use this information in my life, but I found it absolutely fascinating to know.
Thank you for the comment! I am glad that you enjoyed the video!
metalstalin Now that you have it, you can use it in your life! Plant yourself a nice fruit tree in the yard.
Never say never
That’s the quickest way to make it happen
Same😂😂
@@Fruitmentor YT gave this video randomly.. but i ended up being quite entertained and interested.. if i may ask, why cut a perfectly fine tree and introduce patching to grow another branch? thanks and more power
no one:
TH-cam algorithm: WANA KNOW HOW TO GRAFT CITRUS TREES
joe Yaz the “no one” part is wrong. I clicked because it looked cool.
@@jomon324 same
ahh algorithm explorer here
@@jomon324 well yeah, it's a joke.
no one:
youtube: WANNA SEE A VID FROM 3 YEARS AGO?
Very knowledgeable. Nothing I respect more than a man who knows his craft.
*Knows his graft...
@@chadshowdown9382 Halt! On behalf of r/punpatrol, you're under arrest. From now on, no more funny business.
Oh no, the Party Pooper Patrol has arrived
I learned about this in agriculture class. We each got our own citrus trees but instead of the patch procedure, we actually graphed the whole branch. It was very cool. My graph came out perfect and it grew to be a full grown orange tree with lemon tree branches growing out of it. It also produced oranges and lemons. It was pretty cool!
Welcome to another Episode of Random TH-cam Recommandations, don't miss our upcomming anniversary of half a million episodes!
Lol
Facts
Strangest part is that this video is like 3 years old. Why is it getting recommended to everyone now?
Ever since my horticulture class I've been wanting to see a visual play-by-play of this, this goes in my watch later.
Enjoy! You may also enjoy this one:
th-cam.com/video/Q1dEG3aQa7E/w-d-xo.html
this was in my recommended today i have never been interested in this kind of thing whatever it is lets watch anyway
same
Lol same
Same 😂😂 But never know when this might come in handy
im so confused, yet so interested in Frankenstein trees. thanks youtube
Thanks Algorithm, for inserting something new. I’m off to buy citrus clippings.
I've been working with dead trees for many years. Your way of carpentry is highly inspirational! Life really matters!
Just wanted to thank you for your grafting instructions. Last year, following your directions, i succesfully grafted 3 new varieties on 2 of my trees. Im going to do it again this year. Thank you
You're welcome! I am glad it was helpful!
I have no idea why this was recommended, but I am INVESTED in this info
I'm not entirely sure what I just watched, but it was interesting.
basically(and extremely oversimplified) you have an orange tree.
you patch a piece of a grapefruit tree on it.
that patch grows into a grapefruit branch and produces grapefruits....on your orange tree....while the normal branches produce oranges.it saves a lot of space and time.....or like physicists say spacetime ;)
@@sabin97 See, that's what I thought it was, but that seemed too good to be true. I appreciate the info though, thank you!
@@SourBramble
plants are very weird....
Just changed my grafting game with that vinyl tape. My grandad passed before he could pass that particular tip. Much appreciated!
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Honestly I had no idea you could do this and tree diseases were such a serious thing. Thank you for this interesting information 👍🏻
Who else found this while scrolling through TH-cam at midnight?
WhiteRice1526 6am for me lol started at midnight though
Ayeeeeee
Mfw I see this comment at 23:52
WhiteRice1526 lol 12:06
It’s 12:03 at the time I wrote this
Very informative and clear tutorial. Thanks for sharring!!
Grafting, Cuttings and Clones, awesome stuff that is. I have seen Jaboticaba trees never fruit at all, then you take an air layered cutting from a fruiting tree and it produces after only a year :D
This is one of the things my grampa learned after discovering the internet and before passing away. We are now getting some oranges in his backyard from the work he left behind. I shall learn this and continue doind it for him.
fruitmentor
Excelentes Vídeos !!!Muchas Gracias por estar en TH-cam ! y enseñarnos a respetar la naturaleza y a estar en armonía con todo ser vivo!! Que la vida te traiga siempre lo más lindo:SALUD AMOR PAZ LUZ FELICIDAD Y MUCHA PROSPERIDAD!! JUNTO A TODOS TUS SERES QUERIDOS!!! Y QUE DÍA A DÍA SEA LLENO DE MUCHAS BENDICIONES!!
UN FUERTE ABRAZO DESDE URUGUAY!!!
David.
Gracias!
David grafting has been one of first practices in 2010. Breeding collectively is more of my game
David thnx happy new year
Very interesting.thanking very much for the useful information and for you happy New Year 2018 From Uruguay!
David.
The David
What you are doing is crucial to long term sustainability. Thank you!
You're welcome!
