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Old August 3, 2012   #27
Mark0820
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Grafting is most beneficial when soil borne diseases are a problem. This includes nematodes which Florida has in abundance.

It can be highly successful if properly done. The biggest failure point is in not giving the correct temperature and humidity for the graft to heal.

DarJones
Do you sell grafted plants, or do you just graft them for your own personal use?
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