TooCoys
Shohin
Since learning about air grafting, which I had no idea could be done, I'm stalking the neighborhood tree's like a serial killer.
We live near the water, and across the street is a vacant lot. I noticed this mimosa growing in the rocks on the banks and wondered if I could successfully air graft a piece of it. Do mimosa's usually fair well with air grafting? Any tips on which part to take?
And right next to our RV (we're full timers), is this HUGE and very old crepe myrtle. There's plenty of baby shoots on the bottom, and a few trunks that have previously been pruned and have off shoots. I was thinking of air grafting a piece of this tree as well. What do y'all think? Am I getting a little too overzealous and ambitious for knowing absolutely nothing?
We live near the water, and across the street is a vacant lot. I noticed this mimosa growing in the rocks on the banks and wondered if I could successfully air graft a piece of it. Do mimosa's usually fair well with air grafting? Any tips on which part to take?
And right next to our RV (we're full timers), is this HUGE and very old crepe myrtle. There's plenty of baby shoots on the bottom, and a few trunks that have previously been pruned and have off shoots. I was thinking of air grafting a piece of this tree as well. What do y'all think? Am I getting a little too overzealous and ambitious for knowing absolutely nothing?