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Cleft Graft

Cut off the limb Insert the budwood
Wrap with aluminum foil to keep the heat off Cut a hole in the tip of a  poly bag and carefully slip over the budwood.  Tie with a twisty, cut a small hole in the poly bag to drain any rain water.Wait for 3 weeks and then remove coverings

Cleft graft starting to force about a month later

 

About 3 months later. 

Would I try cleft grafting citrus again? 

In short NO.  I have near 100% success with t-budding so why try a method that worked only 20% or less of the time?

 

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