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TropicalFruitSeeker:
Hello,
Anyone on here have a Bizzarria Orange?
https://agrumilenzi.it/en/negozio/citrusen/bizzarria-orange-citrus-aurantium/
Is this something I could do myself through grafting? Doesnt look like these are talked about much here.

Millet:
I used to have a large in ground Bizzarria orange tree (6-ft.tall and 8-ft wide) It produced a lot of fruit, but the only thing one can do with the fruit is look at them.  I finally chopped the tree out and replaced it with a Red Grapefruit.

TropicalFruitSeeker:
Are the fruit no good for eating? Where they bizarre to look at, at least?

pagnr:
Is this something I could do myself through grafting?

There have been constructed graft hybrids between Tomato and Solanum nigrum.
If I remember correctly one technique was to split a bud eye in half, and match in another half from the other plant.
When the healed bud shoots out, it grows as a chimera shoot.
Accidental graft chimeras probably grow from callus shoots at the graft union.

Piss P:

--- Quote from: pagnr on July 15, 2022, 07:25:50 AM ---Is this something I could do myself through grafting?

There have been constructed graft hybrids between Tomato and Solanum nigrum.
If I remember correctly one technique was to split a bud eye in half, and match in another half from the other plant.
When the healed bud shoots out, it grows as a chimera shoot.
Accidental graft chimeras probably grow from callus shoots at the graft union.

--- End quote ---

I've looked into this and came across a few research papers on it. I can't seem to find the publication that I remember being quite helpful but here is another with useful information https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/INTERVARIETAL-CHIMERA-FORMATION-BY-GRAFTING-IN-By-A-Zhou-Gmitter/9cc8c9efb8b18f3a093e93bf8e3f3f3b656ed382

It is far from being a sure-science but there seems to be a 10-20% success rate when following published procedures.

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