Wow, that's a nice looking Meyer lemon. How long does it take before it started bearing fruit after you have grafted it?

This is its first flowering since grafting it about a year ago!! Yah I'm happy because I like to make homemade lemonade! As you can see when I went to a nursery I grabbed a tag off one of there trees to put on my tree! Hahhaha I guess I thought it would look cool:) but I grafted it with a cleft graft not bad for a 15 yr old!!
~HawaiiFruitGrower

That's nice, I haven't even attempted to try grating anything yet. I plan to graft a few mangoes this summer, so if a 15 year old can do it so can this novice. Wish me luck!

That's nice, I haven't even attempted to try grating anything yet. I plan to graft a few mangoes this summer, so if a 15 year old can do it so can this novice. Wish me luck!

Hahah ya grafting is an art and needs practice, my papa in the big island taught me how to graft, air layer on his fruit farm, so I've been practicing for about a year, I think for every 6 grafts I made 2 caught which is ok I guess but one day I want to make this for every 6 all of them catch! Mangos and avocado are fairly easy to graft, I would use a cleft or veneer graft for those, I did lychee, this one is fairly tough to graft one never did catch for me yet. I would just air layer for lychee, longan, and rambutan. Well good luck with your grafting!!