Peg Grafting branches. Ficus Green Island Bonsai May 2013 www.wigertsbonsai.com

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[@awdheshkumar4742]

Amazing work guys You rock

[@wigertsbonsai]

Yes you could graft a new leader. But usually in the times it takes the graft to fuse, we could could grow a new leader that tapered in same amount of time.

[@jerryromon6622]

Wish you would explain the peg grafting process a bit more in detail

[@2112design]

excellent info, could you use the same technique at top of the stump to create a new tapered leader?

[@craighall2819]

Awsome

[@deadeyeski]

If you guys can do that to a tree, how come I keep killing mine? Very good video, thanks for sharing. Good luck!

[@3x3is9]

could you post an update video to show the trees current condition? I'm interested in the progress it's making and how the grafts look after 2+ years.

[@wigertsbonsai]

+3x3is9 I will work on getting you a new video with an update.

[@wigertsbonsai]

+3x3is9 new video is up with update kzbin.info/www/bejne/anqTqJSNjNdkmM0

[@gabitrandafir8396]

hi, can someone tell me how you can fix reverse taper? i bought a ficus tree from the store with two grafted branches like a handle bar, and now the grafts are swelling faster than the trunk forming a bulge... please anyone, if you can help with some info. thanks

[@wigertsbonsai]

+Gabi Trandafir Please email a photo [e-mail] You may need to cut off 1 of the limbs, or try grafting aerial roots to the limbs and trunk....

[@wigertsbonsai]

I think Ficus are best for this.

[@ranamuhammadajmalzahid4436]

Is it posible to graft the branch of ficus on banyan tree

[@wigertsbonsai]

yes

[@amritsinkhwal8166]

Pp??

[@jcmtz0814]

Can you do the same to a fruit tree (peach) it's in someone's backyard and don't want it anymore, so I'm thinking in cutting it down to 2 or 3,ft and place it on a training pot so in the future be a bonsai

[@wigertsbonsai]

jcmtz0814 Peach trees don't grow here , so I'm not sure if they can be grafted or like growing in containers.