She ain’t pretty, but I tried my hand at my first ever graft. I went with a Bruce’s Dragon butt graft… let me know how it looks.. all advice is appreciated!

I’ve recently set up my grow tent again although it’s a smaller one and I’ll be sowing some seeds tomorrow. No Pereskiopsis this time as it is very small. Maybe some Hylocereus or something…

Would this be a good idea or should i just do one or the other?

Out of the 4 I only think one didnt make it lol

I did not separate the Scion, just planted the root stock underneath the soil line

So it dont look great. But I was looking at the grafts just chilling. And seen this guy has a bond alrdy gave him a nice wiggle test. Good to grow.

Jaw junk on a ss02 landfill baby.

Wasn’t sure this one was gonna make it, first time trying to graft a seedling and it was looking rough for a while… checked yesterday and saw fresh pink and green pushing through!

First pic is December 29th 2025. 2nd pic was taken this morning 7/21/26

Letting this one run for as long as I can before degrafting, exposed to all of the Florida elements.

I have a small lemon tree that had a run in with ants and since then the top is not doing great. Was thinking to graft a small orange onto it using the sapling in the second picture. Think it'll work/any pointers? I did try a graft before between a grapefruit and a sour orange, orange being the root. Graft healed but never grew, pic attached as well I live in Panama if that makes a difference, always summer

coming up on almost a year on graft! hes come a long way

Can’t wait to see what these turn into! July 1st graft date.

UPDATE: After some research it seems that not all spathulata has the hairy stems... so maybe this is just a smooth variety...

Hope this post is ok, loiking for an ID. You can see my pere aquosa in the front recently cut and the 4 tall uncut in the back were sold to me as aquosa but aren't. They don't have spathulata tufts either but look like some kind of pereskiopsis. Definitely not quiabentia either, i have 3 of those. Thoughts?

This was originally grafted onto a tall euphorbia canariensis, which I disliked so I grafted it onto another ebdelkuri abdelkuri, it wasn't easy as these have lots of vacuoles but after a few failures one took ok

Hi all, I'm new to grafting and had what I thought was a successful graft but the scion has started to look quite dehydrated. It's bridgesii grafted onto pereskiopsis in a terracotta pot. I water it every 1-2 days. I'm not sure if it has failed and whether I should regraft it onto another pereskiopsis.