Marcot a Cherimoya (forum)
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Moyna starts with ...
Hello everyone,
Have just joined the forum and seeking input.
I have a young cherimoya which has a tall, whippy central leader.
Was intending to prune it out to set up lower branches.
I wonder if it’s worth attempting to marcot it when the weather warms up a little?
I’m in mid north coast NSW about 40km inland.
Am a relatively new fruit tree grower, so still much to learn.
Cheers, Moyna
Time: 23rd June 2024 5:51pm
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Danny333 says...
Hi Moyna,
Cherimoya have a very low success rate when it comes to marcots and cuttings, to the point where it’s nearly impossible. You will be much better off using the wood for grafting.
Time: 27th June 2024 12:37pm
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Moyna says...
Thanks Danny. You have saved me from disappointment & wasted effort.
Time: 4th July 2024 7:48pm
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