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Sorry to keep bothering you with my grafting questions but school is boring so yeah Heard about the grafting technique in the title and I'm wondering what plants made by this technique look like as adults. If anyone owns one please share a photo of it.

Also I just got the best idea. With a stubborn Pereskiopsis cutting I was thinking I could graft some seedling roots left over from a proper grafting attempt to the end of the cutting and if it takes it will have instant roots!

If you graft seedling roots to the Pereskiopsis, it then becomes a scion if you think about it. The Pereskiopsis would then be growing off of roots meant for a seedling of another species, so I don't think this would be beneficial if it even worked.

Pictures of adult hypocotyl graft plants here:

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I think these plants were also hypocotyl grafted:

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Yeah, o. Compressa grows with the scion. I've read something about that a while ago.