Would it be fine to leave the two main branches and graft different varieties? Should we cut them down to within a foot of the ground? With Saran wrap likely be sufficient as I don’t have grafting wax though. I have grafting tape for the scions.
Also, it’s projected to rain in a couple days, would some clear plastic bags over them be plenty protection from the rain?
A photo would help!
I did include a photo, but would a close up image of the trunks be better?
Hello, in my opinion I would cut said trees to about 3ft.
Allow spring and summer growth. Identify which vertical growths originating from the original cut have the best potential. Remove the other scions / suckers.
Late summer / early fall graft onto the green wood ( new growth) and next spring should sprout with vigor.
Sorry - I didn’t pick up on the link!
@Corncherry gave a pretty good answer, in my opinion, but I would add that reducing the left hand tree to one central leader would be good.
What isa pepper tree? Any Pictures?