M.K. Dorje Sr. wrote:I've been propagating various fruit trees and bushes from cuttings, layerings, seeds and grafting onto rootstocks for over 30 years now. I've had a lot of successes and a lot of failures. One thing that I'm not good at is chip budding, which is the main type of grafting done to propagate trees in the prunus genus during June and July. I've also had bad luck with late winter bench grafting with this group.
I would like to find out if I could grow peaches, European/Japanese plums and sweet/pie cherry trees from cloned cuttings using a cloning machine, such as the Turbo Klone shown in the photo earlier in this thread. I've never used one of these machines before, but I've watched a video or two where the grower said that a hydroponic system like Turbo Klone would grow cloned trees from the prunus group.
Has anyone on here had success with these cloning machines like the turbo klone? I'm especially interested if John Read had success with the clones in the photo. I'll also try sending him a purple mooseage and see what happened with his clones.