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Clone a Fruit Tree the Easy Way! 🍑🧬

Want to grow more fruit trees for FREE? In this video, I’ll show you exactly how to clone a fruit tree the easy way — perfect for beginners and home gardeners looking to expand their orchard without spending a dime! 🍎🌳✂️ On today’s episode of Gardening with Bear Brown, I’ll walk you through a simple and proven method to clone fruit trees using cuttings. Whether you’re growing figs, peaches, apples, or pears, cloning is one of the best ways to create genetically identical trees from a plant you already love and trust. This method is ideal for small gardens, backyard orchards, or container gardening. You don’t need any fancy tools or expensive equipment — just a healthy branch, the right technique, and a little patience. 🌱 In This Video, You’ll Learn: ✅ What cloning is and why it’s better than growing fruit trees from seed ✅ When and where to take cuttings for the highest success rate ✅ The best type of cutting to use (softwood, hardwood, or semi-hardwood) ✅ Step-by-step instructions for preparing and rooting your cutting ✅ How to use rooting hormone (and whether you really need it) ✅ The ideal soil mix and container setup for cloning success ✅ How to keep humidity levels up and protect the cutting while it roots ✅ Signs your cutting has rooted and when to pot it up or plant it out ✅ Common mistakes to avoid and troubleshooting tips ✅ BONUS: How to increase your success rate using bottom heat or a humidity dome Cloning fruit trees is a powerful skill every gardener should know — it saves money, preserves the exact fruit variety you love, and helps you build a resilient, productive garden. I’ve cloned dozens of trees over the years, and I’ll show you everything I’ve learned so you can do it too. 👉 If you’ve ever wanted to multiply your fruit trees without breaking the bank, this video is for you! 💬 Got questions about cloning or fruit tree care? Drop them in the comments and I’ll help you out! And don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you never miss a gardening tip from Bear Brown!