Tree of 40 fruits

Jackson13 · Nov 1, 2017

I saw a little clip on youtube from National Geographic about this tree and was quite fascinated by this and also impressed. I see the guy who did the grafting is from Syracuse University which is about 5 minutes from my house. I am going to take a little drive and see if it was planted and if so I will probably have to wait till spring time. I guess if I could grow a fruit tree that would be the one I would love to purchase.
Here's the clip I saw on the tree.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ik3l4U_17bI

Hafners · Nov 1, 2017

That's pretty crazy. A few months back, I came across a YouTube video with a guy that had six kinds of peppers growing on one plant. That's one way to get a variety in a limited space.

Jackson13 · Nov 1, 2017

That surely would be a space saver.

Hafners · Nov 1, 2017

Found the video of grafting pepper plants. I may have to try this some time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuohI_IyU2A

Voodoo 6 · Nov 1, 2017

This rocks!

austin87 · Nov 1, 2017

You can buy grafted fruit trees here: https://www.fruitsaladtrees.com

Stone fruit, citrus, or apple. My understanding is that they need to be pretty carefully pruned to avoid on branch and thus one variety dominant.

You could try to do your own. Haven't tried grafting yet so I can't help much there.

DaQatz · Nov 1, 2017

A grafted bonchi might be interesting.

AndyW · Nov 2, 2017

DaQatz said:
A grafted bonchi might be interesting.

Ooo great idea. Hello there, little overwinter.

Edmick · Nov 2, 2017

I grafted one of my tomato plants this year. The branch fused and grew but never produced any blossoms.