I grafted some plum scions onto a peach tree in Fall of last year. In less than a year the scion turned into a tree. It’s from my neighbor. He does not know what type of plum. It flowers and fruited, but it dropped before he can eat it. Then again, he never water the tree and we typically have a month worth of over 100 degree. It’s a very mature tree.
Grafted using cleft method.The scions was half size of the host branch. In less than a year, it’s now bigger than the host branch. It’s very greedy for water and nutrient. It make sense because the neighbor neglect it. The scion produces 2 main trunks and each trunks is 7 feet tall and 5/8 size or greater in diameter. There are multiple side branches. I have to take out the old parafilm and re-wrap the new one because it grow too big and I still need to support it during that time. I don’t see anything like this.
The tree have 3 plum graft and 2 nectarine graft. All grafted at the same time.
