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Tubercle grafting Ariocarpus 'Cauliflower King'

Started by Arioandi, Sunday, 11 December 2011 - 12:28:21

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Arioandi

A few years ago my Ariocarpus 'Cauliflower King' from Thailand began to rot. I saw it very late and could save only two tubercles.
I grafted them on Ferocactus glaucescens. About one year after grafting, offsets began to grow.

One of them made an offset from the inside of the tubercle:





The other one made offsets at the border the the grafting stock:





Regrafted offset on Ferocactus glaucescens:




Carlo & Daniele

Hello Andi, thanks for the nice report!
It's always a challenge to be able to save an expensive plant and reproduce it!
Compliments!
Carlo & Daniele

gattopardo

#2
excellent work Andi... I use harrisia jusbertii for ariocarpus .. but I need to throw away a lot the production... this year I have tried to graft ariocarpus tubercles on ferocactus glaucescens... we will see what will be the best result...!!

Arioandi

Years ago I used also Jusbertii, but I have more success with Fero glaucescens.

xwa27

tuber graftings cauliflowerr king  :'(

hope i will make somthing this time. becouse am not so luky whit tuber graftings ufffffffffff

Carlo & Daniele

good luck Sandro! is the plant's apex at the bottom of the photo?
I heard young tubercles i.e. those close to the apex have more chances to make offsets.
But we grafted too another plant (not an ario) like you did and it's doing well.
Another possibility is to graft also the small tubercles singularly.
Carlo & Daniele

fanecchissimo

i think i will try this method with leuchtembergia. when i will be good i will star with arios!