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29-Apr-2008
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Join Date: Jun-2002
Location: Hudson, FL
Country: USA
Posts: 435
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Absolutely....I am doing nothing to this tree for at least a season or more. The fact that it seems to be recovering is a big relief but it's not out of the woods yet. These ideas are very interesting though. In a year or two, I might give it a go. What season do you try this type of work? How long before a successful graft of this nature takes and can be severed from the original plant? I will file this away for future reference. Thanks.
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