Something happened with the Audio during segment 2. It doesn't match what's going on.

I apologize and will have my family friend fix it the next time I leave for the cities.

Take care,

Dax

Whats next, a tv show on PBS. You got it going on. Great vids kid. Keep'm coming.

thanks. Good to see how someone else does things and that Im not the only person who has trouble tying rubber bands. Although you're better than I. b/c of health reasons I have a hand tremor.

There's so many things to say. averbisadverbera understands that there's more than one way, in fact many many ways.

If my way doesn't work in your situation, you find the means to meet the goals: temperature, humidity, light, and water. Once these are accomplished, you start getting the results.

Anyway, I know I missed some things in the video and now too but I'm overly tired and I'm calling it a day and a night.

Enjoy,

Dax

Hey Dax,
Great videos.

Where do you buy the grafting bands? I may have to give this a shot next winter.
Thanks,
Mike

Mike,

Try

A.M. Leonard
UBC Northwest

For all your tools and other stuff.
Parafilm tape I buy here but maybe the other guys sell it too:
http://www.midwestvineyardsupply.com/ProductList.asp?categoryid=25&subcatid=84&cat=Grafting+Tape&Type=True

For pruners that come in very handy and I use extremely often, "Slimmer Trimmer(s)" from A.M. Leonard are worth their weight in gold. Especially for cuttings and collecting scionwood.

Thanks Mike,

Dax

Informative videos Dax. Great job!

Just doing my duty sir!

Dax

Dax, thanks for sharing the videos with the forum. A star is born! :-) Dan

I've been on my deathbed sick. Looks like I've had 258 views already.

Take care,

Dax

Dax get well soon.

Thanks for the vids, super informative.

Great! Hope your son gets a good sharp blade!

Dax