First attempt @ seedling grafting

[snarfie]

is it possible that the stock is a selenicereus?

[Alber khan]

is it possible that the stock is a selenicereus?

I'm pretty sure that's a Hylocereus,but I see what you mean.

[snarfie]

as far al i know there are only hylocereus species wit 2 or 3 ribs, and i have got something similar to yours that was called selenicereus, but i don't know the whole latin name

[Alber khan]

Update:

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Now for a bit of a graft growth and own root growth analysis.The seedling on the left of the following photo was twice the size of the grafted seedling at the time of grafting,now his grafted brother is slightly bigger than him! (The white patches are just minerals from water)

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[paulzie32]

The grafted one looks a lot stronger and healthier

[Alber khan]

The grafted one looks a lot stronger and healthier

Yeah,it's constantly pushing out new spines too.

[majcka]

Looks promissing. I'm still waiting for positive results from my 4 atempts.

[hendryterok]

Good job, Alber

[Alber khan]

Thank you,Hendry

Maja - I've had my fair share of fails,but had beginners luck on this one

[Alber khan]

[hendryterok]

Hendry