Avocado Grafting Technique ( bud graft & V graft) 

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i can answer your quest. stocks(the plant that will receive the part) can be grafted when it's about 3 feet. actually you can graft it below that height requirements. it's just a suggestion just to be safe if you're a beginner. Mostly the reason we do this is to get the young plant to bear fruits earlier that's why we take the scion (the bud or branch that is being grafted to the stalk) from an already fruiting plant. another reason why we graft us sometimes about the resistance of the stock. we can take a stock that is native to a certain region and graft our ideal scion into it so that we would have an acclimatized plant. another reason is pest resistance. so basically you take a scion from the plant already bearing/ bearing good quality fruit and you choose a stock that is either young or has those traits needed for it to flourish in the environment where it will be planted

My question is it can be done that way avocado to a wild tree?is that possible?or avocado to another avocado variety only thanks you

​@@axieinfinitynimangjuan681two completely different trees, no. It has to be from the same species.

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3 weeks you can checking it to continue cover or uncover.

How many months does it take to bring fruits

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One is germinate from seed, other one is avocado variety that you want to be grafted. Then start grafting it. Exactly, my grafting is not 100% work. I think 10% to 20% of them can be death. 1/2m is perfectly to be grafted.

You graft because the old grown tree is producing fruits that you like. Therefore, you take a scion from the old tree and graft it to the young tree that was grown from a seed. This will accomplish the following: #1. The graft will shortcut the fruiting process making it possible to produce fruit on as little as 2 years. #2. Your graft is now a copy (or also called a "clone") of the old tree. Both will bear the same fruits. If a seed is allowed to grow to maturity, it would take about 6-7 years to bear fruit. That's why grafting is used to speed up the fruiting process and the fruits are always the exact copy from the old tree.

@@jupiterdzhoovy558 does the young tree that was grown from seed need to be of the same variety as the scion from the old tree? , an example is if the tree seed is from a fuerte avocado and the scion from the old tree is from a hass avocado is it okay?

@@heavenblackred2542 no, it doesn't have to be from the same variety. another reason for grafting other than to make the plants bear fruit faster is to get the resistance from the stock if you're using a different variety. You can use a climate or pest resistant stock.

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I have the same question, is that plumbers Teflon tape?

Small seed

About 2weeks

Give them enough water and fertilizer. Next year it will give some.

You need at least 2 flower bearing avocado trees. Avocado trees have monoecious flowers (having both the male and female reproductive organs) thus can pregnate themselves and bear own fruit, but slower usually takes 5-13 years. With more than 1 avocado tree, butterflies can help spread the pollen, thus bearing more fruit.

You can not wait for this tree to bear fruit. It may take another three to four years before this tree will bear fruit. You can speed up the fruiting process by grafting a branch or a scion from an old avocado tree that is already bearing fruit. After grafting and if growing conditions are right, you can expect your grafted tree to bear fruit as early as 2 years.

I'm sure you already have the answer to this but why would you graft a tree that has not produced fruit yet. Get the scions from a tree that is bearing fruit and has the qualities of a fruit that you really like e.g. size, taste, texture, compatibility etc. No use reproducing something that is substandard. Get the best!

About 2months.

Plumber tape

Any plastic tape will do as long as it can provide a complete seal. I, even, use garbage bag plastic which are trimmed to narrow ribbons.

2 days in summer

Teflon tape used for plumbing works

It would have been better if your graft was successful before writing in. Right now, your comment does not contribute to any useful information. It's a W.O.T.

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About 4months

4 weeks.

Yes....

All of this method are best

Practice, practice, practice. That's the key to success. You learn from past mistakes.

If you graft a hybrid varieties branch to a native variety plant fruit will be hybrid

definitely not!

Thank you.

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