I've seen so many videos on grafting, but this is the first I've heard about preparing graft wood. I'm starting to think I'll be successful in creating the mango tree I want (Valencia Pride with SW side of tree grafted to lemon meringue.) Thank you Chris!
I am grateful for your tip on preparing the scion ahead of grafting. My Julie mango tree does not present /provide scion wood with buds to be. It's just a characteristic of Julie. The "buds" come out as a woody branch. So your tip should enable one to trim the woody branch which might excite/entice the bud to come out. Thanks. Am not sure it'll happen but I beleve it should bud with the wood trimmed.
Hello...thanks so much for the tip about prepping scions. I am kind of new in the art. Since I am from.the Philippines, do you have a variety that come from here more specifically Carabao Mango? I am curious if it grows there as well. They are very sweet. Arguably the sweetest in the world. I have just finished harvesting a week ago and they are all starting to ripen up in the shelf. Really great for mango pocket pie, mango shake, or just even eaten as is. Take care and more power to you and your channel.
Very interesting and informative! On an other subject, is there any way of promoting female flowers on the panicals? My 7 year old pineapple pleasure witch was covered with paniicals, but the flowers were all males! Last year it bloomed twice and the second flush produced only 8 mangoes. None of my other mango trees have this problem.
Thanks for the video, very informative. However if I take the scion from tree which is not yet producing fruit, will I get fruit within three to four year.
One of my new favourite channels to watch. i have a few other trees and just lost my first attempt at a mango tree due to frost damage. i was too late setting up a greenhouse while it was in its first year. Question: Do you know if this second method works with other types of fruit trees?
Thanks for the video, for most us doesn’t have access to grafting tapes, can we use electric tape? What’s other alternatives ? Any medical tape we can use? I would prefer to go out and pick it up instead special order online
Electrical tape would not be good because it would girdle the tree. Do you have access to Parafilm? We have also heard that people have used parts of plastic bags for grafting.
After how much time of harvesting are mango scion ready for grafting? can't we use fresh scion directly from the tree?why is it necessary to leave scion a week after removing leaves?
Maam I do have mango going up in a pot like 4 inches tall. I wonder if I could request scions from you. I live in Renton Washington. I want to learn more how I could make this mango tree bear fruit in a pot.
I am answering with my experience with growing mangoes in pots. I tried 2 dif kinds in pots - miracle and nam doc mai. They were mature - left them in pots for 2 years more, but they never made any mangoes. Finally put them in the ground. This year we had 75 mangoes - so wonderful. I used citrus-tone organic. Maybe others have had different experiences.
The best is during summer or dry season coz once you graft during rainy season almost 80% unsuccessful base on my experience due to moisture presence inside the plastic tube cover of the scion
Chris has listed great varieties. You should Google search for "Congo Mango". Here is an article from a FL Extension office: collier.ifas.ufl.edu/CommHort/CommHortPubs/Condo%20Mangos.pdf
The article lists "Some of the 'Curator's Choice' cultivars to consider are 'Duncan', 'Neelum', 'Manilita', 'Ice Cream', 'Lancetilla', 'Cogshall', 'Fairchild', 'Graham' and 'Mallika'."
I'd also submit for your consideration the following: Carrie, Pickering, Prieto and Rosigold. I recently purchased Carrie (Mid Season). I'm looking to buy Rosigold (Early Season bearer), Neelum (Late Season bearer) and Nam Doc Mai (Mid Season).
HALLo every one.. I have a question.. If my mango tree has a lot bunches of fruit like grapes.. And also A lot of new purple leaves What will be if I cut the new leaves becuase I want the tree will concentrate in the fruit?
I've seen so many videos on grafting, but this is the first I've heard about preparing graft wood. I'm starting to think I'll be successful in creating the mango tree I want (Valencia Pride with SW side of tree grafted to lemon meringue.)
Thank you Chris!
Be careful, the VP is a large vigorous grower. Not so much the PPK
Thanks for creating this content. I will try it in my avocado.
Thank you so much... I was not paying enough attention to the buds pushing... wish me luck...
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Good Luck!
WOW, so informative. thank you so much for your time. Im going to try your method.
Really nice and informative video! You are really turning them out!
Thanks! ...love grafting, so lots on the topic
Thanks Chris. This channel is so useful.
Thank you. Very informative.
Thanks for watching!
I am grateful for your tip on preparing the scion ahead of grafting. My Julie mango tree does not present /provide scion wood with buds to be. It's just a characteristic of Julie.
The "buds" come out as a woody branch. So your tip should enable one to trim the woody branch which might excite/entice the bud to come out.
Thanks. Am not sure it'll happen but I beleve it should bud with the wood trimmed.
How often do you water your newly grafted plant?
Hello...thanks so much for the tip about prepping scions. I am kind of new in the art. Since I am from.the Philippines, do you have a variety that come from here more specifically Carabao Mango? I am curious if it grows there as well. They are very sweet. Arguably the sweetest in the world. I have just finished harvesting a week ago and they are all starting to ripen up in the shelf. Really great for mango pocket pie, mango shake, or just even eaten as is. Take care and more power to you and your channel.
