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Grafting Avocado

5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago

Can you graft a cold hardy 20° cutting onto a non cold Hardy rootstock and still get a cold hardy tree down to 20°?


Can you graft a type A onto a type B and still get a type A tree?


Can you graft a Mexican variety onto a Guatemalan variety and still get a Mexican variety tree?


So in short I guess I'm asking which characteristic is the new tree going to have, from the cutting or from the graft?


Is there a good source website to know which varieties are patented and cannot or can be sold?

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  • 5 years ago

    Mexicola 18* cold tolerance.

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