The graft looks like a good effort from this vantage point. You might want to tent your scion to keep moisture in for as long as possible until the graft union can bond. I have had some success with untented scions, but the conventioanl wisdom is to keep that sucker wrappped! Good luck, hope its successful.

Harry

Yes, it's a good idea to wrap the scion to keep the graft union dry and to keep the scion from drying out. I'd put it in some shade for a couple of weeks too.

Jeff

Hey Guys,

Thanks for the compliments and advice. I did a few grafts; 2 of which were to rootstock in 1 gallon pots. I am keeping those in my smaller greenhouse in which I keep the Humidity Super High. The Third I just grafted to my large in the ground "Bacon" Avocado tree. I grafted it to a branch well under the canopy that is in shade almost 100% of the time. I will take your advice and put a plastic bag around it to keep up the humidity. this one was more for practice but it would be great if it took, thanks for the advice.

Jacob

...any chance I could trade something for a scion cutting of the Bacon? I've got a Mexicola tree and want to graft some options onto it for better production...