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["Ed Fackler" <ed.fackler@gmail.com>]

Jerry:

 

      At room temps, 5 days will create intial callus formation. Any time after that you can either plant them to an outside nursery or if soils are too wet to plant, store them at around 35 degrees to hold them until you are ready to plant.

 

     Worked great for me in S. Indiana.

 

ed

 

On 3/19/07, jerry sietsema <disk@iserv.net> wrote:

I am getting ready to do bench grafts.I thought you had to hold them around 38 for two weeks to callous.I huge nursery from the west coast told me to hold them at 60 degrees for 10 days to get the sap flowing so they would heal.Any inputs??   thanks, skip s. zone 5

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