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There is already an old tree, yellow cherries. In our area - a rarity. How to save it? I know that stone fruits are difficult to graft, but still. To plant on a young cherry, but how and when? Maybe a specialist from our city who will take up this difficult matter will respond. Give at least advice, is it worth trying and at what time and in what way?
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Vaccination is best done as soon as the snow melts, before the buds open to rootstock or in July. This should be done with a variety of copulation, in a tree stump of a stock of 10-15 cm high OR budding in a trunk at the same height of 10 cm. Growth power, regular fruiting and tree longevity largely depend on a correctly selected stock. The use of cherries as a stock for cherries is undesirable. If this is neglected, then by the age of 5-7 years, a swelling forms in the place of vaccination, indicating partial incompatibility of the scion with the stock. Such trees are short-lived.
Try to grow a stock at the right place from the seeds of your own sweet cherry.
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Now everything has become clear, many thanks for the help in this matter.
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