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SUMMARY
If a person says these fruit shall be forbidden with a Konam, the proceeds of a trade and anything that grows from the fruit are forbidden.
If a person prohibits eating or tasting a fruit he may benefit from a trade or from anything that grows from the fruit if the seed rots in the ground. (1)
If a person says that the handiwork of his wife shall be forbidden to him with a Konam, the proceeds of a trade and anything that grows from the handiwork are forbidden.
If the husband prohibits eating or tasting from the handiwork of his wife he may benefit from a trade or from anything that grows from the handiwork if the seed rots in the ground.
If a person says that the handiwork of his wife shall be forbidden to him until Pesach he may benefit from her handiwork after Pesach. (2)
If a husband prohibits his wife from benefiting from him until Pesach if she goes to her father before Sukos, if she goes to her father before Pesach she may not benefit until Pesach. (3)
If a husband prohibits his wife from benefiting from him until Sukos if she goes to her father before Pesach, if she goes to her father before Pesach she may not benefit from him until Sukos. (4)
The Gemara asks if someone uproots an onion of Shevi'is and replants it in the eighth year if the growth of the eighth year is Mevatel the Isur of Shevi'is.
If someone plants an onion of Terumah and the growth is Mevatel the original onion, it is permitted to non-Kohanim. (5)
If a branch with fruit of Orlah is grafted onto an old tree the fruit of Orlah remains prohibited even if it grows an extra 200 times its original size.
If an onion is planted in a vineyard it remains forbidden even if the onion grew 200 times its original size after the vines are uprooted.
If a person replants a Litra of onions that are Chulin he must separate Ma'asros from the onions.
A BIT MORE
1. If the seed when it is planted does not rot in the ground even the growth of a second planting of the fruit is forbidden.
2. If a person says that the handiwork that his wife produces until Pesach shall be forbidden to him her handiwork that she produces before Pesach is prohibited after Pesach.
3. If she goes to her father's house between Pesach and Sukos, if she benefited from her husband prior to Pesach, she transgressed Ba'al Yeichal retroactively.
4. She may go to her father between Pesach and Sukos.
5. However it is Tevel and it is only permitted after separating Terumah and Ma'aser.
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BRIEF INSIGHT
GRAFTING A BRANCH OF ORLAH
If a branch with fruit of Orlah is grafted onto an old tree the fruit of Orlah remains prohibited even if it grows an extra 200 times its original size. The Rashba and Ran say that if the branch came from a tree of Orlah but did not have any fruit at the time it was grafted any fruit that grows afterwards is permitted. Only fruit that was preexisting remains forbidden after it is grafted onto the old tree, even though it grew 200 times more after the grafting. The Isur is a Chumra mid'Rabanan because he is trying to be Mevatel an Isur, but if there is no fruit at the time of the grafting the fruit that grows is permitted because he is not attempting to be Mevatel an Isur.
QUICK HALACHAH
UPROOTING KIL'AYIM
If an onion is planted in a vineyard and the vineyard is uprooted and the onion subsequently grew 200 times its original size the original onion remains forbidden. (Shulchan Aruch YD 296:18)
The Shulchan Aruch implies that only the original onion remains forbidden, but not what grew after the onion was uprooted, however the Ran says that the entire onion is forbidden. (Gra)
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