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Thank you for all of these videos on grafting, last winter when I bought some stone fruit Scion, they were thin and were also budding, one was starting to flower! I think we just had an season here last year. The St Julian rootstocks I bought for them, 9/10 never woke up anyway, so wasn’t a great year!

I couldn't disagree with you more. Don't be careful for fear of injuring your leg. Or as I like to say giving yourself a pirate swagger, a manly scar, and a party story about how you could have gone pro if it weren't for that freakish lumberjacking axe injury! So go for it, fortune favors the bold and I will take an axe wound over a chainsaw mishap or my name's not "Lucky Oops Lefty"

❤❤❤Thank sir for good video 👍👍👍✨

In. Nz they used to slow hardwood drying by burying it in sawdust

Can you propagate from cuttings, I have 2 pineapple guavas, I would like more just for personal use, I live in West Central Florida, thanks

can you just graft on a whip to an established apple tree? mine are just from seed so as a root stock they are doing great but want to graft on some varieties. trees are not fruiting now as not big yet, about 1" diameter at base with various smaller branches. your opinion would be appreciated. TY

Thank you for this video!

Hi and thanks for sharing, appreciated. Lots of things happen when splitting wood. And when someone splitting is skilled and in the zone, the hand is quicker than the eye and to the inexperienced it can look more dangerous than it is. A skilled kindling axe user, when warmed up and in their grove can be very focused and aware of exactly what will work best for each bit of wood as it presents itself and acting accordingly. In the last couple of months I've split 70 kindling bags, didn't hit a finger once. Years ago I occasionally glanced a finger but I never got cut. Back then I set up with a waist high splitting block, wore gloves and tried to never allow a situation where the axe can meet a finger backed by a solid surface. So I aim to never put a finger or thumb on top of a piece to be split, but to hold gently on the side as a core method, but lots and lots of other knowledgeable skills and techniques are useful for varying wood and situations. Today I have a wood splitting bench with a semi circle end into which a splitting block fits. Kindling usually splits onto the bench top so bending is mostly eliminated. I've found it worth while to have a high splitting block for doing kindling. I used to position a wheelbarrow to catch most splits. This worked well for moving them to where they were to be stored or for then putting into bags. With my current set up it's often from complete round to bagged kindling at the wood splitting bench. When I have learned some more I would like to move to processing kindling mechanically. Thanks again for sharing Cheers sincerely d

hi, just saw your video and have a quick question. when using a rootstock of Morus alba and grafting it with Morus nigra. If the Morus alba is without roots could it still accept the graft and root.

Imagine if apples didnt take so long to fruit from seed. You'd probably have apples the size of your head that taste like raspberry jam by now

My go to mix for preserving wood. Use it on pine picnic table and weather exposed plywood on my camper. Lasts a number of years and soaks in well. Turpentine 1 qt Boiled Linseed Oil 1 qt Pine Tar 1/2 pt Japan Drier 1/2 pt

Have you considered getting a piece of pvc pipe and putting a glued cap on one end then stick a handle inside the pipe and pour in oil and let it soak for days.

When is to late to graft?

Hell yeah subbed!!

Excited to see how this pans out. Keep us updated on the build

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DO NOT leave those rags in a big pile in your house or garage. They can and often do catch fire. Lay them out flat separated from one another outside or better yet in a fire container.

Do you sell trees or scion wood?

I have never grafted and I want to start but I don't even know the abc of it. Please, can you link me to your earlier video on grafting - beginner's guide? Thanks in anticipation of your response.

my raw oil just keeps soaking in.

I am indeed interested in a banana tasting late hanging apple my good sir

I have a franken tree I top worked 2 Bradford pears. I have 6 or more pears and apples mixed. these are planted near a leach field. main issue i have is growth. this is not an exaggerated measurement my graphs now will be 3years old this fall. but the growth is at a rate of over 6' a year. I have trimmed tree now twice. I am close now to 4 feet growth since last trim first of march. I am only getting fruit from the apples. I know the apples on a pear tree graft resist some and those that take do rake longer to adapt. Is there any hope at this rate of growth in ever getting pears? I seem to have a perfect place to save future graft stock but would like to eat a pear sometimes off my tree. I do not see any way to slow this growth unless cut the tree trunk. I am now having to cut limbs because bending and some breaking. any suggestions or thoughts?

