• Zoot
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      1511 months ago

      That is so cool! Thank you for sharing.

  • @Pronell
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    Fruit tree grafting is extremely easy. You can graft a twig from several apple varieties into one tree, letting that one tree self-pollinate.

    Editing to elaborate a little:

    Cut the twig at an angle, leaving as much cross section of exposed bark as possible. Then line it up with a cut branch on the tree so the cut bark joins up - if it can’t heal it won’t take. Then tape it up. I had a special kind of tape for the class but I don’t think it matters so much as long as you can keep them joined.

  • cheesymoonshadow
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    2011 months ago

    Saw a pic of a house where a newlywed couple had each planted a sapling on either side of the front walkway then fused them together over the years so they formed a tree arch over the walkway leading into their home.

    • river
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      1211 months ago

      It’s nice that a couple can do that. Today I would say most newlyweds are still renting their land.

    • @LemmyKnowsBest
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      211 months ago

      Need carbonation branch

      Need high fructose corn syrup branch

  • Steve Anonymous
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    1311 months ago

    I have a couple of trees in my yard that are like this. The cherry has 4 different varieties, the pear has 4 and the apple has 3

  • Seraph
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    Worth noting if you buy one of these grafted trees one fruit typically dominates production over the others.

    • @yokonzoOP
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      511 months ago

      I don’t know I feel like half the fun would be seeing if you could do it yourself, then again some people just would like to own one I suppose

      • Alien Nathan Edward
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        211 months ago

        I’d love to try it but idk if I want to put in the years it would take to find out that I won or lost

  • @Concave1142
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    711 months ago

    I need to do this. Wonder if I can plant some fruit bearing trees to do this, lol.

    • @yokonzoOP
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      411 months ago

      Almost makes you wonder if you can do it with other plants, I bet you could make some cool succulent art like this

      • @Clanket
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        311 months ago

        We need a weed tree of 40 strains.

      • @Concave1142
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        311 months ago

        Couple of months ago I saw a YouTube video of someone doing a Willow tree limb fence by putting them in the ground at 45 degree angles and weaving them together. It looked awesome.

      • @barefoot_j
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        111 months ago

        You can graft pretty much any cactus to any other cactus.

        It’s pretty common to graft a slow growing cactus to the roots of a fast growing cactus to make it grow much faster.

    • @TheDoctorDonna
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      111 months ago

      I want to make a gazebo out of cherry trees.

  • Cris
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    611 months ago

    God, thats so fucking cooooolll

  • The Giant Korean
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    511 months ago

    I’ve grafted a yellow orb plum onto my purple plum tree. Also a golden delicious apple onto my crabapple tree.

  • @[email protected]
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    511 months ago

    In my country we have always done grafting on trees; especially citrus ones; in my backyard we have an organge tree with mandarin and lemon grafted on it; we also use wild peach saplings as a base to splice the domestic variety on it to make it more hardy