Grafting is a horticultural technique used to join two plants together so that they grow as one. It is commonly used to propagate fruit trees, including avocado trees. Avocado grafting can be used to improve the quality of fruit, increase yields, and speed up the growth of the tree.
There are many different ways to graft an avocado tree, but the most common method is called cleft grafting. This method involves cutting a V-shaped notch into the rootstock (the lower part of the tree) and then inserting a scion (the upper part of the tree) into the notch. The scion and rootstock are then held together with grafting tape or wax.
