How to Registry a Mango on a Goyavier

Transplantation is a technique used to combine the desired characteristics of two different plants. In this article, you will learn how to graft a mango tree on a goyavier to get a unique hybrid plant. Follow these steps to succeed in this transplant.

Materials required:

  • A sharp grafter
  • Grafting paste
  • Goyavier rootstock
  • Mango plugin
  • Transparent plastic film

Steps to follow:

  1. Choose a healthy and vigorous goyavier rootstock. Make sure it has at least one year of growth.
  2. Take a healthy mango tree graft by choosing a young shoot about 15 cm long with well developed leaves.
  3. Make a bevel cut at the base of the graft and a T-shaped incision on the rootstock.
  4. Gently insert the cut graft into the rootstock incision, ensuring good contact between the cambial tissues.
  5. Apply grafting paste around the transplant point to protect the area and promote healing.
  6. Wrap the grafted area with transparent plastic film to maintain moisture and protect against disease.
  7. Place the grafted rootstock in a shaded area protected from strong winds to promote recovery.
  8. Monitor the transplant regularly by checking for new buds and maintaining adequate moisture.

Following these steps carefully, you should get a successful transplant of a mango tree on a goyavier. Once the transplant has been taken, you can enjoy the mango fruit grown on a goyavier tree. This grafting technique will allow you to experiment and create unique combinations in your garden.

It is important to note that the success of a transplant depends on many factors such as plant compatibility, environmental conditions, and post-transplant care. Be patient and vigilant throughout the process to maximize your chances of success.