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Grafting

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Rollie starts with ...
Hi

Hopefully someone can help I have a small Tangelo is it possible to graft it onto an advanced Washington Naval? if so any tips on a good method.

Cheers
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jakfruit etiquette says...
The best method is probably peacock grafting, ie leave one or two limbs active with the navel orange (like a peacock tail), and cut off and re graft the other limbs to the new type, (the tangelo)ie like the peacocks neck.
When the first grafts have taken off and are growing well, you can then re work the other limbs, or leave it half orange half tangelo.
It was discussed here. https://www.daleysfruit.com.au/forum/grafting-an-old-citrus-tree/

Another method is discussed here. See the post by Mr Texas.
http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=3092b8c30ae86443f93b5101175306f6&topic=39283.0
Its similar to peacock grafting but you regraft high on the tree, and leave all the lower part of the tree as a skirt.
Usually fruit trees are fully reworked to a new variety, but this method retains some of the original type, if that was your intention.
This is less dramatic than peacock grafting, as you dont have to chop half the tree off to force the graft growth.


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Rollie says...
Awesome thanks

I have sourced a Seminole Tangelo so I have changed my mind and will graft the Minneola Tangelo on to this tree as it is significantly more advanced.
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