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26-Apr-2005
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Location: Carlsbad, California..coastal desert
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.....and thousands of plants around the world quiver... there has been a disturbance in The Force, Luke........ LOL Joanie |
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Grafting bark? |
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10-Jun-2005
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Page 46 of the Naka Book 1......
The branch is cut, but a flap is left from the underside of the branch and then pulled up over the cut and wrapped into place. Has someone done this?? Sounds tricky..... Joanie |
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10-Jun-2005
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Joanie, Nope never done it...but I'm gonna now  . Sounds like it would work pretty well. I haven't read any of Naka's books yet. I can't seem to get my hands on one when I have the money  . Thanks for bringing this up! Good topic.Best Always, Ryan
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