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Detailed Explanation of the Cleft Grafting Method and Top Grafting (Topworking) Technique for Plum Trees

1. Preparation before grafting: Generally in February, cut healthy, pest-free 1-year-old branches as scions. It is best to use fully mature, plump-leaf-budded, well-developed branches from the upper outer canopy of trees that have already fruited. Cut them into 15-20 cm segments (with 3-5 buds).
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- plum
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- cleft
- grafting
- top grafting
- topworking
- technique
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Detailed Explanation of the Cleft Grafting Method and Top Grafting (Topworking) Technique for Plum Trees