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How to airlayer a Baobab tree part 2

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How to airlayer a Baobab tree part 2

8,975 views October 26, 2017 8:18

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This video shows the next step after the air layer has rooted well. The branch is cut and transplanted into a container.
Part one: youtu.be/hZmkf1mlzdM?si=qM145HFawSYO37Hs

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Pepe's Fruit Trees published this 8:18 video tutorial on October 26, 2017. It has been watched 8,975 times on YouTube.

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  • Adansonia digitata | Plant Propagation Methods sites.psu.edu

    Adansonia digitata, or the African Baobab, is an enormous evergreen tree found subtropical regions of Africa including countries like South Africa, Botswana, Tanzania, and Madagascar (NTBG). The tree is restricted to ho…

  • How to air layer a tree part 2 (Baobab) - Fruit trees for ... pepesplants.com

    For example the Jabuticaba or Brazilian Grape Tree can be air layered but has been known to take a year or longer. Lychees, Longans, Guava, Loquats, Fig Trees are typically propagated by air layers/marcots. Final tips b…

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