Tiny Grafts Performed under Magnification - Close up view of Cleft Grafting 

Hey, glad they all worked out for you, never know what conditions they go through in transit. Thanks for the kind words, I hope to get bigger crops from my fruiting Sabara and will probably have those available when it does. If I get another batch from my friends trees I will list those. Thanks again!

I have some Sabara seeds again and will have a large supply of seeds in the next week or so.

Thank you! Yeah it is common for them to sprout more than one from a seed. Some are easier to separate than others. I would wait till they have at least a few sets of leaves. It isn't the worst thing having multiple trunks since the fruits grow on the trunk. But if you want to separate it, I recommend submerging the root ball in water and see if the soil falls away making it easier to untangle the roots. Keep in mind there is some risk of them getting stressed or killed. Good luck!

In the humidity dome? I'm not doing anything. I occasionally will see a mushroom pop up in there. I believe the rooting hormone is supposed to help against fungus.

Jaboticaba is very difficult to air layer. I was doing it since I wanted to prune that branch off anyway since it was growing against another branch. My attempt on video was not successful. It appeared that worms, ants and grubs got into the peat and was eating any roots trying to grow. I set up a a new air layer further up the branch to see if I can salvage the branch. If you can get a jabo rootstock and then graft a branch from your friends fruiting tree. That would be more successful.

It probably has another month or before I will see if it is working. I don't have much hope and I fear I didn't do it good enough for it to take. I can't see any roots through the clear plastic yet.