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Sir Graftalot, maybe now is a good time for you to try again. Just make sure when you graft, use a brown paper bag for UV protection now that it is hot. The graft will grow fast if it takes. I have done many grafts last month and this month. All the grafts are growing really fast.I even have that expensive Cannon Ball avocado scion grafted and it is now about 2 ft tall. Kinda a risk to pay so much for it, but now that it took I'm happy with my grafted Cannon Ball. Hope it fruits next year so I can compare the fruit with my Marcus Pumpkin grafted branches on the same tree.
ok, you are on the list.As I said, if you have a larger avocado tree, best to graft it on that one. Just tell me when you buy scions, what diameter you need to match the rootstock branch.
Here's mine grafted in February. It is doing well
That's the difference between growing in Florida vs. New York...super jealous.
Quote from: Sir Graftalot on June 20, 2025, 09:50:22 AMThat's the difference between growing in Florida vs. New York...super jealous.I wraped it up with incandescent Christmas lights and cover it with towel to keep it warm since my rootstock is outside. The temperature dropped below freezing many times in February and March. I know it's no where near as cold as New York tho. But the little heat from the lights really help in my case.