pic of graft

Watch Reply
More
Mark unread Print Skip to new
irish Saint Petersburg, FL(Zone 9b) Aug 13, 2002

As I was sending the other post I thought that I should of posted a pic too well here it is

Thumbnail by irish
Post #39851
Quote
Aug 13, 2002


Wow! You DID it!!! Just like with roses and trees. The node or what it is called seems quite happy with its new home. How long has it been living there? You give the word Multi-hybrid an entire new meaning. *smiling big*

Post #326409
Quote
Brugie Chariton, IA(Zone 5b) Aug 13, 2002

Irish, I've been threatening to try this and now that I see how you did it, I might just give it a go. Hope this one makes the connection and you have a great two colored brug next year.

Post #326434
Quote
eyesoftexas Toadsuck, TX(Zone 7a) Aug 14, 2002

Hmmmmmmmmn.....my mentor, tell me how you did this.

"eyes"

Post #326523
Quote
snowhermit Woodsville, NH(Zone 4a) Aug 14, 2002

Good job Pete. Hope to see a really "different" Brug next year.

Post #326626
Quote
Kell San Leandro, CA(Zone 9b) Aug 14, 2002

I have done that with wisteria. GOOD LUCK!!! A whole new area of fun!

Post #326635
Quote
Aug 14, 2002

Too cool Irish. Good Luck, hope it takes for you.

Post #326661
Quote
irish Saint Petersburg, FL(Zone 9b) Aug 14, 2002

Its been a week now and still looking good. Plan on giving it a little longer cutting above the graft and when its growing good cut below the graft and rooting it should then have a whiskers and a frost pink on one brug keeping fingers crossed.

Post #327170
Quote
Bward Hattiesburg, MS(Zone 8a) Aug 14, 2002

Irish,
Fantastic.There are several weak growing plants I have wanted to try this with. Not to have 2 different flowers on one bush but to use the strong root stock. Have my fingers crossed for you. You did a great job. Please keep us posted.

Post #327196
Quote

Post a Reply to this Thread

Please or sign up to post.
Back to Forum Homepage

More Tropicals & Tender Perennials Threads

Go to all Tropicals & Tender Perennials threads
BACK TO TOP