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What are the reasons kiwifruit does not sprout after grafting?

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Why kiwifruit does not sprout after grafting

Author:   Article source: Agricultural Science and Technology News   Published: 2018-02-28    Views:
First, the cambium layers were not properly aligned during grafting, so some areas have healed while others have not; second, the middle of the healed part has turned black, the conductive tissue is not connected, and nutrient transport is poor. When this happens, the only solution is to graft again using shoots sent out by the rootstock.
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