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HELP!......leave it on or off? plum tree.
3 weeks ago, i started grafting my plum tree and it looks bad at first.
cause nothing was going on but then, this week the buds are popping slowly and 8 of the 9 spice graft i did is alive and growing......... BUT i used plastic wrap to hold then together only. about 6 to 8 layers..of it. Question: it been 3 weeks, and the buds are starting to open now... should i take the wraps off ? or leave it on ? but for how much longer? appreciate any advice.........thank you |
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Re: HELP!......leave it on or off? plum tree.
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 But the best time for plum grafiting is April-June, depending on the climate.
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Re: HELP!......leave it on or off? plum tree.
I say leave it till april.. time get some strength and hopefully it will stretch your wrap in time, but you can still remove it. :^)
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