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Schutzhund

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New to grafting Annonas
« on: February 28, 2017, 12:48:35 AM »
How long does it usually take for a graft to heal with Annonas?
I'm curious because this the first time that I have started grafting. 

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Re: New to grafting Annonas
« Reply #1 on: February 28, 2017, 12:08:21 PM »
A few months.  Best thing is to watch the new growths.  Let the new shoots come out between 6-12 inches.  You can then unwrap the tape to check.  Most grafting tapes are biodegradable so you won't even need to unwrap. 

I also saw your questions about germinating seeds. I normally soak mine in water for a few days until I get around to put it in potting soil.  The seeds that float are no good.  You can just throw those away.
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Re: New to grafting Annonas
« Reply #2 on: February 28, 2017, 12:12:19 PM »
A few months.  Best thing is to watch the new growths.  Let the new shoots come out between 6-12 inches.  You can then unwrap the tape to check.  Most grafting tapes are biodegradable so you won't even need to unwrap. 

I also saw your questions about germinating seeds. I normally soak mine in water for a few days until I get around to put it in potting soil.  The seeds that float are no good.  You can just throw those away.
Thank you 😊👍

 

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