how to grow apples on an orange tree?

Answer 1

SIMPLE BY GENETIC MODIFICATION OF THE ORANGE SEEDS USED FOR GROWING

Answer 2

Take an orange tree. Take a small young branch from an apple tree. Select a orange branch of the similar size as the apple branch u have cut.

make a V shaped cut in the orange branch and throw away the leafy part. Now cut the apple branch (bark end) in the same shape and fit it together. Wrap it in polythene so that water wont get in.

This method work for some type of trees. Like for varieties of lime to mix in to the same family.... But apple and oranges I dont know because we dont grow them here....

But try it out ... and tell us how it works out.

If it does work out, half a crate of oranges and apples would do for the fee :-)

Answer 3

Your kidding, right? The only way I can think of (because grafting most definitely will not work, not in a million years, not in a trillion years, not ever) is by growing apple trees in very very large hanging baskets and then hanging them in very very very large orange trees. Yeah right, good luck with that. Wonder why I never get the points?????????

Answer 4

I don't think I've ever hear of that. Suppose if you spliced a branch from one to the other and it took hold you could have apples off your orange tree. Might need some help with pollination from some bees.

Answer 5

put soul and apple seeds on the orange tree

Answer 6

You can't. It wouldn't be an orange tree would it?

Answer 7

by grafting
you will need at least two grafted or regular trees to pollinate and fruit

Answer 8

by grafting. there ahave been as many as five different fruits on the same tree.

Answer 9

idk, you tell me.