Anybody ever successfully chip budded any Jaboticaba or Plinia?

[Jabba The Hutt]

Obviously most people want to graft fruiting Scion wood since plinia are cauliflorous and they hope to knock as much time off fruiting as possible, but has anybody ever successfully chip budded a plinia?

[K-Rimes]

Due to the peeling nature of the bark I think it would be very challenging.

[Jabba The Hutt]

Due to the peeling nature of the bark I think it would be very challenging.

I've seen people that have done approach grafts so it got me thinking... I wouldn't attempt a t-bud I guess, maybe a patch budding.

[skhan]

I'm not as up to date on all this plinia so forgive my ignorance.
Is being cauliforus a description of this genus?
Are species like edulis and rivularis three exception?

[tru]

. im dumb haha : ) nothing to see here

[Jabba The Hutt]

I'm not as up to date on all this plinia so forgive my ignorance.
Is being cauliforus a description of this genus?
Are species like edulis and rivularis three exception?

Edulis definitely grows from the wood not the tips.

[skhan]

I'm not as up to date on all this plinia so forgive my ignorance.
Is being cauliforus a description of this genus?
Are species like edulis and rivularis three exception?

Edulis definitely grows from the wood not the tips.

Good to know, I guess i was thinking cauliforous was more on the trunk, but it makes sense that any woody branch would qualify too.