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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #25 on: August 09, 2015, 11:40:02 PM »
i think Berto might have done this graft as well...

soursop and montana works very well they are close parients. but dont so with rollinia...rollinia works well qith rollinia.....soursop can be grafting on cherimoya like rootstock...cherimoya is te better rootstock in the family.

Thank you much for the info! :) I have a friend with a sweet soursop, she said very good quality, I am going to ask her to send me some scions, I have a lot of cherimoya trees to work with, I just didn't know if soursop would take to cherimyoa roots   :)

I like to see that graft...the only one I've heard who had any success with soursop onto cherimoya is Ethan. We've had many failures here.
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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #26 on: August 09, 2015, 11:41:35 PM »
soursop and montana works very well they are close parients. but dont so with rollinia...rollinia works well qith rollinia.....soursop can be grafting on cherimoya like rootstock...cherimoya is te better rootstock in the family.

Thank you much for the info! :) I have a friend with a sweet soursop, she said very good quality, I am going to ask her to send me some scions, I have a lot of cherimoya trees to work with, I just didn't know if soursop would take to cherimyoa roots   :)

I like to see that graft...the only one I've heard who had any success with soursop onto cherimoya is Ethan. We've had many failures here.

I can do it,  I know I can. I've already grafted sugar apple and custard apple onto cherimoya (my seed grown sugar apple has set some fruit here in norcal, and I leave it out during winter) 

Even if I can't successfully do it, you can bet that I am sure gonna try.. lol  ;D

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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #27 on: August 10, 2015, 01:11:46 AM »
i think Berto might have done this graft as well...

soursop and montana works very well they are close parients. but dont so with rollinia...rollinia works well qith rollinia.....soursop can be grafting on cherimoya like rootstock...cherimoya is te better rootstock in the family.

Thank you much for the info! :) I have a friend with a sweet soursop, she said very good quality, I am going to ask her to send me some scions, I have a lot of cherimoya trees to work with, I just didn't know if soursop would take to cherimyoa roots   :)

I like to see that graft...the only one I've heard who had any success with soursop onto cherimoya is Ethan. We've had many failures here.

I am going to try green on green, as Ethan recommended, both my rootstock and Cuban fiberless a flushing

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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #28 on: August 10, 2015, 01:15:57 AM »
i think Berto might have done this graft as well...

soursop and montana works very well they are close parients. but dont so with rollinia...rollinia works well qith rollinia.....soursop can be grafting on cherimoya like rootstock...cherimoya is te better rootstock in the family.

Thank you much for the info! :) I have a friend with a sweet soursop, she said very good quality, I am going to ask her to send me some scions, I have a lot of cherimoya trees to work with, I just didn't know if soursop would take to cherimyoa roots   :)

I like to see that graft...the only one I've heard who had any success with soursop onto cherimoya is Ethan. We've had many failures here.

I am going to try green on green, as Ethan recommended, both my rootstock and Cuban fiberless a flushing

I will try that too, when I source the scionwood.

I want to push the limit further, and see if I can grow soursop in norcal!  I think it can be done! In my micro climate at least.

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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #29 on: August 18, 2015, 08:33:24 PM »
ANybody knows is it possible grafting Rollinia Rugulosa onto cherimoya?

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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #30 on: July 15, 2016, 12:30:13 AM »
Anyone have any updates on Rollinia on Cherimoya or Atemoya rootstock?  Did it work?  Were there any long term compatibility issues?

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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #31 on: July 15, 2016, 03:13:31 AM »
Anyone have any updates on Rollinia on Cherimoya or Atemoya rootstock?  Did it work?  Were there any long term compatibility issues?
Barath,

I have a pretty large rollinia on cherimoya, it had a few flowers a few weeks ago but aborted them. The tree is about 6 feet, the graft looks good still, but the growth of the rollinia is not flushing that well.

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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #32 on: July 15, 2016, 11:19:34 AM »
Pawpaw (Wells) on cherimoya (honeyhart seedling) took. The scion grew one leaf and the rootstock is way more vigorous.
I didn't prune away the rootstock growth completely which I will do. I only controlled rootstock growth by pinching anything that's taller than the scion. That's not enough now.

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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #33 on: July 15, 2016, 11:41:43 AM »
Anyone have any updates on Rollinia on Cherimoya or Atemoya rootstock?  Did it work?  Were there any long term compatibility issues?
Barath,

I have a pretty large rollinia on cherimoya, it had a few flowers a few weeks ago but aborted them. The tree is about 6 feet, the graft looks good still, but the growth of the rollinia is not flushing that well.

Wow, great that it's grown so well, even if it's not ideal.  Does rollinia on cherimoya rootstock seem to need less water than on its own rootstock?  (Everyone seems to say that rollinia generally likes a lot of water.)

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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #34 on: July 15, 2016, 07:53:14 PM »
i successfully grafted dream fruit (whatever it is classified as) on to my soursop. i grafted green on green with success. the green scion i grafted on a hardened branch failed.

i am also trying rollinia, but no signs of it taking yet.

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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #35 on: July 15, 2016, 09:44:25 PM »
47-18 on A. glabra



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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #36 on: July 15, 2016, 09:59:49 PM »
Dream on A. glabra

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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #37 on: July 16, 2016, 12:52:07 PM »
Hi Bob I have some great A. Ret. seeds here are two Duguetia Uniflora on A. Ret. rootstock and growing faster than the Duguetia Tree I got the scions from. I'm currently trying, Guanabana and Rollinia on A. Reticulata rootstock, will see if it compatibility works.
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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #38 on: July 16, 2016, 04:10:13 PM »
Hi, nice topic.

I have a very nice annona montana, 1.3 m tall planted at the garden and I would like to know if it would have any sense to graft a guabanana (a. muricata) over her... at our backyard we almost have no frosts... but I know a. muricata suffers a lot when temps go down to -5º C and the wind let it without leaves...
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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #39 on: July 16, 2016, 10:19:48 PM »
Windbreaks protect Soursop.

Grafting high on Mountain-Soursop might work to protect from low frosts, but not likely to protect from wind damage.
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Re: Annona graft compatibility table
« Reply #40 on: July 17, 2016, 09:26:50 AM »
Hi Bob I have some great A. Ret. seeds here are two Duguetia Uniflora on A. Ret. rootstock and growing faster than the Duguetia Tree I got the scions from. I'm currently trying, Guanabana and Rollinia on A. Reticulata rootstock, will see if it compatibility works.
regards
Carlos




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