Tubercle grafting ariocarpi

gilligan · Number of posts: 131 Location: Perth Registration date: 2008-09-05

May or june to you sounds like the growing season there, so that is perfect here...

Sorry, it looks like you just put the scion into the centre of the echinopsis, is that right.

agavoides · Number of posts: 16 Location: Poland Registration date: 2010-01-03

I try sie to do this way mile to talk if somebody is interested in him

gilligan · Number of posts: 131 Location: Perth Registration date: 2008-09-05

Yes, that's what i thought... further clarifying, see my picture please? Which of the green scions would you say is the best place for the graft to occur?

Do you keep the graft in any form of humidity while it sets?

agavoides · Number of posts: 16 Location: Poland Registration date: 2010-01-03

drink the beer and cover with the mug

http://www.agavoides.republika.pl/images/big/szczechin005.jpg

gilligan · Number of posts: 131 Location: Perth Registration date: 2008-09-05

I wondered when the beer would come into it - i see our grafting styles are similar!

Thanks a lot for your info, agavoides!

agavoides · Number of posts: 16 Location: Poland Registration date: 2010-01-03

the beer is important. Say please how at you he/she is running Ariocarpus agavoides but here it is necessary to do

agavoides · Number of posts: 16 Location: Poland Registration date: 2010-01-03

perhaps you have some own Ariocarpus agavoides photographs it is my fascination

gilligan · Number of posts: 131 Location: Perth Registration date: 2008-09-05

That is as i thought... I have very few ariocarpus, 3 fissuratus, and 6 trigonus, no agavoides as yet.

Most of my grafting is with the lophophora genus, i am slowly branching out Smile

I will try this method with my trigonus, and if i can get into the middle of it, one of my fissuratus.

I will put up some pictures later in the week with my grafts and seedlings for you Smile

agavoides · Number of posts: 16 Location: Poland Registration date: 2010-01-03

there is a winter at me now and - 20 C and at you summer probably it is white it is a snow

agavoides · Number of posts: 16 Location: Poland Registration date: 2010-01-03

thank you very much if you want to see more photographs please see on my side

gilligan · Number of posts: 131 Location: Perth Registration date: 2008-09-05

Agavoides, that is a very very pretty sight, thanks for sharing.

It is summer here, there would be close to a 60 C difference between us and you...

agavoides · Number of posts: 16 Location: Poland Registration date: 2010-01-03

The growing season for cacti is probably tuples and for Aiocarpus probably also. But it in Mexico is also warmly good for Ariocarpus and slowly they grow. Your Airocarpus they probably look beautiful and you don't need the greenhouse as I

Hellonasty · Subject: Re: Tubercle grafting ariocarpi Wed Feb 03, 2010 6:53 pm

Really interesting agavoides. I'm going to try some tubercle grafts tomorrow thanks for the info Smile

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Hellonasty · Subject: Re: Tubercle grafting ariocarpi Wed Feb 03, 2010 6:55 pm

Also what is your website ? there is no problems posting it here, you are more than welcome.

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mutant · Subject: Re: Tubercle grafting ariocarpi Wed Feb 03, 2010 7:52 pm

Great info. Now I am really tempted to damage my [single] tiny agavoides!