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How to graft cactus seedlings - Eriosyce
Category: How to... | Posted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 4:15 pm This is a followup on "How to graft cactus seedlings" and show the result on another species and genus. I started of with seeds that I planted 2009-04-16. Eriosyce odieri FK 804 
About 3 month later they looked like this. 
I picked out 3 seedlings and let the rest keep on growing in the pot. I grafted them and one of them looked like this when it was newly made. 
-------------- 3 more month has now passed by and the seedlings still in the pot looks like this. 
But the grafted one is a little bigger. 
All three of them looks like this with a black background. 
And one made some pups as well. 
It worked well with all three of them this time... This blog entry has been viewed 81 times
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It looks so alien, good grafting Christer. Grafting always amazes me because two separate living things can become one. Wonderful. Login or register to leave a comment. |
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