What Scion on what Stock - Pictures

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What Scion on what Stock - Pictures

Post by Christer Johansson »

This is the thread where we will show some result!
About one year of growth should give an idea of what type of growth you could expect on that stock.

Copiapoa dealbata FK 56 on Selenicereus grandiflorus; grafted 2009-07-12
In a 5 cm pot.
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2010-08-21
In a 6 cm pot.
Grown under artificial light in the winter.
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wow :shock:
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Brilliant! :D
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MM wrote:wow :shock:
CactusFanDan wrote:Brilliant! :D
I think a save 5 years of growth?
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There was a grafting competition on OZ Cactus Forum and I joined the competition.
The followings are result.
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Scion: Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus
Stock: Harrisia jusbertii seedling
Sown seeds: 15th November 2009
Germination: 21st November 2009
Grafting: 23rd November 2009
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1st flower:26th February 2010
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Post by Christer Johansson »

:shock: That's a high speed development :)

Thanks Hanazono for the information!
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AMAZING! :shock: Absolutely amazing! What fast growth for such a slow growing plant! :shock:
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John C
When you sowed seeds and grafted seedlings in spring:

Small size of Ariocarpus eg kotschoubeyanus and agavoides will be in flower in autumn.

Astorophytum will be in flower in spring next year.

Large size of Ariocarpus eg retusus will be in flower in autumn next year.
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Post by Tony »

Here ya go Christer. :)
Copiapoa tenuissima monstrose pups(taken from the "cauliflower")all grafted on Echinopsis pachanoi
Grafted july 1, 2010
Image taken on july 12, just days after removal of electricians tape.
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August 5, 2010 aprox. one month later.
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Image taken Today, September 12 2010
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Updated Fri Aug 26, 2011

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Here are three more grafted in late august, 2010.
I did these in part of a grafting/vegitative propagation demonstration Buck, Darryl and I did for the Gates clubs september meeting, suprisingly it looks like they all took. :shock:
Here they are before removal of the bandages(electrical tape) in my green house in filtered sun covered with water bottles with the tops chopped off.Image
And with the bandages removed just this morning.
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Udated #1, Fri Aug 26, 2011
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Udated #2, Fri Aug 26, 2011
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Notice I forgot to cut the taper on the sides of #3 and the top surface has remained much flatter.
I hadnt noticed this before so other than to remove an areole very close to the top to prevent offsets from growing close to the scion, I will skip that step from now on.:wink:
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Udated #3, Fri Aug 26, 2011
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Post by Christer Johansson »

That's great Tony.
I have an "ordinary" Copiapoa tenuissima, that I've got from Jens, grafted on an Myrtillocactus. It will bee interesting to see what's happen with that :)
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Post by Tony »

Here's a few on pereskiopsis,

Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus ssp. albiflorus, three month old seedling, Apr 23, 2008.
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Oct 23, 2008
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Oct 04, 2009
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April 25, 2010
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September 15, 2010
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Tubercle graft from the plant above. It had already started to grow this little pup on the mother plant.
Nov 13, 2009
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August 15, 2010
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Cross section of Cintia knitzi with 4 areoles grafted on pereskiopsis October, 2008.
Image taken on Nov 09, 2008.
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Oct 04, 2009
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September 15, 2010
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Post by Christer Johansson »

Ooooh, that's some real informative pictures! Makes me wanna take some more pictures my self :) Great job on the grafting, Tony 8)
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Post by PapaBearJay »

I can't wait to start grafting now that I have some Pereskiopsis myself, But I'm gonna have to wait until next spring, or wait until I can get the other cutting rooted in my Bio lab and see if they get some growth.
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Post by Loph »

great shots guys. loving the ario's....now there is a genus that really benefits from grafting!



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