Complementary Manual Grafter

• Product Name: Complementary Grafting Machine
• Grafting Capability: Allows grafting of multiple scions, even of different species within the same genus
• Blades:
  • “V” blade
  • “Omega” blade (same as the 4T grafter)
• Grafting Technique:
  1. Identify the rootstock plant
  2. Cut the trunk of the rootstock horizontally
  3. Use the Complementary Grafting Machine to make incisions for scion accommodation
  4. Create multiple incisions along the perimeter of the trunk to form a crown
  5. Use the 4T grafting machine to cut scions with identical mirrored shape to the rootstock’s incisions
  6. Insert the scions into the incisions, thus creating the multiple graft called “crown”

• The Complementary Grafting Machine allows grafting of multiple scions, even of different species of the same genus.
• Equipped with a “V” blade and an “Omega” blade for precise cuts.
• Create a “crown” graft by making multiple incisions along the perimeter of the trunk to accommodate scions.
• Use the 4T grafting machine to cut scions with identical, mirror-like shapes of the incisions on the rootstock.
• Insert the scions into the incisions, creating a multiple graft.
• Perfect for growing and landscaping professionals.
• Efficient and effective way to combine different species into a single rootstock.

2. What can I graft using the Complementary Grafting Machine?
The Complementary Grafting Machine allows you to graft scions from different species of the same genus, such as lemon and mandarin, or red rose and yellow rose. It provides the versatility to create grafts with various combinations.

3. How is the Complementary Grafting Machine used?
To use the Complementary Grafting Machine, start by identifying the rootstock plant. Cut the trunk horizontally and make the incisions using the grafter to accommodate the scions. Multiple incisions can be made along the perimeter of the trunk to create a crown. Then, using the 4T grafting machine, cut the scions to match the shape of the incisions on the rootstock. Finally, insert the scions into the incisions to create the multiple graft known as the “crown”.

4. What are the blade types in the Complementary Grafting Machine?
The Complementary Grafting Machine is equipped with a “V” blade and an “Omega” blade, which are the same blades found in the 4T grafter. These blades are designed to make precise and clean incisions for successful grafting.