Great work CC so what are your thoughts so far with the peri?

My first impressions of peri HERE is that I probably won't be able to use it. It doesn't seem to like Tassie winters. My cutting have all suffered tip death out in the greenhouse.

Hanazono x super kabuto

I noticed small brown marks and i did notice scaria fly so i sprayed with confidor.

Its not looking the healthiest but i notice what might be offset coming from the areole which could be interesting as it is hanazono x super neither parents had offsets so it maybe because of grafting now if it is offsetting and has hanazono traits i could be interesting to see how this one develops ill keep everyone updated on this.

What are your thoughts on this its meant to be a hanazono x super ?????

My thoughts on peri its a bit early to tell cant wait till warmer weather two things i like the fact you can propagate peri easy for grafting and i like the fact that you get good union or join with peri and so success rates look good one thing i know ill be grafting around 500 plants this spring summer cant wait.

I have been busy lately have done done any grafting yet so i must pull my finger out and start before the weather gets to hot will update later as i do more.

hey whats up, the grafts turned out awesome!!

keep it updated

don't forget to prop the stock as the scion get bigger!



I am also curious about what grow rates you will have with those long and wide stocks. It might even be another Pereskiopsis species, than I am using..

I have been really busy with work so i didnt get around to doing as many grafts as i would like so ill have to wait now till march.
I have shown a pic of one of my grafts it is showing hanazono characteristics at a young age i am happy with this one. They could have grown much more but i simply have not had the time to nurture them.
After my trail with periskiopsis grafting i am still in favour of using harrissia as those little spines on peri are so annoying i think both have there own benefits.