Seedling graft

[promethean_spark]

Nice job on the micrografts!

[CactusFanDan]

Nice job on the micrografts!

Nice job indeed! I think you deserve a round of applause for that!

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Thanks.

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Some more for you guys:

Not the best photos but first is an A. caput-medusae on a Pereskiopsis stock and the second is the same sp. on a Hylocereus sp(I think) stock. I used superglue to get the grafts to take, the A. caput-medusae seedlings didnt seem to like to "stick" like so many other species do on the grafting stock, both of these have taken and are showing new growth!





And an update on the Ariocarpus that started out as the ball:

[Tony]

You are going to have some fantastic plants in no time.

[paulzie32]

GREAT Idea on the A. caput-medusae! I've killed several seedlings and am running out because they just will not stay on the root stock! I'm going to sacrifice one more to the crazy glue method

[gemhunter178]

Nice grafts!

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You are going to have some fantastic plants in no time.

Hopefully.

Space is the constraint on my expanding the selection of tiny grafts at the moment. Gotta clean off the other half of my desk I guess, not like I needed that for anything else, right?

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More updates:
Original Strombocactus graft, I am amazed at how big it is getting!


New Strombocactus graft


And the Ariocarpus that started out as a ball

[gemhunter178]

Woah, they're growing pretty quick! Nice!

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I picked up a bit of seed from mesa after my birthday and I couldnt resist grafting up a few of the seedlings. I did 12 grafts, 10 of those took and are growing nicely.



Astrophytum myriostigma v quadricostatum

Eriosyce esmeraldana

Thelocactus hexaedrophorus v fossulatus


And now updates of some of the others (scale in cm/mm):
1st S. disciformis

2nd S. disciformis

Ariocarpus and Cintia knizei (I think)

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It has been awhile since I posted some new graft photos so here we go.



The group of grafts from before, one month and ten days later.



S. disciformis x2, Ariocarpus, and Cintia knizei grafts



B. liliputana x2 and a Pelecyphora strobiliformis

The underside of the left B. liliputana was a bit interesting to me.

[paulzie32]

What has happened to that B. liliputana graft?

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Its growing and even starting to grow a couple pups. I removed the superglue awhile ago, Im surprised that I didnt see more areole die off than the initial outer ring.

[paulzie32]

That's Awesome! Congratulations!