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Grafting fruit trees: various techniques

Fruit Tree Grafting

Rooting tomato cuttings in water is easy to do. Pot them up or transplant directly in the garden. It saves time and is cost-saving too. Buy one plant and root 2 or 3 from the cuttings. It's also a lot quicker than starting from seed. It takes about 10 days from taking a cutting to planting out. Quick, easy and fun. #vegetablegarden #growingfood #organicgwen #groentetuin #tuin #plantpropagation #foodgarden | Organic Gwen

It's easier and quicker to root cuttings in water, but I find that this method gives a stronger seedling and healthier plant. This method has always worked well for me : 🌱 Take cuttings low down (not where I was cutting 😊), from a horizontal branch close to the soil if possible, The cutting must not be too long or too short. It must not have flowers on Strip away bottom leaves Push into moist soil that drains well, but that won't dry out completely. Place in warm, sheltered spot for at least o

Did you know you can root cacti cuttings in water? 😊 . These 2 guys spent 4-5 weeks in water and look at the nice roots they've grown. I know it might sound counterintuitive - cacti in water, but it works. . I always encourage you all to experiment, try out new things. This was something new I decided to try. ☺️ . . . . . #plantsathome #plantsmakemehappy #greenliving #plantslovers #plantdad #plantdaddy #peoplewithplants #ihavethisthingwithplants #plantobsession #plantgoals #plantgeek #plantgeek