T603A (2) Sherwood Jujube Tree 8″ Thin Cutting Graft ScionWood/Scion/Bud No Root
Descriptions: Lot of 2 live thinner cuttings, from healthy jujube tree new branches. Rather than waiting for a seedling to become mature, these cuttings save you years of waiting. By grafting, you’ll harvest your own fresh jujube fruits this or next fall, depending on when you graft them. Condition:Fresh, straw thickness cuttings with no roots, from healthy new branches, for you to graft the buds onto your existing jujube tree (to add or to change the variety). These thinner cuttings are good for grafting only. Rooting them would be very challenging. NOT suggested for rooting. Each cutting is around 8″ long, with a minimum of 3 nodes (grafting buds). The successful rate for grafting is very high if you know how. We do not offer any grafting instructions as there are countless grafting video and pictured instructions online. Please google it and pick the method you like. “T-budding grafting” is one of our favorite methods. Be aware, to graft, you do need a wild sour jujube tree or another variety jujube tree in your yard to graft on. Variety:Sherwood jujube. The fruits are long, slender shaped, very sweet. Details: Jujube fruit is a drupe. When turns half reddish, it tastes sweeter than an apple. Each fruit has only a few days of prime time on the tree before it turns fully ripe. The skin then turns wrinkle, dark red and the flesh becomes spongy. After drying it, it can be stored for a long time. The dried fruit has been used medicinally for millennium by many cultures. Each mature tree has the ability of producing hundreds of fruits each fall. To help producing larger & sweeter fruits, you can pinch off 1/2 or more of the flowers/young-fruits in their early stage. Please Note: I will cut them in same day when ship them. They will be wrapped in wet paper & plastic bag to keep their freshness. FYI, the flat end of the cutting is the top, the pointy (45° cutting) end is the bottom. In case you are not familiar with the nodes of jujube cuttings, please refer to the last picture above to locate the bud you’ll need for grafting. We normally trim off all thorns from these cuttings. Be aware of them in case we missed any. A pair of heavy working gloves is highly suggested to work around them once they start to grow any new branches. Quick facts: Variety: Sherwood Pollination: Partially self-fertile USDA zones: 5-10 Height: We keep ours under 7 feet for easy taking care and safety Width: 10-15′ Exposure: Full sun
T608A (2)Georgia GA866 Jujube Tree 8″ Thin Cutting For Graft ScionWood/Scion/Bud
Descriptions: Lot of 2 live thinner cuttings, from healthy jujube tree new branches. Rather than waiting for a seedling to become mature, these cuttings save you years of waiting. By grafting, you’ll harvest your own fresh jujube fruits this or next fall, depending on when you graft them. Condition:Fresh, straw thickness cuttings with no roots, from healthy new branches, for you to graft the buds onto your existing jujube tree (to add or to change the variety). These thinner cuttings are good for grafting only. Rooting them would be very challenging. NOT suggested for rooting. Each cutting is around 8″ long, with a minimum of 3 nodes (grafting buds). The successful rate for grafting is very high if you know how. We do not offer any grafting instructions as there are countless grafting video and pictured instructions online. Please google it and pick the method you like. “T-budding grafting” is one of our favorite methods. Be aware, to graft, you do need a wild sour jujube tree or another variety jujube tree in your yard to graft on. Variety:GA866 jujube. They produce long, slender date-shaped very sweet fruits. Details: Jujube fruit is a drupe. When turns half reddish, it tastes sweeter than an apple. Each fruit has only a few days of prime time on the tree before it turns fully ripe. The skin then turns wrinkle, dark red and the flesh becomes spongy. After drying it, it can be stored for a long time. The dried fruit has been used medicinally for millennium by many cultures. Each mature tree has the ability of producing hundreds of fruits each fall. To help producing larger & sweeter fruits, you can pinch off 1/2 or more of the flowers/young-fruits in their early stage. Please Note: I will cut them in same day when ship them. They will be wrapped in wet paper & plastic bag to keep their freshness. FYI, the flat end of the cutting is the top, the pointy (45° cutting) end is the bottom. In case you are not familiar with the nodes of jujube cuttings, please refer to the last picture above to locate the bud you’ll need for grafting. We normally trim off all thorns from these cuttings. Be aware of them in case we missed any. A pair of heavy working gloves is highly suggested to work around them once they start to grow any new branches. Quick facts: Variety: GA866 Pollination: Partially self-fertile USDA zones: 5-10 Height: We keep ours under 7 feet for easy taking care and safety Width: 10-15′ Exposure: Full sun
