Be fair in business transactions

This hadith is about grafting trees and who owns the fruits that come from them. It teaches us that if someone grafts a tree, then they own its fruits unless otherwise specified by the buyer. This means that if someone buys a grafted tree, they can decide whether or not they want to keep all of its fruits for themselves or share them with whoever grafted it in the first place. The hadith also teaches us about fairness in business transactions; buyers should be clear about what they are buying and sellers should be honest about what is being sold so both parties know exactly what to expect from each other.