Peach Tree Grafting

The grafting of this peach tree was done because this tree is of a different variety that was accidentally planted in this orchard. @ 4:00 you can see the fruits on its original branch had not yet ripened when the rest of the orchard was harvested about a week earlier.

[@3OHT.]

fantastic before and after

[@bradg9903]

Amazing! Thanks for the video and also the results of the graft.

[@gardeninggoddess]

Best video out their by a mile

[@tchiang3491]

love your grafting knife by Tina.

[@dm2878]

Great Video.....some people want their food served up to their mouth with a spoon but don’t want to do extra investigating...like the tar? ...they can do a search and the season?....well look at the plant ...you did a great video and nothing like learning by watching

[@mihaicraciun7619]

Nice work!

[@Sailgoat]

Looks good. Will try it on a couple of really ugly apricot trees. Literature says it should take. bought a peach tree with a lot of branches from Walmart. Don't have wide tape but good enough to seal against the tar or wax. Here goes nothing. Have had limited luck with tar on apple but your setup looked really good.

[@FishingChef]

wow nice, what type of peach is that? the scion?

[@alialian750]

Very nice👍

[@user-ye7vn6hl4k]

역시 프로네요,,, 따봉!!!

[@snappingbear]

This dude is a pro.

[@josephpaul889]

Great job! Thanks.

[@snappingbear]

Was that 1 year-old scion wood? The buds looked really swelled and were about to break I didn't know you could use scions at that advanced stage. What time of the season was it when you grafted? I was always told with peaches to bark graft when the leaves were emerged and temps averaged 75-80 degrees. It looked liked you did it much earlier than that. Were the scions just taken from another tree and immediately put on to the top worked one or were they harvested earlier and stored first? Anyway, great video.

[@elgato460]

Wow absolutly amazing.......could i use this technique to graft plumb onto a old huge peach tree?

[@shanghaimuts]

i've done that very thing but not to an old peach tree...but a 15 old tree. my plums grow happily on the peach tree. it's so cool.

[@abbasivlogs3802]

Which season is best for peach grafting

[@Varayis]

Whats that black paste

[@shadeva28]

No close ups?

[@joemug4079]

Goodness....I was startled seeing those huge limbs cut! Why do you do this technique?

[@wesmurphy9725]

Quick way to replace a peach variety you dont like. You can graft multiple varieties on same root stock.

[@danny30g]

what the trees are the best to graft the peach??? and time?? april?? or maybe better budding in sumer? July August??

[@statom985]

early spring

[@12StringHWY]

Yeah seriously how about some details. What was the base tree??

[@RihaanOrchards]

What is this paste u pasted on it?

[@sharony5418]

grafting tar , for covering all open wounds.

[@fumastertoo]

Details, info?

[@user-ul5ms6zk6s]

I liked the knife ... Tina 600 \ 11?

[@sharony5418]

tina 600A/12

[@Kanoshe]

Gee bro, some fuxking details woulda been nice? What even was the base tree? What was the black stuff tar?.... Those are really my only 2 questions

[@jkappsolutions]

Maybe he's mute? But who knows what the fuck he's doing?

[@NotoriousPepe]

The base tree was prolly a peach or some other stone fruit. If the previous tree was growing well it was because of its rootstock. So he cut the old limbs and grafted a new variety onto the rootstock. Grafting my friend, grafting.

[@bobp9274]

He does this to show off . Doesn't explain anything step by step .