cacao (chocolate)... can it be grafted? (forum)
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Clint starts with ...
I was wondering as cacao is of the sterculiacae family whether it could be grafted to the native sterculia quadrifida (peanut tree) to survive in cooler climates?
Time: 16th February 2013 9:18pm
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Jantina says...
Now there's a creative idea Clint. Theoretically it should work.
Time: 17th February 2013 9:19am
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trikus says...
Do not think different rootstock would help this tropical plant survive frosts.
It is in Malvaceae , Sterculia is now reclassified .
Time: 17th February 2013 5:10pm
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