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danwilley

Citrus Propagation Techniques

9 years ago

Hi Everyone,

I have just published the sixth in a series of step-by-step articles and videos on citrus propagation. I have posted all six below. I hope that you enjoy them!

Best regards,

Dan Willey


Step-by-step articles:
Rooting Citrus Cuttings
Z-Grafting Citrus Trees

Grafting Lemon Trees (T-budding)

Grafting Orange Trees (T-budding)
Grafting Citrus Trees with the Patch Bud
Cleft Grafting Citrus

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  • 9 years ago

    Love them Dan, thank you! Now i fear my office at home may become an 82F moist hot house!

    - George

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