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Grafting on Opuntia compressa: Cultivation tips
... and Mail Sale of Cacti and Succulents. Back to the graft index Some simple suggestions for grafting techniques. Detach the shoots [ ... surface. (see the enlarged figure for more details). This keeps the graft union point raised from soil and helps to prevent fungal infections ... the plant to hide the stock and to sustain the graft. This photo (Sulcorebutia rauschii WR 289 cv. violacidermis) has been ...
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July 2003 Newsletter
... rose plant. Basal Break  A cane that grows out of the 'graft union.' These are very desirable as they yield the biggest flowers, present ... with extreme heat or cold, it is best to protect the bud union by planting it below the soil level and mulching over the top ... 5-leaflet set. Double Flowers  having 25 or more petals. Graft Union  See 'Bud Union.' Grafted  A grafted rose is one where the 'bud eye' ...
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Association of Societies for Growing Australian Plants - Propagation by Grafting
... plumber's" tape for wrapping the graft union; and waterproof mastic or petroleum jelly to protect the union until the graft has taken. A "cold ... as the graft union develops and eventually splits. This means that it is unnecessary to risk damaging a fragile union by untying ... graft union. When checking the progress of a graft it's necessary to untie the tape around the join very carefully - the union ...
farrer.riv.csu.edu.au

The best little yellow rose in the world - Antique Roses Forum - GardenWeb
... 'm trying to go all ownroot...if I get a grafted rose, I plant the union deep to encourage own root development. So far, my own root Austins are still taking ... plant tends to be longer. With grafted roses a callus can build up over the graft union and thusly inhibit cane production. Third, own root roses are less likely to be infected ...
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Espalier
... any direction. Plant the tree six to eight inches from its support, ensuring that the graft union is at least two inches above ground level. Branches chosen to be part of the ...
gardenline.usask.ca

Backyard Orchard Glossary
... Bud union; graft union A swollen area just above the soil level where one variety has been grafted onto the rootstock of another variety. The bud union ... be difficult to find. On young bare-root trees the bud union may look like a slight bend. Top C Cambium A thin ... standard root. Sucker A cane that emerges from below the bud union, and therefore comes from the rootstock rather than from the variety ...
homeorchard.ucdavis.edu

California Backyard Orchard: Tree Selection
... are measured, sorted, and sold by caliper, a measurement in inches just above the bud union on the tree. Historically, orchardists have learned to avoid undersized (<3/8 inch) or oversized ... as well as cultivar characteristics. When selecting bare root trees look for a well-healed graft union. Due to generally poorer fruit quality, dwarf fruit trees are not recommended over standard or ...
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lilac_care
... our nursery we have noticed that lilacs that are grafted when replanted deeper than the graft union, the grafted scion wood will root on its own and create the original plant. Another ...
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Planting Roses, HYG-1212-96
... the sides. Begin filling the hole with the prepared soil mixture making sure that the graft union or "knob" on the plant is just above ground level, which allows for some settling ...
ohioline.osu.edu

Budding and Grafting, t bud, chip bud, wedge, graft, approach, pollination, Horticulture.
... graft union formation, minimizes drying from the cut surfaces, and prevents pathogen and water entry which may cause rotting. Desiccation is further retarded by covering the graft. Approach Graft The Approach Graft is used to graft ...
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