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Jan 16, 2018 12:52 AM CST
Gingin Western Australia
Trying out doing Cereus seedling grafts using seedlings only a few days after germination.
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The top graft was done on the 12th January, the bottom graft on the 14th January.

A difference of two days. Notice the top graft cotyledons have opened out, there is also a hint the shoot is forming.

Looks like the test will be successful.

Cheers

Update 7/2/18:

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The first graft done is doing well the other is RIP(Rot In Peace), think it was just a little too small.

Will try again when there's a bit of spare time.

Cheers

Update 21/3/18:

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The scion is now large enough to harden off prior to grafting it to it's final rootstock.

Cheers
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