T606A (2)Sugar Cane Sugarcane Jujube Tree 8″ Thin Cutting Graft Scion/Bud NoRoot
Descriptions: Lot of 2 live thinner cuttings, from healthy jujube tree new branches. Rather than waiting for a seedling to become mature, these cuttings save you years of waiting. By grafting, you’ll harvest your own fresh jujube fruits this or next fall, depending on when you graft them. Condition:Fresh, straw thickness cuttings with no roots, from healthy new branches, for you to graft the buds onto your existing jujube tree (to add or to change the variety). These thinner cuttings are good for grafting only. Rooting them would be very challenging. NOT suggested for rooting. Each cutting is around 8″ long, with a minimum of 3 nodes (grafting buds). The successful rate for grafting is very high if you know how. We do not offer any grafting instructions as there are countless grafting video and pictured instructions online. Please google it and pick the method you like. “T-budding grafting” is one of our favorite methods. Be aware, to graft, you do need a wild sour jujube tree or another variety jujube tree in your yard to graft on. Variety:Sugarcane jujube, an early ripe variety (early Sep here). They produce smaller oval-round and very sweet fruits. Details: Jujube fruit is a drupe. When turns half reddish, it tastes sweeter than an apple. Each fruit has only a few days of prime time on the tree before it turns fully ripe. The skin then turns wrinkle, dark red and the flesh becomes spongy. After drying it, it can be stored for a long time. The dried fruit has been used medicinally for millennium by many cultures. Each mature tree has the ability of producing hundreds of fruits each fall. To help producing larger & sweeter fruits, you can pinch off 1/2 or more of the flowers/young-fruits in their early stage. Please Note: I will cut them in same day when ship them. They will be wrapped in wet paper & plastic bag to keep their freshness. FYI, the flat end of the cutting is the top, the pointy (45° cutting) end is the bottom. In case you are not familiar with the nodes of jujube cuttings, please refer to the last picture above to locate the bud you’ll need for grafting. We normally trim off all thorns from these cuttings. Be aware of them in case we missed any. A pair of heavy working gloves is highly suggested to work around them once they start to grow any new branches. Quick facts: Variety: Sugarcane Pollination: Partially self-fertile USDA zones: 5-10 Height: We keep ours under 7 feet for easy taking care and safety Width: 10-15′ Exposure: Full sun
T582D (4) Sour Jujube Thin Cutting Rootstock Tree Plant For Scion-Wood Graft 酸枣仁
Descriptions: Lot of 4 sour jujube tree thin cuttings similar to the ones in the first two pictures above. Instead of buying a rooted tree, you can try to root these cuttings Condition: These cuttings are from Mature, healthy tree branches. 7″ to 8″ in length. NO ROOTS. For you to root them. After they are rooted, you can either graft another variety of jujube scion onto them, or, harvest the marble size fruits they produce Variety: Sour (jujube root stock), which produces marble size, sour/sweet fruits. Please see the comparison picture above Please Note: Jujube tree cuttings are not as easy to root. Rooting hormone, misting system or green house, or dome are suggested. Basic rooting instructions are enclosed in the shipment. Please google for more advanced techniques and equipment if you like Quick facts: Variety: Sour root stock Pollination: Cross-pollinating USDA zones: 5-10 Exposure: Full sun
T619A (2) Redlands #4 Jujube Tree 8″ Thin Cuttings For Graft ScionWood/Scion/Bud
Each cutting is around 8″ long, with a minimum of 3 nodes (grafting buds). The successful rate for grafting is very high if you know how. Be aware, to graft, you do need a wild sour jujube tree or another variety jujube tree in your yard to graft on.