Just cant wait to have a garden, even a small one would bring so much joy
Oh what a beautiful graft you have made!! What a phenomenal world God has created for us. Thank you for sharing your wisdom. May the Lord bless you!
I'm a professional grafter, and your videos inspire me very much
Thank you for the feedback! I am glad that you like the videos!
In which season grafting is done
Manan Ashraf If you don’t get a reply, you should do it when your citrus tree is putting out new growth. For me it would be in the months of March or April.
It depends on the area . In Greece we graft in May and October
Tabulampot Fruit juice
your videos make grafting easier thanks
Thank you! I am glad that you find them helpful!
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Maajd Dada hi
I too got recommended this for some reason but I'm glad I did, what an interesting piece of information, I had no idea you could graft two different trees together
I am a horticulture student and I'm finding this equally helpful and fascinating. Thank you!
You're welcome!
Human point of view: wow cool hybrid plant thing
Plant point of view: *_body horror extravaganza_*
Was always curious to how grafting is done, learned abit more as well. Thanks for the vid!
You're welcome!
I have never watched a single video about grafting citrus trees before this, but TH-cam just decided that today is the day that changes.
This is pretty cool. I remember learning about this in Horticulture in High School
great video and it is great meyhod to graft a sensetive tree like lemon ....i use t bud graft it is the best....thanks for tge video
Thank you fruitmentor.
You're welcome!
Felt happy that you guys are actually doctors of trees
I never have been more intrigued by citrus
Does this tree have the proper insurance to cover this procedure?
The tree paid well with the fruit that you can see here:
th-cam.com/video/S37VSB8oZxU/w-d-xo.html
and here:
th-cam.com/video/S37VSB8oZxU/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Dan! This is very useful information, keep up the good work😊
We have done this in school and it's absolutely amazing 😅
Really cool. Had no idea about this at all, and it's really fascinating.
might be able to graft my rokakaka branch finally, thanks for the help
heyyyyyyyyy
Was looking for this XD
This is like a breeding ground for jojolion memes
Great! I know where to put my Rokaka branch now!
Honestly, I've never thought about buying a citrus plant until now.
Thanks for showing me something extremely cool, to bad where I live it's way to cold to grow any citrus inside. Off to California I go
This dude is the Dexter of gardening....
The folks in the lab where parts of the following video were shot have solved many citrus crimes:
th-cam.com/video/Q1dEG3aQa7E/w-d-xo.html
I'm unaware of any vigilante justice for citrus killers, though.
I don't know what you are doing, but this was relaxing.
Good info..very valuable
Thank you!
I didnt even know you could graft trees but man that was really interesting.
easy to understand, clean, 👍
awesome video!
Thank you!
You're a hero man.
Tyler Schulz 👍
Thank you for this video. I’m new to growing citrus.
Thanks for posting the video. I find this method has the best success rate. I also learned ccpp from this channel.
Thank you! I am glad that you found the video helpful!
I must of done a lot of grafting on TH-cam for me to get to this video recommended to me
watching this at 4 am and must wake up at 7 am for work
Cool work
Very useful for studying purposes
If only josuke 8 knew about the patch bud
THIS IS BLASPHEMY!
WHAT IS THIS ALCHEMY
Thanks for this tip and the free ebook download. Make it a great day.
You're welcome!
this is very helpful, im definitely show this to my students because we are having a topic about plant propagation.
Thank you! I am happy that you can share it with your students!
Ordered some from CCPP and followed your graft videos. They are growing great now. By any chance can you please show how to maintain and grow them?
Thank you for the suggestion! I have started working on some videos like that. Do you have any specific topics in mind?
Great. I would like to know how to maintain balance of all grafts and keep it low for easy harvest. Thank you
I thanking very much for the useful information.
I did not know the apical dominance this is truth.Very interesting.
Question: because we afterwards remove the portion of bark above the bud 3-4 weeks after and no immediately at grafting? I thanking very much.Warm regards from Greece and i waiting your response.
You're welcome! I removed the bark and pruned the branch after 3-4 weeks and not at the time of grafting. That worked well for me, but I would not be surprised if other ways work also. One thing that I might try in the future is to perform a scion graft such as a bark graft and then do the patch bud underneath as a backup in case the bark graft fails. In this case pruning the branch for the bark graft should also break the apical dominance and allow the patch bud to grow.
fruitmentor
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+Korodan Korodanani iii
+Korodan Korodanani i
I actually came here for this. Thanks for your info. Subscribed!
Thank you!
Thanks for info!
Don’t know what’s going on here or why it’s recommended but damn it is interesting
ME: what should i watch
TH-cam: YES
Thank you friend !👍👍👍👍👍 Beautiful weekend for you , Annarè
Phenomenal!
