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Ariocarpus fissuratus hybrids

Started by vandessel1962, Sunday, 30 October 2011 - 13:14:27

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danskibsted

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Ariocarpus fissuratus X trigonus, 18 months old now:







Enjoy!
Dan

Carlo & Daniele

Hi Dan, nice plants!
when do you regraft from peresk to harrisia?

thanks
Carlo & Daniele

danskibsted

Thank you (:
I usually regraft within the first year. Actually, most pereskiopsis grafts are 6 months when I regraft (pereskiopsis grafts are made in autumn, regrafting in spring).
When I regraft I always leave some tissue from the ariocarpus on the pereskiopsis stock. If the pereskiopsis graft is young, there is a good chance that new ariocarpus pups will come out of the old pereskiopsis graft. If you wait several years with regraftning from pereskiopsis, there is nearly no chance that the remaining ariocarpus tissue will produce new pups. At least that is my experience.
Another reason to regraft early is that it is much easier to handle small scions and find suitable stocks.

lophario

Thanks for the advice  :)
I grafted many Ario-Hybrids last year, i think i will regraft them this year.

Nice plants!  ;)

danskibsted

Quote from: lophario on Saturday, 17 March 2012 - 19:48:11
Thanks for the advice  :)
I grafted many Ario-Hybrids last year, i think i will regraft them this year.

Nice plants!  ;)

Good luck!
Can we see some pictures? (:
Dan

Carlo & Daniele

Carlo & Daniele

cortona

Really neat plants Dan! the first one is really a special one!

danskibsted

Thank you (:
It is quite special. The surface is very rough, almost like a godzilla...

Carlo & Daniele

#9
fissuratus x furfuraceus



fissuratus x agavoides



photos and plants Franco Corti
Carlo & Daniele