Kaki Persimmon Graft rejection on a Geneva Red D.V. Intertem

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Posted by tonytran 5A Omaha, NE (My Page) on

Sat, Jun 14, 14 at 13:35

I went out today to check on all the Kaki persimmon new grafts. One of the Kyung Sun Bansi grafted on a large D.V rootstock with the interstem of a Geneva Red D.V has died even though it had 1 foot of vigorous growth. I am going to do an experiment by cutting out the Geneva Red interstem and re-graft the Kyung Sun Bansi on the lower portion of the D.V rootstock. If the graft takes then I will know that the Geneva Red D.V rejected the Kyung Sun Bansi Kaki scion.

Tony

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Posted by tonytran 5A Omaha, NE (tvtomaha@aol.com) on
Fri, Jul 4, 14 at 9:22

The experiment worked. The lower portion of the rootstock without the interstem took.

Tony

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Posted by tonytran 5A Omaha, NE (tvtomaha@aol.com) on
Fri, Jul 4, 14 at 9:38

Interstem cut off and re-graft. It took!!

Tony

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Posted by gonebananas 7/8 (My Page) on
Sun, Jul 6, 14 at 17:35

I'll bet there is a lot more to learn along these lines. Subtle details for the more-minor crops.

Very interesting.

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