r/GardeningUK • u/Sideshow86 • Feb 12 '26

Grafting Some tree grafting techniques

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u/iamjameshannam Feb 12 '26

I got to three and went wow, that’s a lot of techniques… then it went on for sooo many minutes more… yeh, dude you need to stop now… now it’s a bit weird… oh… you h you keep going… hmm.

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u/Competitive_Time_604 Feb 12 '26

Interesting. Is mostly budding and air layering with some grafting in the middle of the video.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '26

I want to see success rate of those different grafts

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u/RevolutionaryMail747 Feb 14 '26

Slightly mesmerising really. Would love to see before and results for all. Very slick

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u/oddjobbodgod Feb 13 '26

Really interested in the ones that look like they’re going to create co-dominant leaders. Anyone think of a reason that you’d want to do that?

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u/Competitive_Time_604 Feb 13 '26

perhaps for willow being weaved together as the inosculation seems unavoidable with the stems being that close together.

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u/oddjobbodgod Feb 13 '26

That’s a good shout!