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Mankey said:
Ah, I see. So would you recommend giving the azureus a haircut and then proceeding as normal?

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a haircut? lol
i suppose you could cut some of the upper spines off but if you remove loads that will spoil the appearance of the stock. (if that is what you meant)

if you are certain that the pereskiopsis is going to die, perhaps try grafting the bottom half of the scion too, like an upsidedown graft.
considering that it is only going to perish if left on a dying stock, there is nothing to lose.

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felixhigh said:
Just recommend you to cut that scion on the top half of it and graft it to another stock. You won´t be regrafting the whole scion, that won´t work.


FH

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felixhigh said:
Because in the connection the vascular tissues of grafts become very thick (woody), and will not pick, unless you graft a higher portion (softer) of the scion.


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Mankey said:
Alright. It's done. I've got both halves grafted. The Pilocereus was waaaay gooier than the blue myrtle.

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thats a good thing.....juicy is good too, means lots of liquids are a flowing

how bout some pics.

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felixhigh said:
Where�s da pic mang?


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