First succesful graft

11 years ago

I noticed my adenium's caudex rotting away and had to save this one. Didn't have a seedling of good size and so had to graft it onto this cutting. I have done many in the past and have all failed. This one didn't.

This post was edited by Tolip on Mon, Apr 1, 13 at 9:09

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tolip
Original Author
11 years ago
2nd picture
Marie Tran
11 years ago
Wow.....first of many more.....Congrats to you....

Way to go......

Marie
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kodom087 z9a
11 years ago
Excellent flat graft! I can't wait to try my hand at this.

Kirk
ssk22 Ohio 5b
11 years ago
Good job,
Someday I would like to try grafting. Thanks for sharing

Sharon
chuy415
11 years ago
wow.... that's awesome.. impressive!

Chuy
MRI_Guy
11 years ago
Congrats on your successfull graft, I'd love to try my hand at grafting too!

Scott
ladylotus
11 years ago
Congratulations on a successful graft. You really did a nice job.
Pagan
11 years ago
That looks really good, Tolip. How long did it take for the graft to, well, take?

Your Adenium jungle in the other thread is also brilliant. Notice how the seedlings are already shifting their forms, maybe to compete for light.

I also liked your pencil lol
tolip
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks for the encouragement everyone. Besides learning from Marie, I read up on the following:

http://adeniumlove.wordpress.com/2011/01/29/250/

Happy grafting!