Attempt making two from one

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Hanazono
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Attempt making two from one

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I split a seedling and grafted on 21/09/08. The scion is caput-medusae, sown seeds on 24/08/08.
One failed and other was made well. I could not make two from one and I have been reviewing my method.
I did normal seedling grafting also. 30 of all grafted successfully.
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A split seedling grafting, I assume pups will come out from the scion.
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Normal seedling grafting, caput-medusae
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Post by Arzberger »

Very nice, Hanazono!

I´ve also grafted parts of seedlings horizontally. Here is an example of Uebelmannia pectinifera onto Selenicereus.

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8 months later...
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Sure appreciate your experimentation and sharing it. Even when it fails, that is good info for the next guy that is going to try it.
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Post by klaw »

all very nice ....

this was the bottom root section after a mouse got into my seedling hut. :x
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and a stem of caput-medusae 2 months from graft
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that flat cut graft is cool, i can't wait to see the out come.
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