This is a video of how this French Nursery propagates cuttings. In French of course.

This is one heck of an assembly line. It's amazing how quickly they move, obviously from years of practice. Cool video!

Cool video. I should have taken french instead of spanish.

What do they do with so many figs? There must be a need for figs in other countries. Wow. Cool video

i understood a little from my high school French and I think they are grafting grapes.

Quite an operation.

Incroyable ! Merci pour le partage Rich .

great video,
Thanks for sharing Rich.

Hi,
Very industrial and amazing - especially cutting the rootstock and scion.
Champagne is a region in northern France where the wine Champagne is produced.
The rootstock is resistant especially to their limestone dirt and phyloxera - a death sentence disease on vines .
They are assembling grafts and rootstock with a machine made "omega" graft and rooting then the rootstock.
I'm impressed that they are applying paraffin two or three times and removing the roots on the rootstock once ... Is that a stress test ?
Thanks for sharing.

very interesting