Renee, I agree with everyone else in that you can become a great grafter as well. I'm actually still gaining my sea legs. LOL!   

It's only been a bit over a month since last pics posted, but growth on all multi-rootstock trees have been phenomenal! Some have had 2 flushes of growth!

Sorry it took a while, everyone. Pics as promised:

1) First 4 pics are of a Mallika cleft graft. Total of 2 extra rootstocks. 1 beheaded near soil line, 1 above, with "head" still attached.

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5)Pics 5,6,7-Keitt seedling with total of 3 rootstocks.

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8,9,10,11- Pics of Glenn airlayer

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12) 12 & 13-Maha Chanok seedling saved from the brink of death with multi-rootstocks and now growing vigorously.

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14) 14--19- ataulfo aka honey/manila seedling.

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20) 20,21,22- Julie airlayer

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23) 23, 24- Keow savoy seedling. This seedling was saved from the brink of death by multi-rootstock! It now has giant leaves n growing vigorously.

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Luke,
I have some other  rare plants not listed!  Come to Florida, rent a small truck and drive back to beautiful Colorado with a load of hard to find plants!   I would trade and sell some plants.  However, I will not ship them.  Unless, the buyer does not mind paying for overnight shipping them in their own pots.  Most  plants are in 2, 3 and 5 gallon pots.
- Casturi
- Lalijiwa
- Inajarana
- Maca de Madagascar/Spanish Tamarind
- Maprang
- Rambai
- Guapeva
- Araca Una
- Araca Roxo
- Apurui
- Apurui Roxo
- Cambui Roxo
- Murici Guassu
- Lobeira
- Jua Assu
- Cambuca do Nordeste
- Mangaba

Hello folks,
I am looking for atemoya or cherimoya seedlings to be used as rootstock.  I plan to graft a new cherimoya variety and I will need at least 6 (six) nice, ready to graft seedlings of cherimoya or atemoya
I can trade those seedlings for the following seedlings I have:
1) Cambuca - Plinia Edulis -  more or less 2 years old
2) Blue Grape/False Jaboticaba - Myrciaria Vexator - more or less 2 years old
3) Yellow Giant Brazilian Passion Fruit (2) -  You need two vines for proper pollination and the seedlins are in 3 gallons pots.
4) Fragrant Passion Fruit - Passiflora Alata (2) -  You also need 2 vines for pollination -  They are also in 3 gallon pots
5) Annato/Lipstick Tree - Bixa Orellana - 3 gallon pot
6) Grumixama/Grumichama - Eugenia Brasiliensis - more or less 2 years old
7) Rainforest Plum/Ameixa-da-Mata/ Cambui Roxo - Eugenia Candolleana - more or less 2 years old
  Pitangatuba - Eugenia Nitida/Neonitida - more or less 1 year old.
I also have several other rare seedlings that I may use as a trade currency.  I may also sell some of my rare seedling mentioned above.  I am located  in beautiful  Fort Myers, Florida.

Yes I am 100%. It have been identified by the fellows on gardenweb and I have also the mother plant. The fruits looks too the same as a Kadota (I ate some last year). I prefer definetely the desert king fig. How do you plan to meet up?