V-Graft (Wedge Graft) for Plumeria: Advantages, Protocols & Products The V-Graft, or Wedge Graft, is a popular grafting method for plumeria, forming a strong, secure union between scion and rootstock. By creating complementary V-shaped cuts, growers maximize cambium contact and structural stability. Advantages of V-Graft Materials & Tools Item Purpose Sharp grafting knife or razor […]

Flat Graft (Cleft Graft) for Plumeria: Comprehensive Guide The Flat Graft—also known as the Cleft Graft—is a versatile, reliable method for grafting plumeria scions onto rootstocks of slightly larger diameter. It provides excellent cambium contact and structural stability, making it a favorite among both hobbyists and nursery professionals. Advantages of the Flat (Cleft) Graft Materials […]

Slant (Side) Graft for Plumeria: Advantages, Detailed Protocols & Product Recommendations The Slant (Side) Graft is a versatile technique for joining plumeria scions to rootstocks of similar diameter, particularly useful in constrained spaces or when matching exact diameters. By making complementary angled cuts on both scion and rootstock, this method ensures strong cambial contact and […]

Bark (Rind) Graft for Plumeria: Comprehensive Guide The Bark Graft—or Rind Graft—is an effective method for grafting scions onto mature plumeria rootstocks. By inserting the scion beneath the bark of a larger-diameter branch, growers achieve excellent cambial contact with minimal wounding, making it ideal for thicker stocks and preserving the rootstock’s nutrient flow. Advantages of […]

Chip Budding for Plumeria: A Comprehensive Guide Chip budding is a low-waste, high-efficiency grafting technique that uses a single bud from a scion inserted into a small notch on the rootstock. Ideal for propagating rare or limited scion wood, chip budding allows multiple buds per rootstock and conserves valuable scion material. Pros & Cons of […]

Approach Graft for Plumeria: Comprehensive DIY Guide The Approach Graft is a versatile grafting technique that allows two independent plants—rootstock and scion—to be joined while maintaining their own root systems until a secure union forms. This method is particularly valuable for delicate or rare scions and for grafting onto larger, mature rootstocks without severing either […]