Share The Seeds
Gardening Area => Growing questions and answers => Topic started by: FewTrueSeed on August 16, 2015, 04:38:22 PM
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I started some williamsi seeds some time ago and lost all except one. I fried them in a humidity dome full sun in the greenhouse on a ninety degree day. Whoops. The dome got so hot it melted. In any case I took the lone survivor and grafted it to a pereskiopsis. My questions are.. one. Is it too young to graft? Two. Does the pereskiopsis shoot indicate that the graft did not take? And should I cut it off?
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I have a very similar graft going. Cut the side branching away. I have noticed with all cacti, that the energy they spend pupping takes away from the 'primary' stem growth and thus I usually remove them.
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It's hard to tell how healthy the little guy is being as ugly as he is. I'm afraid to loose him. I did remove the new pere growth.
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Follow up question...I grafted a T. Pachanoi PC onto a pereskiopsis for future graft stock. The pachanoi is larger than the stock. Is this bad practice? Will it affect growth?
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The passiflora on the left are in my giveaway and on the right seed from Madplanter. Both raised in the same environment. I trust Madplanter knows his stuff. Could it be that the seeds I ordered were not truly p.edulis. thoughts?