As I saw and seen Multy Fruiting Trees like an Orange Tree with Tangerines and Grapefruits branches Grafted onto them to make the single tree fruit many Varieties, Can it be Done with Peppers? I mean if its Possible Has Anyone Ever Done it? Like a Jalapeno Pepper plant and Graft some branches of maybe Serrano or scorpions or who knows?
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This was done before...Home Depot has featured plants of orange habanero, jalapeno, and cayenne - if memory serves me correct. It is the same process as grafting the tops of pepper plants onto the bottoms of tomato seedlings. This was initially done to provide pepper plants resistance to certain soil borne diseases. In all honesty, these "conglomeration" plants don't seem to fare as well as each individual by itself.
Why google it when you can do a THP site search. Google is not a discussion forum
Trya a site search for "grafting"
THE POINT of my response (sarcasm INTENDED) was -- SEARCH FIRST --then ASK!
That sounds like a capital idea.
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If you dont feel like answering his question move on. Dont be rude.
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