#Airlayering #trees #Jocote Air layering Hog plum tree. know as Jocote in Spanish. Using only things we had around the house. Aire de capas Hog ciruelo. conocido como Jocote en español. Usando solo cosas que teníamos en la casa.
Wayne Beaver it works great 👍 you can use Plastic wrap with peat moss or coco peat works better. Let there be a nice amount of moisture in the pest moss or coco peat. Like this video can use many different ways. Tie up same way then at end put tinfoil around it. Can do this when weather starts to warm up. Look up my air layering Mulberry tree.
Railfan Rookie I’ve heard about him and all his fruits! I’ve gotta check them out next time I’m down south! I believe I’ve heard of this fruit. I’ll look it up. Do you go few times a year try fruits??
BlakesNaturelife They are usually end of summer in the states. They’re a staple in Puerto Rico and we have a friend in Key West with a tree. They’re sometimes referred to as Spanish Limes. A very similar fruit in the Philippines where real limes are scarce is the Calamante. Quenapas have a hard dark green/brownish rind and inside is a large pit with a pinkish tart fleshy fruit around it. Similar to a Lychee. Often referred to as Mamones (suckers.)
Hi Blake- new friend and subscriber from Washington- cool video! I love gardening, flowers mostly, and a few fruit trees, but am no expert... now I have to look up what a Hog plum tree is!
Jennifer Lupine Good day to you dear friend thank you so much! Every day we learn about new things and there’s always something new to learn about plants! Welcome to my channel 🌱🌱🌱 Hog plum tree is an interesting tree.
Gator's World These are some tropical trees! One day I’m gonna visit Canada 👍👍👍This form is related to grafting but much different. Thanks for watching!
hikerekih thank you, an the same to you! I like your travel videos 👍 I am in Florida this was filmed down south at family’s place. I’m near Tallahassee Florida. Thanks for watch new friend.
I know nothing of this process, but I'll be damned if I don't want to see what happens when it's done. You NEED to make a follow up video to show the results of your work! Also, I don't know where you are, but if you're in a T-Shirt, and your central air is going on in February... ha ha, must be nice! We're swimmin' in snow in Southern Ontario! ~AJ Acey, The Friendly Hermit
The Friendly Hermit you gotta give it a try in spring! I’ll see if I can get a update! I will have her fam take a video sent to me it’s down south Florida an feels great! Ha Gotta be fun in the snow been long time for me yes good weather here was near Miami fl love this place. Thanks so much for stopping by.
Full View. I used to watch my dad bud trees. He had three different kinds of apples on one tree. All grew to be large Apples. I never saw this done before. Very interesting.
susan Markle That is such a good memory to have about your dad. Sounds like your dad was doing grafting. Where you connect different varieties onto one root stock. Some propagation is better for grafting where they take a desirable fruit scion and graft on a good root stock. Other propagation does good with cuttings and lastly is some plants propagate best with air layering. It just keeps the same genetics. :)
ivy and roses I would use 100% peat moss that has been sitting in water and I would squeeze most the water out but keeping it really moist. I put tinfoil over this to keep the moisture in better. I’ve also use Plastic wrap with pest moss same technique. Last using tinfoil as an extra way to keep moisture in.
Thanks for sharing this informative tutorial on air layering! Whenever I try to film outdoors, the fire trucks, dogs and trains start making noise.🤪 Great content! I'm looking forward to seeing more of your content and learning new skills! 🙌
Sleepless In The Carolinas I know exactly what you mean! It is if they can sense we are filming! I’m glad it was helpful for you thank you so much 👍🌱🌱🌱
It made a root ball I didn’t get back into town five months later no one check up on it. It dried out. That August I took cuttings back with me and they do great from cuttings if the weather stays warm enough. If you living in a spot where it stays warm just do them from cuttings. It takes about a month to make roots. Just use some cocoa Peat or Peat Moss in Container well drain. You can just stick it straight in the ground In spot ya want it at. Last add Cinnamon at the end of cutting that helps with making the roots.
Roger Ramjet making new 🌱 with out cutting it off from the tree. It still feeds it till makes roots. By cutting off bark the way I did makes it start making roots. You can speed up process by using some rooting hormone.
Most definitely, I’ve tried bringing cuttings back in the winter months no luck for me in temperate climate. So I did airlayer so when I come back down south I will have it ready with roots to take back with me.
Like some others I am curious to see how this turns out as well, interesting knives too!!! I have seen the city here do this with some trees and never understood it, until now!!! Amazing the stuff we can learn on this platform! Awesome video man, really good information your always presenting. Have a great week my friend!
Walt Reven Jr I really like the knife! My girlfriend gave it to me for Christmas:) this way is so easy just have patience and you’ll have a lot of success👍🌱🌱🌱 it’s crazy looking if ya don’t know what it is! So I did this on a few of her parents plants. You to man!!!
Yea man I never knew what the heck the things were on the branches here when I saw them, I do now lol. Always boggled my pea brain really haha. Those knives are awesome man, the hawksbill shaped one reminds me of one I have for mushroom hunting, its a rough rider brand cheapy but the thing is so awesome! Take care Blake and have a great upcoming weekend bro!!
Walt Reven Jr it’s something tho how it looks now you know. Thanks man! Whoa sounds awesome man! I’ve gotta checkout the video of you looking for Mushrooms 👍 you too bro!!
@@BlakesNaturelife I know, while I havent shown it in use in any of my mushroom hunting vids I do plan on it this summer. The blade shape makes for easy harvesting for sure on these types of pruning knives or whatever you wanna call them. All the best my friend
That fan thing, I've got a neighbour like that, whenever I start to do anything outside, he starts making noise...They do say ignorance is bliss, if that's the case my neighbour is in a complete state of bliss.😀 I've never seen air layering done before with so much detail. Thanks Blake I think I'll give it a go on my fig tree.How long do you estimate it will take to root? All the best steve
steve's growing space oh yes it is annoying! But it is what it is. Best to stay happy 😊 not fun when making video haha 😆 Do this in spring or summer when the plant has leafs will root fast. I did mulberry tree an took under a month. Some trees bush take 3 momths. Look up my mulberry tree air layering. You can use plastic wrap than bag. Both works great. Last can put tinfoil around it to help keep the soil moist. Yes works great on fig trees!
