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Old October 22, 2006   #1
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Default Youngest graft?

A few days ago, in tranplanting a seedling for my indoor growing, I broke off this Sophies Choice completely in two. Because this is the only SC, I just Scotch tape the two parts together. It's been four or five days, it shows no sign of wilting, as a matter of fact, a new leaf is coming up. I am afraid to take away the tape to find out what's going on.

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Old October 22, 2006   #2
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dcarch -

Do you have a green house ?
Or a grow room in your house with lights ?


I'd leave the tape a while longer ...
Then if you replant - plant
deeper than at that union.
It'll send out roots
all along the stem ; no worries !

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Old October 24, 2006   #3
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Tom,

I don't have a greenhouse.

Curiousity got to me.

I took the tape off. It appears that the two parts have indeed grafted together!

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Old October 24, 2006   #4
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You need to kill that thing before it gets away.
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Wow! Cool!

You must have been pretty prompt getting the two ends back together. Was it hard to get the ends together and apply the tape without the ends coming apart again?
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Wow! Cool!

You must have been pretty prompt getting the two ends back together. Was it hard to get the ends together and apply the tape without the ends coming apart again?
I taped the two parts together right away. I must haven't lined them up carefully, that's why it is crooked. If it ever sets fruit, I hope the fruits will not be crooked.

I did put a plastic bag over it for the first few days to help it out.

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