OFF-TOPIC: Mango graft seems to be taking
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Unrelated to citrus, but if anyone has ever tried grafting mangoes, you know how difficult it can be. All the planets have to line up perfectly. Much harder than citrus. This is a Mallika scion I grafted onto a Keitt seedling this summer. It is starting to push growth.
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