Me: Interesting, but considering that I live in England, it is very unlikely I will ever need to graft citrus trees.
Global warming: Won't be long bud. 😎
if it is 2 celsius warmer in 2100 not gonna help much
Don't waste your time worrying about it. Live on
But you could, in a green house.😀
Global warming is going to make the UK colder, not warmer. The ocean currents, including the Gulf Stream, which is what keeps the UK unseasonably warm compared to other countries at a similar latitude such as Kiev, Berlin and Calgary, are going to shift.
@@dennisp.2147 Yes, it's true but don't look for the problem, look for the solution. With a right greenhouse you an plant and graft subtropical fruit like Lime and Lemons.
Is this really your voice!? Great vid like always. Thank you!
Thank you! I am glad that you enjoyed the video. That is my voice.
WOW.....
Your video is so clear, and helps that you have a beautiful deep voice.
Thanks for the video
Thank you!!
Absolutely fascinating and well explained. I feel confident to try this soon. 😌
thank. Việt Nam điểm danh
Lieutenant Dan
Welp now I know how to perform tree surgery
Acentral1000
-Grape surgery
-Onion surgery
-Tree surgery
Thank you
I love watching plant grafts and love plants
Me too!
Who else found this soooooooooooooooO satisfying?
why are we not teaching this to all the school children?
I have heard from several teachers who showed my videos in class!!
I learned this in school but then again the electives I chose were Horticulture and floriculture
Well im a Filipino
I'n watching this for my exam and its interesting to know.
I bet my country has a lot of these things and its probably everywhere
Disney movies are more important
You got about the stuffiest nose I have ever heard and I love it for some odd reason.
You have been blessed by the algorithms
Amazing sir
I'm new here... what is the purpose of this? also are you growing different species of plants on one host plant in symbiotic relationship type ordeal? if so that's pretty weird
This particular technique is useful for grafting different kinds of fruit on the same tree. A farmer might use it to change the fruit he grows without planting new trees. For example, a new popular mandarin orange variety could be grafted over an old Valencia orange variety that is now out of favor in the market. Another reason for grafting is to combine a variety that produces superior fruit with another variety used only for its roots. This produces a superior tree.
Also, if you have limited growing space and you want various types of citrus on one tree
This got recommended to me and I'm not even into grafting but now I WANT TO EAT ORANGES!
Oh man, i'd love to try this out.
Wow it's a great explanation thank you
Glad it was helpful!
aka fruit Frankenstein
Why do you have to graft?
Does this differ from simply planting seeds from the fruit and growing from there?
Does grafting have a benefit to the fruit over growing from seeds?
Does grafting change the flavor of the fruit vs seed planting?
This is interesting! I don't know anything about gardening but this was a very interesting and educational video. I had no idea citrus trees were so prone to disease and pests.
It is very important to graft certain types of food-producing trees. Some rootstocks are prone to disease. Haas avocados, though not citrus, are a good example of trees that will not fruit unless they are grafted. Commercial fruit cannot be grown on southern Loiusiana, for instance, if it's not grafted. It just won't produce quality fruit otherwise. Oranges in CA and FL would be practically impossible without grafting.
I think he explains why to graft in this video: m.th-cam.com/video/bEsgiOspZhA/w-d-xo.html
Citrus trees that are grown from seed take a very long time to produce fruit. It can be as long as 10 or 15 years. Some varieties will come true to type after this long period of juvenility. Other varieties will result in a hybrid which would often have terrible tasting fruit. Grafting avoids these problems. The rootstock that a variety is grafted to affects the fruit quality, including flavor and texture.
fruitmentor I have many lemon trees, time to add orange there. I'll experiment with your method.
I accidentally misspelled "buddist" as "budding" and ended up on this video. Ironically it is kind of fitting, seeing how zen like this is.
I found this video with my search skills. No algorithm need.
When is the best month I Cali to graft these trees
I like to graft in May, but you might prefer a different month depending upon your local weather. See here:
www.fruitmentor.com/grafting-citrus-trees-best-time
Sometimes you learn there are things you aren't cut out for.
Maybe I will have more patience with age.
"cut out for" hehe i hope that pun was intended
That's so cool
Very informative,,, will try to improve the variety of may citrus plant.
yep, algorithm at its best
Rokakaka graft tutorial when?
Holy shit, he liked your reply! He reads Jojolion as well!!!
Y E S
@@ace960 he is an intelectual
Very cool video to watch at 4 am
Great Information by You.
I am very thanksful to you.
*THEY DID SURGERY ON A TREE*
Bueller..... Bueller.... Bueller....
Thank you I'm going to do this
Thanks so much for sharing this with us ...... I'll definately try this method out 😊😊😊😊👌👌