Degrafting
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Wow that is incredible!!! Thank you for sharing that. I wonder if it will grow a new tap root.
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I think a new tap root was developed.
A tubercle with an off-set should be used for the rooting.
The off-set will grow after rooted.
It is possible to root a tubercle without off-sets but it will be happened nothing on the tubercle.
A tubercle with an off-set should be used for the rooting.
The off-set will grow after rooted.
It is possible to root a tubercle without off-sets but it will be happened nothing on the tubercle.
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I set degrafted asterias posted on 11th August for the rooting.
When a grafting union was located deep in the scion body, a large hole is formed during degrafting as shown on the photo.
The hole will never wet by normal watering from top.
I filled up the hole by wet clay grain, around 1 mm size.
All degrafted scions were set on wet potting-mix for the rooting.
When a grafting union was located deep in the scion body, a large hole is formed during degrafting as shown on the photo.
The hole will never wet by normal watering from top.
I filled up the hole by wet clay grain, around 1 mm size.
All degrafted scions were set on wet potting-mix for the rooting.
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I degrafted 23 of 1st filial Astrophytum hybrids for the preparation of rooting.
The species is fukuryu banjyaku x myriostigma cv kikkou.
Since banjyaku itself is a hybrid and so the species is (fukuryu myriostigma x ornatum) x myriostigma cv kikkou.
I have tried to create a species of fukuryu with kikkou ribs.
They are 2 years old.
The size is various but large ones are 11 cm in diameter and they were in flower last spring.
After the completion of drying process, I will set them for the rooting.
The species is fukuryu banjyaku x myriostigma cv kikkou.
Since banjyaku itself is a hybrid and so the species is (fukuryu myriostigma x ornatum) x myriostigma cv kikkou.
I have tried to create a species of fukuryu with kikkou ribs.
They are 2 years old.
The size is various but large ones are 11 cm in diameter and they were in flower last spring.
After the completion of drying process, I will set them for the rooting.
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I degrafted 2 years old, Astrophytum myriostigma cv Onzuka yesterday.
The size is varied but large ones are around 10 cm in diameter.
The size is varied but large ones are around 10 cm in diameter.
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Selected 6 of Astrophytum hybrids posted on 20th August were set for the rooting in this morning.
The main potting-mix is 60% pumice sand and 40% organic material.
Top 20 mm is pumice sand only.
Pots are 125 mm square pot.
The main potting-mix is 60% pumice sand and 40% organic material.
Top 20 mm is pumice sand only.
Pots are 125 mm square pot.
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9 Astrophytum hybrids posted on 20th August and 3 Onzuka posted on 21st August were in pots for rooting today.
Pots are 9.5 cm square pots.
Pots are 9.5 cm square pots.
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4 of Ariocarpus retusus v major degrafted in 2014 had grown well and I repotted in this afternoon.
They are around 15 cm in diameter.
Before repotting
After repotted
All roots were fine roots, I could not see any tap roots.
They are around 15 cm in diameter.
Before repotting
After repotted
All roots were fine roots, I could not see any tap roots.
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7 off-sets of Geohintonia mexicana, around 1 cm in diameter were grafted on Peleskiopsis stocks two years ago.
They have grown well and have reached 5~6 cm in diameter.
I degrafted them with short stocks in this morning.
Stocks and scions
Pre-cutting by a scissors
Cutting back the stock by a knife to the target length, 20 mm
The union of one of them were broken off during this job and it was moved to a normal degrafting.
As the result, 6 scions were set for the rooting.
Set on wet potting-mix immediately for the rooting
They have grown well and have reached 5~6 cm in diameter.
I degrafted them with short stocks in this morning.
Stocks and scions
Pre-cutting by a scissors
Cutting back the stock by a knife to the target length, 20 mm
The union of one of them were broken off during this job and it was moved to a normal degrafting.
As the result, 6 scions were set for the rooting.
Set on wet potting-mix immediately for the rooting
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3 scions turned to monstrous form were degrafted in the morning.
The grafting affected the formation.
Sions have short Pereskiopsis stocks and 8 cm square pots.
2nd filial red flowering hanazono kabuto
A. myriostigma cv red bean khoyou, kikkou
The grafting affected the formation.
Sions have short Pereskiopsis stocks and 8 cm square pots.
2nd filial red flowering hanazono kabuto
A. myriostigma cv red bean khoyou, kikkou
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Hi, I'd just like to say everything looks beautiful (I know it's obvious). I won't be degrafting anything for some time since I'm just getting started but I hope far in the future I'll have some results like yours. Good stuff
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The life of Peleskiopsis is short when it was used for a grafting stock.
If you grafted a few months old seedling in spring, the scion will reach a flowering size within 2 years.
Pereskiopsis will loose all leaves in second winter which you can not expect a speedy growing of the scion.
When the stock lost leaves,it is the time to degraft the scion.
I degraft scions when they are 2 years old.
If you grafted a few months old seedling in spring, the scion will reach a flowering size within 2 years.
Pereskiopsis will loose all leaves in second winter which you can not expect a speedy growing of the scion.
When the stock lost leaves,it is the time to degraft the scion.
I degraft scions when they are 2 years old.
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24 of very young seedlings were grafted 2 years ago.
Scions are Ariocarpus retusus v furfuraceus cv Suguri cauliflower.
I started to degraft in this morning. Each scion has a short stock.
Since the size of scions were various, pots were selected to meet the size of scions.
6 largest scions were selected at first and set on 125 mm square pots for the rooting.
Scions are Ariocarpus retusus v furfuraceus cv Suguri cauliflower.
I started to degraft in this morning. Each scion has a short stock.
Since the size of scions were various, pots were selected to meet the size of scions.
6 largest scions were selected at first and set on 125 mm square pots for the rooting.
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I selected 12 small ones and set them in 9 cm square pots for the rooting in the afternoon.
6 scions have been remained.
The photo is 12 small ones.
6 scions have been remained.
The photo is 12 small ones.
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Last 6 did not fit in 9 cm square pots and went into 12.5 cm square pots in this morning.
I completed the degrafting of 24 Ariocarpus retusus v furfuraceus cv Suguri cauliflower.
The photo is last 6.
I completed the degrafting of 24 Ariocarpus retusus v furfuraceus cv Suguri cauliflower.
The photo is last 6.