Before you get too excited about grafting keep
in mind the possibility for failure. I have had many
grafts fail. You should only attempt them during the
warm, dry growing months when the plants heal
quickly. Winter time is a risky period to graft as
the plant's immune system is dormant. Think
infection.
(Above) Upside down grafts force
offsets. Time will tell if it is any better than they do
naturally after a tip is removed. (lower two) Making 2 in 1
plants is just a whim. Why not have a Peruvian torch and a
San Pedro grafted into one plant?
(above) A "split in half graft.
(Right) Taking a few areols from a valuable
Peruvianus.
Time will tell how well it develops.
