Grafting Finger Limes using a whip and tongue technique

[@dennisvanotterdijk]

Thanks for the clear explanation! It helped me a lot… What was the base you were using to put the finger lime graft on? Just curious….

[@allaussienatives322]

Stock was Poncirus trifoliata

[@lemonfarmthailand]

Great video, what happened to the channel? It seems that you have a lot of knowledge to share.

[@ColinLi-ws9cs]

After this process is complete what are the care instructions?

[@allaussienatives322]

I keep them in part shade until the top starts to shoot and break the tape. Spring/summer is my preferred time to graft.

[@fortunemoon7356]

Thank you for sharing your method. What is the name of the root stock you use in the video?

[@allaussienatives322]

Hi, it’s Trifoliate orange

[@fortunemoon7356]

@@allaussienatives322 Thank you!

[@dmarch8587]

hi, thank you for the explanaton.. but why remove the small leaf? isnt that desirable?

[@allaussienatives322]

Hi. If it was a cutting then yes leave the leaf, but for grafting it is not necessary.

[@abdullahnoman3352]

How many years does finger lime takes to fruit after grafting?

[@allaussienatives322]

About 2 -3 years.

[@chillmusic2211]

You used poncirus trifoliata : why naming it finger lime graft?

[@allaussienatives322]

Trifoliata is the stock. Sion was finger line