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<blockquote data-quote="upfrombottom" data-source="post: 758623" data-attributes="member: 13088"><p>I have to admit this is the only youtube video that I have down-loaded. With my super-speed Internet service, it only took an hour and a half. When I was a kid in grade school we were taught about grafting trees and can still have fond memories of the apple tree we grafted with four different varieties. This technique is very interesting, I have rooted many different plants. I got into it because doing research, on a favorite tree that everyone wanted, I found out that the only way they are started is by rooting new shoots or cuttings. After I got the first one to root, I had to try doing it with every other plant that I came across. I have also gotten into Bonsai which is really cool. I don't think there is anything more enjoyable than raising plants and animals, especially one that you have planted or were involved with the breeding.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="upfrombottom, post: 758623, member: 13088"] I have to admit this is the only youtube video that I have down-loaded. With my super-speed Internet service, it only took an hour and a half. When I was a kid in grade school we were taught about grafting trees and can still have fond memories of the apple tree we grafted with four different varieties. This technique is very interesting, I have rooted many different plants. I got into it because doing research, on a favorite tree that everyone wanted, I found out that the only way they are started is by rooting new shoots or cuttings. After I got the first one to root, I had to try doing it with every other plant that I came across. I have also gotten into Bonsai which is really cool. I don't think there is anything more enjoyable than raising plants and animals, especially one that you have planted or were involved with the breeding. [/QUOTE]
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