I've been looking for a meteor cherry grown from a cutting or tissue
culture, but have found nothing - only grafted trees.
I'm wondering, therefore: Does anybody have a healthy meteor (on a
rootstock or not) with a branch they are looking to prune. I'd like
to take an 8-inch cutting and try to root it.
This is apparently possible.
The thing about the meteors is that they are naturally dwarfing.
There's no real reason to put it on a rootstock other than it's more
convenient, I guess, for the big nurseries to mass produce them that
way.
Not that a rootstock is bad or anything. I would just like to try one
without a graft!
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Richard L Goerwitz III
ric...@goerwitz.com