New York and New England region

[BobVance]

@BobVance

depend on the width of the scion

It took me a few minutes to find it, but here is the data I posted last year in late May on success vs scion diameter:

Jujubes- Our New Adventure

That’s not an easy question to answer, but I’m glad that you asked. I’ve recently been going along with the assumption that everything I do will work and churning out a lot of grafts. The last time I was feeling confidant and did that (3-4 years ago), I had ~100/101 peach & nectarine grafts fail I meticulously keep track of everything I graft (all 2174 grafts…), but I don’t have good follow-up data on later success. There have been times in the past when I recorded which grafts t…

Jujubes- Our New Adventure

Here’s my 2021 Jujube data for in-ground grafts on established stocks: Size Grafts Takes Pct Thin (<= 2mm) 12 9 75% Medium Thin (3mm) 19 15 79% Medium (4mm) 26 23 88% Medium Large (5mm) 34 32 94% Large (6-7mm) 35 31 89% Large-Very Large (8mm) 13 10 77% Very Large+ (>=9mm) 18 10 56% 157 130 83% [image] Notes on data- excludes a few recent grafts (no time yet to see if they took), Also excludes 4 grafts where I forgot to include the thickness. There could still be a…

Note that “medium-large” with the best success rate is just a tad under the width of a pencil (5mm vs 6-7mm).