Root grafting from a Chinese book

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willwall

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Posted 1361401951	Reply with quote #1

I noticed an interesting thread on the Chinese fig site: http://bbs.shuiguobang.com/thread-180095-1-1.html It's about the root grafting technique discussed here lately. He posted a few pictures from a Chinese book published in the 60s-70s. The book is on mulberry cultivating, but the technique should apply to fig. The technique is called reverse pocket (or bag?) grafting in the book. Here is one of the pictures: Attached Images pocket_graft.jpg (12.43 KB, 69 views)

Grasa

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Posted 1361408198	Reply with quote #2

cannot read chinese, but love seeing pictures. On page 2 of these trail, there are some interesting one.... I have to go to that.. dig around my tree and find roots I can just plug a new cutting to it in place, so, no trauma for the root and later, just uproot the entire new plant. That is a genious idea! http://bbs.shuiguobang.com/thread-180095-2-1.html __________________ Grasa Seattle, WA

karima

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Posted 1361423752	Reply with quote #3

Wish i read chinese and have the book with me __________________ wish list Violeta, LD'A, Côtio, Bacorinho, Maltese Beauty, Maltese Falcon, Genovese Nero, Galicia Negra

uuu

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Posted 1361426206	Reply with quote #4

hah，：） __________________ zhao. ShenZhen,South China. Wish List:desert king； Col de Dame(white and black);Black Madeira;Black Mission ；other delicious figs.

Grasa

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Posted 1361427783	Reply with quote #5

uuu, that is all you have to say? you must have more to share... __________________ Grasa Seattle, WA

FMD

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Posted 1361454170	Reply with quote #6

畫意能達萬言 __________________ Frank Tallahassee, FL Zone 8b North Florida Figs

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