Very interesting and informative! On an other subject, is there any way of promoting female flowers on the panicals? My 7 year old pineapple pleasure witch was covered with paniicals, but the flowers were all males! Last year it bloomed twice and the second flush produced only 8 mangoes. None of my other mango trees have this problem.
Thanks for the video, very informative. However if I take the scion from tree which is not yet producing fruit, will I get fruit within three to four year.
Very informative video. I want to learn grafting
One of my new favourite channels to watch. i have a few other trees and just lost my first attempt at a mango tree due to frost damage. i was too late setting up a greenhouse while it was in its first year.
Question: Do you know if this second method works with other types of fruit trees?
It seems to work on many types of trees, but we mostly graft mangos.
Thanks for watching our channel!
Is buddy tape wrapping over the tiny bud? Can you show it clearer and bigger the part of wrwapping buddy tape over the young bud please . Thanks.
This is so cool. I wonder if it works in citrus too.
Thank you for the information. Can I ask why you don’t ship scions to CA or AZ? (AZ is the one I care about).
Thanks for the video, for most us doesn’t have access to grafting tapes, can we use electric tape? What’s other alternatives ? Any medical tape we can use? I would prefer to go out and pick it up instead special order online
Electrical tape would not be good because it would girdle the tree.
Do you have access to Parafilm?
We have also heard that people have used parts of plastic bags for grafting.
@@TrulyTropical how about plumber tape.
Hi Chris, how big of a diameter should your scion be for good grafting wood?
Rather than selecting for the diameter of the scion, I usually select scions that are green but don't bend much.
Is graftwood equally good for rooting cuttings ?
Good information
Does the time of year matter, or only having the proper bud wood?
It's best to avoid cold weather and when trees are flowering or about to flower.
You are Truly Amazing Chris ! (: 🤙
After how much time of harvesting are mango scion ready for grafting? can't we use fresh scion directly from the tree?why is it necessary to leave scion a week after removing leaves?
Our success rate is better when we prepare scions instead of just cutting from the trees without preparing them.
How many hours it will last if it is already cut
Do your have scions for East Indian Mango?
Would this method work on citrus as well?
Do we have to choose the scion from fruit producing tree or any normal tree(non fruit producing, young tree)..
Scions can come from trees of any age, but it's best to avoid the time of year when the trees are producing flowers.
Thank you mam, good gaidence
Maam I do have mango going up in a pot like 4 inches tall. I wonder if I could request scions from you. I live in Renton Washington. I want to learn more how I could make this mango tree bear fruit in a pot.
I am answering with my experience with growing mangoes in pots. I tried 2 dif kinds in pots - miracle and nam doc mai. They were mature - left them in pots for 2 years more, but they never made any mangoes. Finally put them in the ground. This year we had 75 mangoes - so wonderful. I used citrus-tone organic.
Maybe others have had different experiences.
Preparing the scion is really a good idea. I have tried twice in a small mango tree but failed.
Yes. Preparing scions helps lock in moisture while scion bonds to - healthy, vigorous - rootstock. Both scion and rootstock are of equal concern.
Can you do a video on how to properly prune a tree that was hurricane damaged so that it grows back healthy? The main branch was split very ragged.
I'm not sure I can do a video that would address your situation... I'll think on it
Can you do a t-bud graft on mangos
And also how many buds do you need on a piece of bud wood
T-buds don't work well on mangos.
Theoretically you only need one bud. I usually cut the scion at a length that is comfortable to work with.
madam....i am from goa india.
i want to graft our local goan mango called mancuraad....so when is the best time to graft the tre.
India scientific paper says best success rate peaks in June. (May - Aug good)
The best is during summer or dry season coz once you graft during rainy season almost 80% unsuccessful base on my experience due to moisture presence inside the plastic tube cover of the scion
Thank you so much for a Very through " how to"!!!
Great...
Interesting
hello i wanted to know two or trees varieties of mangoes that not grown to big for my backyard ,,can you help me????
We will do a short video on that soon. Some of the small varieties that we sell are Cogshall, Neelum, Nam Doc Mai #4, Julie, Juliette and Jehengar
Chris has listed great varieties. You should Google search for "Congo Mango". Here is an article from a FL Extension office: collier.ifas.ufl.edu/CommHort/CommHortPubs/Condo%20Mangos.pdf
The article lists "Some of the 'Curator's Choice' cultivars to consider are 'Duncan', 'Neelum', 'Manilita', 'Ice Cream', 'Lancetilla', 'Cogshall', 'Fairchild', 'Graham' and 'Mallika'."
I'd also submit for your consideration the following: Carrie, Pickering, Prieto and Rosigold. I recently purchased Carrie (Mid Season). I'm looking to buy Rosigold (Early Season bearer), Neelum (Late Season bearer) and Nam Doc Mai (Mid Season).
thanks chris , i see all your videos , so i hope for the future,,,thanks a lot
HALLo every one.. I have a question.. If my mango tree has a lot bunches of fruit like grapes.. And also A lot of new purple leaves
What will be if I cut the new leaves becuase I want the tree will concentrate in the fruit?
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