2020 Grafts

[K-Rimes]

I have been trying my hand at grafting this year and seeing some success. Can't be 100% sure of all of them but I wanted to share some photos and maybe others could share their grafts from this year too:

Couple black star pitanga seedlings with Zill's scions grafted on top


Zill's grafted on vermillion, nice thick scion


Zill's grafted on lolita, again a thicc boi


Heavily grafted white sapote, this thing hasn't flowered but is a giant: grafted on Santa Cruz, Pike, Lammertz, Lemon Gold, Suebelle, Supersweet, Nettie, and Walton


Suebelle and Lemon Gold grafted white sapote, with another Zill's on black star seedling


What appears to be a successful graft of Zill's on a senior and large lolita pitanga


I had this dead branch on the bottom of my grafted vermillion more senior pitanga, and I found green at the base, so I tried another Zill's on this


This is one I hope a more senior grafter can advise on: I see the scion is dead up top on this loquat (Vista White onto seedling) - are these just rootstock pushing through? Or will this be Vista white?


Successful Vista White on my neighbour's horrendous loquat seedling (it is awful!)


An even nicer success on the same, Vista White


White Jabo on Sabara, appears to be a take


Yellow grumichama on red grumichama, I tried 3 other cleft grafts with no luck, but this one is a maybe, it was green when I tipped it to check

[Orkine]

Regarding the dead loquat scion, based on what I can see, you are growing root stock and should lop it off and re-graft if you have access to scions.

[K-Rimes]

Regarding the dead loquat scion, based on what I can see, you are growing root stock and should lop it off and re-graft if you have access to scions.

That was what I figured too. I'll probably just lop them off and let it grow again as is. It's in a terrible location (in the crook of an oak tree) and will probably never succeed long term. Thanks for the help!