T602A (2) Tigertooth Jujube Tree 8″ Thin Cutting Graft ScionWood/Bud Tiger Tooth
Descriptions: Lot of 2 live thinner cuttings, from healthy jujube tree new branches. Rather than waiting for a seedling to become mature, these cuttings save you years of waiting. By grafting, you’ll harvest your own fresh jujube fruits this or next fall, depending on when you graft them. Condition:Fresh, straw thickness cuttings with no roots, from healthy new branches, for you to graft the buds onto your existing jujube tree (to add or to change the variety). These thinner cuttings are good for grafting only. Rooting them would be very challenging. NOT suggested for rooting. Each cutting is around 8″ long, with a minimum of 3 nodes (grafting buds). The successful rate for grafting is very high if you know how. We do not offer any grafting instructions as there are countless grafting video and pictured instructions online. Please google it and pick the method you like. “T-budding grafting” is one of our favorite methods. Be aware, to graft, you do need a wild sour jujube tree or another variety jujube tree in your yard to graft on. Variety:Tigertooth jujube. They produce long, slender date-shaped very sweet fruits. Details: Jujube fruit is a drupe. When turns half reddish, it tastes sweeter than an apple. Each fruit has only a few days of prime time on the tree before it turns fully ripe. The skin then turns wrinkle, dark red and the flesh becomes spongy. After drying it, it can be stored for a long time. The dried fruit has been used medicinally for millennium by many cultures. Each mature tree has the ability of producing hundreds of fruits each fall. To help producing larger & sweeter fruits, you can pinch off 1/2 or more of the flowers/young-fruits in their early stage. Please Note: I will cut them in same day when ship them. They will be wrapped in wet paper & plastic bag to keep their freshness. FYI, the flat end of the cutting is the top, the pointy (45° cutting) end is the bottom. In case you are not familiar with the nodes of jujube cuttings, please refer to the last picture above to locate the bud you’ll need for grafting. We normally trim off all thorns from these cuttings. Be aware of them in case we missed any. A pair of heavy working gloves is highly suggested to work around them once they start to grow any new branches. Quick facts: Variety: Tigertooth Pollination: Partially self-fertile USDA zones: 5-10 Height: We keep ours under 7 feet for easy taking care and safety Width: 10-15′ Exposure: Full sun
T614A (2) Tsao Jujube Tree 8″ Thin Cutting For Graft ScionWood/Scion/Bud NO-Root
Descriptions: Lot of 2 live thinner cuttings, from healthy jujube tree new branches. Rather than waiting for a seedling to become mature, these cuttings save you years of waiting. By grafting, you’ll harvest your own fresh jujube fruits this or next fall, depending on when you graft them. Condition:Fresh, straw thickness cuttings with no roots, from healthy new branches, for you to graft the buds onto your existing jujube tree (to add or to change the variety). These thinner cuttings are good for grafting only. Rooting them would be very challenging. NOT suggested for rooting. Each cutting is around 8″ long, with a minimum of 3 nodes (grafting buds). The successful rate for grafting is very high if you know how. We do not offer any grafting instructions as there are countless grafting video and pictured instructions online. Please google it and pick the method you like. “T-budding grafting” is one of our favorite methods. Be aware, to graft, you do need a wild sour jujube tree or another variety jujube tree in your yard to graft on. Variety:Tsao jujube, a late ripe variety (in Oct here). They produce long, slender date-shaped very sweet fruits. Details: Jujube fruit is a drupe. When turns half reddish, it tastes sweeter than an apple. Each fruit has only a few days of prime time on the tree before it turns fully ripe. The skin then turns wrinkle, dark red and the flesh becomes spongy. After drying it, it can be stored for a long time. The dried fruit has been used medicinally for millennium by many cultures. Each mature tree has the ability of producing hundreds of fruits each fall. To help producing larger & sweeter fruits, you can pinch off 1/2 or more of the flowers/young-fruits in their early stage. Please Note: I will cut them in same day when ship them. They will be wrapped in wet paper & plastic bag to keep their freshness. FYI, the flat end of the cutting is the top, the pointy (45° cutting) end is the bottom. In case you are not familiar with the nodes of jujube cuttings, please refer to the last picture above to locate the bud you’ll need for grafting. We normally trim off all thorns from these cuttings. Be aware of them in case we missed any. A pair of heavy working gloves is highly suggested to work around them once they start to grow any new branches. Quick facts: Variety: Tsao Pollination: Partially self-fertile USDA zones: 5-10 Height: We keep ours under 7 feet for easy taking care and safety Width: 10-15′ Exposure: Full sun
