Grafting Lemon And Fruit Trees By T-budding: A Fruitful Method.

Grafting is used for a variety of purposes in modern horticulture grafting. Generally it is done for repairing injured trees, to generate dwarf trees and shrubs. Another purposes are to strengthen plants’ resistance of certain diseases and get varietal characteristics. Most of the time it is done for getting the best fruits or flowers from the grafted tree.

Grafting is a easy method of joining together of different plant parts by means of tissue regeneration. Grafting is a method that is involve with placing a portion of one tree into or on a stem, root, or branch of another tree. It is done such a way that a part is grow on another tree with its own qualities of gene.

Here it is shown using the pictures on grafting lemon trees how you can do grafting. You can also apply your own method to graft a tree using T-budding. It is a method of grafting fruit trees that is simple and that gives a high success rate.

One part is called the stock that is the part of the combination that provides the root and the another part that is the added piece is called the scion. If two parts or more are involved of grafting, the middle piece is called the inter-stock. If the scion consists of only a single bud, this type of  process is called budding. Grafting and budding are the popular method that are widely used vegetative propagation methods.

The method 'T-bud' is one of the most popular, common and widely used methods of grafting trees. It works nicely not only for lemon grafting, but also it works for  grafting orange trees and citrus trees of other types.

Generally 'T-budding' is used for grafting a new tree or creating the same species according to choice.  This grafting method is sometimes also used for top-working existing trees and for making fruit cocktail trees. It is done during a certain time of the year for getting success when the tree is actively growing and thus the bark is slipping and can be peeled back easily.