Learn my tricks to graft onto Myrtillocactus Geometrizans, my favorite rootstock. I also discuss the reasons why you would want to graft a cactus, to begin with.
some people recommend sanitizing the scion and stock with diluted isopropyl alcohol prior to cutting them. of course the cutting tools get sanitized. the scion can be dunked in a small bowl of the diluted alcohol to rinse the dirt off. use a mister to spray the stock down. dilute the alcohol with water. i don't remember what dilution rate is sufficient. 3:1? Also, I'd recommend pumping up the stocks first. water them for the couple weeks prior to grafting to get them as plump as possible.
That wusthof knife, though! Hahah Edit: Well...it looked liked a Wusthof knife, whoops. Great video man! Always wondered what the hell grafting was and how/why people did it.
Muy bueno tu vídeo. Yo vivo en Puerto Rico y estoy aprendiendo poco a poco. Hice 2 injertos, uno con San Pedro y el otro con Myrtillocactus para sacar más LOPHOPHORA. Aquí la temperatura es caliente y humedo. Vi que le pusiste el Sulfur, yo no sabía de eso, ya lleva una semana el injerto, usé unas rubber band que se las voy a retirar la semana que viene. Cómo yo sé si está saludable el injerto y no tiene hongos, pues no use el surfur que ti usastes.
Gracias amigo! El azufre es una medida preventiva, pero no totalmente necesario. Si tuviste éxito vas a notar crecimiento en el scion dentro de 1-2 semanas. Suerte y gracias por ver mis videos, subscríbete 😉
Thank you dude. I understood grafting itself but with cacti i didnt get rhe point unless the now base/roots helped a seedling grow MUCH faster. I probably wont check back cause im terrible with following up on comments but what i still dont understand if the scion develops new traits from being attached to a different species?
I currently have a single cinerea seedling that seems to have germinated and am probably going to do this with the exact methods you're showing if it makes it to a few months old. How old do you recommend the seedlings to be before grafting?
Nice! I love experimenting with them 🤓 The older they are, the better their chances of survival. I try to let them grow at least one year before grafting. Good luck! Welcome to the channel
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Best and most thorough explanation 👌
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some people recommend sanitizing the scion and stock with diluted isopropyl alcohol prior to cutting them. of course the cutting tools get sanitized. the scion can be dunked in a small bowl of the diluted alcohol to rinse the dirt off. use a mister to spray the stock down. dilute the alcohol with water. i don't remember what dilution rate is sufficient. 3:1? Also, I'd recommend pumping up the stocks first. water them for the couple weeks prior to grafting to get them as plump as possible.
That wusthof knife, though! Hahah
Edit: Well...it looked liked a Wusthof knife, whoops.
Great video man! Always wondered what the hell grafting was and how/why people did it.
Haha Thanks man! I’m not sure what it is but it’s SHARP! It’s important to use a sharp blade and not serrated (forgot to mention that)
Muy bueno tu vídeo. Yo vivo en Puerto Rico y estoy aprendiendo poco a poco. Hice 2 injertos, uno con San Pedro y el otro con Myrtillocactus para sacar más LOPHOPHORA. Aquí la temperatura es caliente y humedo. Vi que le pusiste el Sulfur, yo no sabía de eso, ya lleva una semana el injerto, usé unas rubber band que se las voy a retirar la semana que viene. Cómo yo sé si está saludable el injerto y no tiene hongos, pues no use el surfur que ti usastes.
Gracias amigo! El azufre es una medida preventiva, pero no totalmente necesario. Si tuviste éxito vas a notar crecimiento en el scion dentro de 1-2 semanas. Suerte y gracias por ver mis videos, subscríbete 😉
@@RareCactus Ya me subscribi, gracias
Thank you dude. I understood grafting itself but with cacti i didnt get rhe point unless the now base/roots helped a seedling grow MUCH faster.
I probably wont check back cause im terrible with following up on comments but what i still dont understand if the scion develops new traits from being attached to a different species?
It may but only due to extra moisture available, not due to transfer of DNA.
Good video 👍
Thank you my friend! Welcome to the channel 🌵
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I currently have a single cinerea seedling that seems to have germinated and am probably going to do this with the exact methods you're showing if it makes it to a few months old. How old do you recommend the seedlings to be before grafting?
Nice! I love experimenting with them 🤓 The older they are, the better their chances of survival. I try to let them grow at least one year before grafting. Good luck! Welcome to the channel
If I put the sulfur directly on the stock would it be too much
You should place it right on the cut, careful not to spill it as it's not good for the environment.
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Do you speaking spanish?
Hola Samuel, si hablo español!