T562A (4)Shanxi Li Jujube Tree Cutting/ScionWood/Scion 10″+ For Grafting No Root
Descriptions: Lot of 4 live jujube tree cuttings, from mature, healthy branches. Rather than waiting for a seedling to become mature, these cuttings save you years of waiting. Grafting or rooting, you’ll harvest your own fresh jujube fruits this or next fall, depending on when you place your order (we, however, normally pinch off most flowers the first year so that the tree can grow stronger and produces much more fruits for years to come). Condition: Mature, healthy, live tree branch cuttings, with no roots, for grafting or rooting. Each cutting is 10″ to 11″ in length, with a minimum of 3 nodes (grafting buds). The successful rate for grafting is very high (please google it if you do not yet know how), but you do need a wild jujube tree or another variety jujube tree in your yard to graft on. It is relatively hard to root jujube cuttings. We do encourage you to try it if you are willing to put in some efforts and willing to take the risk. We do grow many trees each year from these same cuttings. Rooting instructions will be enclosed with each order. To find out if a rooted tree is available, please click here Variety: Shanxi Li, which produces very large, round-shaped fruits, as shown in the images above (took from the mother tree). The cuttings are hard to root, but easy-to-grow once rooted. Drought-resistant, hardy, prefers long, hot summer, almost pest and disease free. Be sure to wear gloves to protect from the thorns. Details: Jujube fruit is a drupe, in the size of a small plum (Shanxi Li variety is one of the largest in size and the sweetest in taste). When turns slightly reddish, it tastes more sweeter than an apple. Each fruit has only a few days of prime time on the tree before it turns fully ripe. The skin then turns wrinkle, dark red and the flesh becomes spongy. After drying it, it can be stored for a long time. The dried fruit has been used medicinally for millennium by many cultures. Each mature tree has the ability of producing hundreds of fruits each fall. If you like, you can pinch off 1/2 of the flowers so that the remaining fruits will grow extra-large, extra sweet for you. Please Note: I will cut them in same day when ship them. They will be wrapped in wet paper, plastic bag, & shipping box. In case you are not familiar with the nodes of jujube cuttings, please refer to the last picture above to locate the bud you’ll need for grafting. We do not offer any grafting instructions as there are countless grafting video and pictured instructions online. Please google it and pick the method you like. “T-budding grafting” is one of our favorite methods. Be aware, to graft, you do need a wild sour jujube tree or another variety jujube tree in your yard to graft on. We normally trim off all thrones from these cuttings. Be aware of them in case we missed any. A pair of heavy working gloves is highly suggested once they start to grow any new branches. Upon arrival, please soak them in fresh water for a few hours before grafting or planting. To plant them, just make sure the flat or the bud end is on the top, the 45° cutting end is in the soil. Please follow the enclosed planting instructions for more details The rooted plants in the above pictures are for growing-stages references only, and are not included Quick facts: Variety: Shanxi Li Pollination: cross-pollination USDA zones: 5-10 Height: We keep ours under 7 feet for easy taking care and safety Width: 10-15′ Exposure: Full sun
T618A (2) Autumn Beauty Jujube Tree 8″Thin Cutting For Graft ScionWood/Scion/Bud
Each cutting is around 8″ long, with a minimum of 3 nodes (grafting buds). The successful rate for grafting is very high if you know how. Be aware, to graft, you do need a wild sour jujube tree or another variety jujube tree in your yard to graft on.
T617A (2) Chico Jujube Tree 8″Thin Cutting For Graft ScionWood/Scion/Bud No-Root
Each cutting is around 8″ long, with a minimum of 3 nodes (grafting buds). The successful rate for grafting is very high if you know how. Be aware, to graft, you do need a wild sour jujube tree or another variety jujube tree in your yard to graft on.
