Grafting plants together is the oldest and thus far most important kind of genetic engineering practiced in the world. This video features a farmer demonstrating how to graft plants together, using a tomato and a eggplant as an example. He aims to create an eggplant that will yield for longer by grafting the tomato plant into it. Learning these skills will allow you to expand the world of your gardening by creating your own plants!
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1 Comment
Grafting is great for those with small or large planting space. This is a great way to get the benefits of both plant on one stem by enhancing flavor and boosting strenght, yeilds better and look better. I think i will try this method some day. I love people who have such passion for plants that we eat. Thanks a lot.
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