What is a technique of joining tissues of plants for their further growth together called?

the outcome came be interesting

It's not so hard if you are patient and careful.

I've always dreamed of having a citrus tree. Oranges, lemons, and grapefruit. All on one tree.

I have a friend who is experimenting with grafting hops and to marijuana and vice a versa. The results are interesting.

Red You could do that, it’s not as hard as it may seem.

Sheriffe, that's awesome! I love this!

My grandfather was an expert and grafted many trees around the neighbourhood. We had a tree with nectarine and peach (white and yellow) ,an apple with 5 different varieties, a fig with 3 different types, a mulberry with black and white fruits and a plum tree with 3 different types. He would use his really sharp pen knife, sterilised by holding the blade over a couple of matches and bind the graft with thin strip's of muslin which my Grandmother had boiled and dried. The graft would then be covered by a paper pie bag (more waterproof than normal bag) for a couple of days only to allow it to take without the graft getting wet.

jblum315, I have been grafting plants for years!! It is easy!!