I basically have no idea of what i am doingBest of luck! im attempting several grafts in the coming weeks. Would you perhaps had better success using a more pliable rooted cutting?
Do you have any concerns when using large approach graft that the transition from trunk to nebari will look irregular compared to the rest? would a thread root graft be more appropriate?
Same!I basically have no idea of what i am doing
I saw it once on a m5 thread and dav4's one... ( I think)Great success!
I would remove the graft though, to ensure it really connects to the main tree and does not remain dedicated to the whip? Anybody any thoughts?
Hey.. I would not dare go against M5!I saw it once on a m5 thread and dav4's one... ( I think)
And to get roots comparable to the others, I had to let the graft run. I will thin the graft section a bit.
I would considered keeping the graft. It could work in the future as a twin trunk, perfect spot to arise from the main trunk. If possible, I would get the wire off the trunk down low soon. It would be a a bad place to have a wire scar.
One more repot... it has a thick root I didn't know if I should've cut.
I left the graft to thicken the roots.
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It might go in that pot in a couple of year.
It went back into the same wooden box
Yeah, for our hot weather roots are essential!Nice feeder roots buddy, looks like it has a solid base of roots which should make EVERYTHING easier..
I think I and perhaps other people, underestimate how much of a role roots play in everything.. sounds silly to say out look.
If you've got the roots right, I think the rest of the tree is a lot easier to deal with.
Ask @Bonsai Nut if attachments on the forum, are purged after X amount of time..
Id be curious to know too.