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Thread grafting is a great bonsai technique for creating branches where wanted to improve design. You’ll learn more about this technique and what you would need to do it yourself.

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15 Comments

  6. Adam Rose

    Could really use a jade grafting demo. Is it practical to graft a jade for bonsai? Would the end result be presentable and save time?

  8. Ernst Ten Cate

    I like the way you explain the technique, very understandable. I did this technique a few times with succes. Good video. 👍👍👍

  9. Simon Jones

    Hi Jerome, another great informative demonstration. Could you keep both branches, I note the exit branch is your new addition, but could you keep the approach part – or is the branch growing in the wrong direction?

  12. Kjbrunzo

    @ 1:12 you mention grafting an Apple tree to an Elm tree. This would NOT work, as you generally need to graft trees of the same genus (first part of the Latin name) to each other. Apple (Malus) doesn't graft to Elm (Ulmus.) For example you CAN graft Peach tree (Prunus persica) to Plum tree (Prunus domestica.) Though, occasionally plants of a different genus can be grafted if they are in the same Family.

  14. David Cadle

    Great video. Did you say a apple can be grafted onto a elm? I thought grafts would only take if they are the same genus?

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