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Shiro plum, bud grafted onto unknown plum variety. 2 weeks after budding. 6.15.14tao |
I think several, if not all, of the bud grafts have taken. From what I read, if the entire graft turns brown, that's a sign it did not take It is normal for a petiole (leaf stem) to turn yellow and fall off, when a leaf is cut. So if the graft takes, that happens with the bud graft too. Some have fallen off. This one shows the abscission layer nicely, with hyellow petiole and proximal to the graft, nice green bud wood and bark. This one is in the shade, so less likely to dry out. As I recall, I can wait a week or two before removing tape.
I may do some more bud grafting. Some of the new wood still looks pretty green, might be better to wait for it to mature a bit more.
Wow very nice grafting successful
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