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My Chili Grafting Project

J

jungleboy

Rootstock : Red 7 pot
Succesfully Grafted until now :
Douglah (side veneer)
Pimenta Da Neyde (cleft graft)

On going
T. scorpion Morouga ( Cleft graft)
Brown 7 pod ( cleft graft)
Brain Strain ( cleft Graft)

Will added more varieties, after the list above succesfully grafted.

Douglah
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Now
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Brown 7 , TSMB, Neyde
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Neyde
Now
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nate6279 said:
Thats what I need to learn to do.Is there somewhere with detailed instructions?
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I followed this pictorial for cleft grafting ( this pictorial was made for mango tree cleft grafting, but its work for chili plant too)
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.238208579612561.39257.162995223800564&type=1
 
Aye it does, I did this earlier in the season with a chinense scion (Scotch Bonnet), onto an Annuum (Cayenne). It is a happy little chimera at the moment. First pods coming off the Cayenne in the next couple days.
 
I understand the point in grafting say a douglah onto a part of a habanero, but why graft a douglah onto a root stalk? Is there some kind of benefit to the plant?
 
Only I think if the rootstock has a particular resistance that the scion lacks.

In the above cases, I don't think that this is a factor. But I don't know that for sure.

Thanks Habanerohead :)
 
Unfreakinbelievably COOL!!

I am DEFINITELY going to try this next season.

I am imagining an 8ft mother like PepperGurus fatalii sporting a dozen or so killer varieties. That would be freakin EPIC. Jungleboy you are well on your way!

Will be having a look at your glog and links. Please keep us updated on this Frankenstein!

Thanks for sharing!
 
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