Hi everybody,
Last summer I lost a nice Astrophytum coahuilense 'Kikko' from Japan. I grafted 3 tubercles on Ferocactus glaucescens. After a few months, one of the tubercles began to make offsets. Actually there are about 6-7 offsets, ready to regraft.
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Hi Arioandi, I often see the fero grafts glaucescens in tubers, There is some special reason ? perhaps greater contact surface?
Regards
I don't know the reason, but it works good on Fero glaucescens.
Amazing! good work.
Dan
Hi, great job, you have a good offspring!
Hi Arioandi, well done, congrats.
Thank you all. It is a good way, to save a clone, even if the plant is rotten. Almost always you can save a part of the plant and graft it.
Congrats! It's always a satisfaction to save a rare plant!
great work. i am going to try it to propagate a kikko clone!