Rootstock Grafts

[Luongo43]

Looking to start a topic of grafted rootstock pictures. Something for us newbie grafters too look and learn. No local grafting courses so have been learning everything through google, YouTube and here. Every tip is appreciated!

[danzeb]

Start here:

Beginner Grafting Guide

We have plenty of threads on specific trees, materials, and techniques, but not a general guide for the beginner to learn the basics that I am aware of. I am currently that beginner, so I hope this inspires others to try their hand at grafting and offers the tools and technology to be successful once proper techniques are developed. I will be linking other posts I’ve bookmarked and linking outside articles that have helped me to develop an understanding of the processes along the way, both biolo…

Also go the Guide category for several grafting docs.
Type Grafting into the search box for even more info.

[TurkeyCreekTrees]

Good growth. I would either notch the buds next spring where you want your first scaffold branches or head it back to that height. Either one works we just typically head them as it is much faster than notching 100s of trees.

[poncirusguy]

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Maxine on Callery pear

Sweet cherry on flowering cherry root sucker

Valentine pomelo on sour orange rootstock.

[Luongo43]

Awesome information everybody! Thank you guys very helpful!