when you plant a pecan nut (seed) you dont know what type pecan you will get but by grafting a know qualty pecan limb to your seeded tree now you know what type pecan you will get ythis the main reason for grafting
Does it have to be a nut tree of some type that you are grafting the Scion onto? Or, can you use any type of tree in the area? Thank you for the video.
I have this same question. Can I use a shade tree example for my trunk and graft a pecan scion wood onto the shade tree ? Will this work to produce pecans?
I dunno Honey, but that would sure be cool. Get a jump start. Instead of replacing trees, you could just springboartd them into what you want! I was thinking of this for those ornamental pear trees - with another variety of pear. Or multiple apple varieties on a single apple tree, for instance. But what you're asking is even better. We do have lots of wild walnut trees - maybe I could graft pecans onto them or a nice cultivar of walnuts!
question, though you dont seem to answer them... what would be the point of this exactly? I always thought you would graft to have more than one species on a tree, like the tree of 40 fruits, but then you talked about removing the lower branches later...so is it just for the hearty root structure? I just cant imagine wanting to turn a pecan tree into a walnut tree :)
Good Question, by grafting a shoot (scion) containing buds from desirable stock to the native trees-they turn these less productive seedlings into some of the best adapted, productive trees because pecans will not reproduce true from seeds, growers can’t just plant a good quality pecan nut and get a pecan tree like its parents.
OKGardeningClassics Ok, and thank you for answering me, so here is another... that being the case... why not graft PECANS onto the pecan trees, would you not end up with well adapted productive pecan trees in less time this way?
Summer Noybn It comes down to root stock. It may be that the pecan is better adapted to his local conditions than a walnut, or perhaps there is a disease or pest that walnut roots are prone to in his area. It might even be as simple as him having a number of established pecans. Seeing as it takes years for the root stock to establish it may have simply been cheaper to use existing pecans rather than plant walnuts and wait for them to grow. There can be a good number of reasons to choose to graft a completely separate species to a rootstock.
From what I understood it, when you graft from a mature Fruiting pecan branch (scion) to a younger tree seedling . The graft mature (scion ) of the Fruiting pecan tree will take over and Fruit since it was from a mature tree. It will use the seedling as its trunk only. ( otherwise ) the seedling tree will take (many years 5-10 years) to actually produce and the fruit will be smaller .
Привет, я не говорю по-русски, но я перевел на ваш вопрос: Он использует "оранжевую Shellac". Это своего рода лак. Я надеюсь, что я помог тебе. ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A8%D0%B5%D0%BB%D0%BB%D0%B0%D0%BA
You are the first who specifically talks about timing and timing planning. Thank you
This video is excellent.
I never thought that we can use nails for grafting
thank you :)
nice demo. thanks. I'll try those
Thank you very much.
when you plant a pecan nut (seed) you dont know what type pecan you will get but by grafting a know qualty pecan limb to your seeded tree now you know what type pecan you will get ythis the main reason for grafting
Very good video,just Sant to ASL if you have some video on grafting wallnut tree? Thank you.
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Let me know what is the orange shellac .thank you
Which month did you get the vaccine?
What ointment do you apply to the center?
can be grafted pecan trees into usual wallnut trees (juglans regia)?
is the cape fear variety self-fertile?
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thanks for video
would you please do video for rose t budding chip budding time for budding and temperature.
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Does it have to be a nut tree of some type that you are grafting the Scion onto? Or, can you use any type of tree in the area? Thank you for the video.
I have this same question. Can I use a shade tree example for my trunk and graft a pecan scion wood onto the shade tree ? Will this work to produce pecans?
I dunno Honey, but that would sure be cool. Get a jump start. Instead of replacing trees, you could just springboartd them into what you want! I was thinking of this for those ornamental pear trees - with another variety of pear. Or multiple apple varieties on a single apple tree, for instance. But what you're asking is even better. We do have lots of wild walnut trees - maybe I could graft pecans onto them or a nice cultivar of walnuts!
@@solfeinberg437 Hello, did you craft pecan on walnuts? Did it work?
Can I graft pecan in normal walnuts thank you
Thanks for the video
Reginald Roberts Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out our current episodes on th-cam.com/users/OklahomaGardening.
Just added it thanks!
Hello can I graft the pecan ina walnut tree thank you
Is it difficult to receive as well as nuts juglans?
Wow is amazing I do understand to do it my self
What is the solution that you applied in scion ?
what is the purpose of grafting??
question, though you dont seem to answer them... what would be the point of this exactly? I always thought you would graft to have more than one species on a tree, like the tree of 40 fruits, but then you talked about removing the lower branches later...so is it just for the hearty root structure? I just cant imagine wanting to turn a pecan tree into a walnut tree :)
Good Question, by grafting a shoot (scion) containing buds from desirable stock to the native trees-they turn these less productive seedlings into some of the best adapted, productive trees because pecans will not reproduce true from seeds, growers can’t just plant a good quality pecan nut and get a pecan tree like its parents.
OKGardeningClassics Ok, and thank you for answering me, so here is another... that being the case... why not graft PECANS onto the pecan trees, would you not end up with well adapted productive pecan trees in less time this way?
Summer Noybn It comes down to root stock. It may be that the pecan is better adapted to his local conditions than a walnut, or perhaps there is a disease or pest that walnut roots are prone to in his area. It might even be as simple as him having a number of established pecans. Seeing as it takes years for the root stock to establish it may have simply been cheaper to use existing pecans rather than plant walnuts and wait for them to grow. There can be a good number of reasons to choose to graft a completely separate species to a rootstock.
From what I understood it, when you graft from a mature Fruiting pecan branch (scion) to a younger tree seedling . The graft mature (scion ) of the Fruiting pecan tree will take over and Fruit since it was from a mature tree. It will use the seedling as its trunk only. ( otherwise ) the seedling tree will take (many years 5-10 years) to actually produce and the fruit will be smaller .
Отличное видео! Однако жаль, что я по английский не знаю. Может кто нибудь подскажет, чем он намазывал черенок? Буду очень благодарен.
Привет, я не говорю по-русски, но я перевел на ваш вопрос: Он использует "оранжевую Shellac". Это своего рода лак. Я надеюсь, что я помог тебе.
ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A8%D0%B5%D0%BB%D0%BB%D0%B0%D0%BA
Все понятно. Большое Вам спасибо!
Wow I like this way stronger crafting
Thank you
Only those with an epic beard can graft pecans
AHH, man I cut mine off last month...
Thanks , but i dont agree the wire nails, they will damage the tree
(Sant to ASL)want to ask
Good stuff
Dont Tread on Me Thanks for watching!
I just use duck tape and that works well for me
oh...so we're NOT grafting A Pecan...but Black Walnut.
who knows when he got the vaccine?
Py
Thank you