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The middle on with the multiple branches, any reason you didn't split those into 3 or 4 separate grafts?Good luck, hope they all take.
Hope you have success with your grafted Sweet Tart. From my own experience, mango grafts are most successful from late July to Early September when temperatures are highest and both the scion and rootstock are in full bud swell and growth mode. Here is a recent photo of my Sweet Tart mango tree blooming on manila rootstock. I grafted this Sweet Tart in Late July 2016 and it has grown quite nicely over the past 1 1/2 years. The Bottom Photo is my Coconut Cream Mango Tree which was grafted to a manila seedling in late August 2016.Johnny
Hope you have success with your grafted Sweet Tart. From my own experience, mango grafts are most successful from late July to Early September when temperatures are highest and both the scion and rootstock are in full bud swell and growth mode. Here is a recent photo of my Sweet Tart mango tree blooming on manila rootstock. I grafted this Sweet Tart in Late July 2016 and it has grown quite nicely over the past 1 1/2 years. The Bottom Photo is my Coconut Cream Mango Tree which was grafted to a manila seedling in late August 2016.JohnnyIs it normal for leaves to be that yellow during this time of year in CA?
Awesome to hearHave you been growing this outside or inside green house?I wish I can buy some scions soon. Too impatient to wait until late July.
That’s awesome! Sounds like you and Behl have had some success with early season mango grafting. We’ve had warmer weather these last 2 months compared to last year if I recall correctly, at least in my area.