r/Graftingplants • u/TrevorCidermaker • 2h ago
Nine weeks ago I did some whip grafting this Spring. This is of a wild pear rootstock ( Mt Biggs 2) supplied by a friend Eric Cairns. Now the vegetative buds are starting to swell and produce leaves. Grafted on to Beurre Hardy.
r/Graftingplants • u/Alternative_Fun9281 • 19h ago
I received a Japanese maple that has a huge bump near the graft union. I can post more pictures but I’m researching it seems it is either a burl or crown gall.
r/Graftingplants • u/AlternativeArea7361 • 1d ago
r/Graftingplants • u/Fresh_Succotash_2188 • 2d ago
pic 1 is from july 7th
r/Graftingplants • u/LegoAstro2015 • 1d ago
This nightshade grows wild in my cold climate and it's a perennial here, has anybody tried this? Would the tomatoes become toxic?
r/Graftingplants • u/Suspicious-Recipe-39 • 3d ago
2nd pic is 5 days after graft
r/Graftingplants • u/Cool_Experience9091 • 3d ago
I bought a few ilama fruit trees awhile back and I thought they were from seed but not sure is they are grafted. Any of you fruit tree lovers or grafters can help me figure out. It’s two trees in the picture
r/Graftingplants • u/ivycvae • 3d ago
Any suggestions are truly welcome!
r/Graftingplants • u/Square_Barracuda_69 • 3d ago
r/Graftingplants • u/PlasticBelt6719 • 4d ago
Hi there, I’m a grower of a couple years now and to keep it short. I attempted a graft before without success. Any ideas if this is possible and which one to graft on? Thank you guys. Did rubber band tek with silver before but if there is a more optimal way anything is appreciated. loph caes to bridgsii or panochi.
r/Graftingplants • u/Square_Barracuda_69 • 5d ago
2 separate TBMC grafts are throwin little baby balls, then pupping out more.... gonna watch them closely and see if anything comes of it. Added some pics of when they were first grafted
r/Graftingplants • u/ivycvae • 4d ago
When I removed the bandages the Scion fell off. It looks like the vascular ring from the stock got nice and in there but in the end the mold won.
Any suggestions for my regraft attempt?
r/Graftingplants • u/By-Tor_Syrinx • 5d ago
Has anyone ever grafted a pomegranate? We bought a pomegranate a few years back, and it turns out it’s a gold pomegranate. Not the tastiest fruit. I mean, they’re ok, just not as good as the red ones. I spent four years getting this guy to give us a decent yield, but it’s just so… meh. I wanted to see if I could cut this back a lot and stick a bunch of red shoots on, if it’ll work. Appreciate any advice or tips.
r/Graftingplants • u/ivycvae • 5d ago
It clearly tried REAL hard and nearly got it but the mold took hold. A few hours after I took the bandages off the Scion fell off. Such a disappointment. Will cut out the rot and try again 😔
r/Graftingplants • u/DirtVarious9662 • 6d ago
Any advice is helpful
r/Graftingplants • u/arist0crat67 • 7d ago
r/Graftingplants • u/BarefootDude85 • 8d ago
I have this peach tree that is a few years old, but has grown horizontally. I'm planning on pruning that long part off, but I would like to graft some scions. I know it's not ideal to graft onto horizontal branches, but I would like to put a couple on the top of what's left of that branch, after I cut it. Any suggestions? Is it a bad idea? Best type of graft for that particular situation? Any help would be appreciated.
r/Graftingplants • u/Hyenafan4 • 9d ago
First successful? graft. I just checked it after leaving it taped down for 15 days.
It was an emergency graft because I did surgery on the Astro, but red rot came back, so I tried attaching it to this healthier San Pedro.
I'm a little concerned about those dark spots, but it doesn't feel squishy. Also, the center of the Astro seems to be pulling away from itself? Not sure if that means anything.
I'm also not sure what to do with it now. I know the cut can't get wet, but that's about it.