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I’m planning on doing rabbit furs which I guess would be a thin skin so working them from the back I suppose would probably work which makes sense because I have seen people on RUclips. Use the egg yolk from the skin side.

Hi bro, I am Bangladeshi, my name ali hasan, your grape tree and graps so nice, I need this Variety,

Can you please give me an advice-I bought bulbs of these to plant on my grandmothers grave, but I had to plant them in a bag container for the first year, Now, that they are done booming and I have reduced watering how do I store them till early fall, when I am planning to put them at the grave? I read you store them in a paper bag with some sawdust. Do you have any other suggestions. Thank you very much!

Brother this video was amazing. a lot of good info about the handles.

I’m 6’4” and the best way for me to buck or split is to squat down with the swing, adding momentum and making it easier to hit my target and not me!

You're just a little bit extra. But hey.

I practiced doing whip and tongue on some twigs lying on the ground, and found out that it is much more difficult than it looks; and also more painful, after cutting my thumb open. I think I'll just stick to using my grafting tool that I bought from Amazon.

Cadillac leather cleaner works well and does not darken the leather. Also, regular shampoo and conditioner also works nicely.

I wonder if an embroidery floss organizer would be the right size for your pollen packets? Or, those old photo slide organizers you see in thrift stores all the time. Or, maybe a collector coin organizer -- the type goes into a binder? Or a microscope slide organizer (I see those in thrift stores pretty often).

Can crabapple be grafted to produce regular apples?

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Good video, thanks for sharing. Boxers chopping down trees and splitting wood didn't start with Muhammad Ali in the '60s. Bare-knuckle boxers in the late-1800s chopped wood as part of their conditioning, and it continued into the 1900s. Video of Jack Johnson chopping wood circa 1910, Jack Dempsey in the 1920s, Joe Louis in the 1930s and into the '40s, Patterson in the '50s. Some fighters still simulate that training nowadays by using sledgehammers on huge tires. In the 1990s, George Foreman kept that old school way going by chopping wood in training camp.

Steven, have you ever used Frostbite as a breeding parent? Thanks for all your exciting work! Educational and entertaining.

In case I missed it, on your bench grafts how long do you leave the wrapping on after you get new growth? (hope I said that right) I have to say this was my first try at grafting and because of watching your videos I got 3 of 4 to sprout new growth.....THANK YOU!

Does it ever polymerize?

Hi, I’m currently trying your method. Really interested to see how the first tree in this video reacted to the notching this spring, what buds took off etc. Hope you will make a followup.

It might be the tool swinging the tool 😂

Oo the charcoal was silver looking 4:53

Hey i just saw this video. I live in an old victorian home and fixed a front yard flower garden. I noticed spent charcoal of some type and the flower roots where wrapped around it. 2:37 i planted tomatoes The plants where massive. Any idea if this is poisonous or not. ?

Just as a heads-up to anyone watching this more recently: This one is now $25, while the one from the previous video is still $20.

Hello fellow tanners...ooking for some advice... I have a eggtanned deer hide i would like to turn into a harder leather... Sheaths and such. My first attempt failed miserably... So any advice what procedure i ahould use?? I tried slicking it to aboard... I endex up with greasy rawhide... Thank you in advance for any assistance with this. My grain on buckskin turned out okfor my first attempt! Yippee. Hide is currently being de greased... Thinking stretch and tak to a board??

I do plumber tape first then electrical tape over that way i dont leave adhesives from electrical tape worked for me my first time great moisture lock

My "Frankenstein" tree thanks you!

Wow! Not a wasted second, and answered tons of questiobs! Awesome.

As Forest said - shit happens.😊