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Recycling
Whip-and-tongue Seeds |
Recycling
the Failed Graft
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The
recycling is finished above - shown with more old grafts at the
side - these were recovered from year-old "bonsaied" by
neglect material in the old shed. Below can be seen the material
I started with and the half-processed grafts. You'll
notice I repotted the final plants to give a better sap flow
through the graft union and the bags maintain humidity for about
2-3 weeks before removal. There is no need for misting as
that is used essentially to root cuttings by creating a
temperature difference between the tops and bottoms of cuttings.
These plants were heavily rooted even inside the tubes after the
excess roots were pruned off. They will now be watered about
twice a week under 70% shade. Below, the discussion continues.
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