hello, i am going to try this technique this year. any tips/tricks for a better result?
I thank you in advance for sharing your knowledge...
no one?
Hello! As far as I know it is not so common technique, but I heard that you have to sow grafting stocks 3-4 weeks before the seedlings and cut them on the upper part of cotyledons. Then you cut the seedling and you graft the scion included the part with the cotyledons.
If you have any other infos please share them here!
i have no info. i talked about it with a tomato grower, and he told me that it is really common in food plants... i think i know about the ame as you... i will give it a try and see what happens...
I tried this technique 7-8 years ago... the results was not good. I grafted 5 plants on 3 weeks old trichocereus stocks, but they all dried out and died. After that I never tried again, but I think it is worth giving a chance. If you keep on trying and developing a method, then I am sure that you can make nice grafts this way. If you keep the grafts in a humid invironment then I am sure you will have better luck than I had.
Back then I found some good pictures and info on a website for an Austrian cactus nursery, but now I can't find the URL.
Dan
thank you for the tip. i thought i would act as a pereskiopsis graft about... =)