How to graft cactus with cactus finger, and what kind of cactus is best to use?

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1. How to graft cactus with cactus fingers

2. What type of cactus is best for grafting cactus fingers?

First cut a semi-lignified branch from the fairy finger, and cut off all the young leaves on it as the scion. Then cut a knife on the left and right sides of the bottom of the scion to cut it into a wedge shape. Then prepare a pot of well-growing cactus as rootstock. Use a knife to make a diagonal cut across the spine of the cactus. Then put the prepared scion bottom downward, insert it into the newly cut edge, tie a circle around its periphery with a rope, secure it, and wait for it to survive.

1. How to graft cactus with cactus

1. Prepare the scion: Prepare a pot of cactus with good growth, cut a semi-lignified branch from it, and cut off all the branches on it. Young leaves serve as scions. Then prepare a sharp knife and cut one knife on the left and right sides of the bottom of the scion to cut it into a wedge shape. When peeling, be careful not to peel too deep, just enough to expose the white cambium layer.

2. Grafting: Prepare a pot of well-growing cactus as rootstock. Use a knife to make a diagonal cut across the spine of the cactus. Then insert the prepared scion with the bottom side down into the newly cut edge, and tie a string around its periphery to secure it.

3. Later maintenance: After grafting, place it in a warm place and keep it ventilated. Water it properly and keep its soil slightly moist. After about 20 days, the scion will survive and start to grow.

2. What type of cactus is best for grafting cactus fingers< /h2>

When grafting cactus fingers with cactus fingers, you can use more common general varieties of cactus as rootstock. Because the cactus has a strong growth ability and is closely related to the cactus, it is easy to survive after grafting. However, when choosing rootstocks, it is recommended to choose individuals with thicker leaves. Such rootstocks will grow well and the scions will be more likely to survive after grafting.

2. What type of cactus is best for grafting cactus fingers?

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