How Grafting Knife Works
Cut the scion to be grafted from the tree. Bevel cut to facilitate sliding into the host tree.
Choose a good location on the host tree, And find a place as far away as possible from any existing buds. If necessary, trim off all buds near the transplant site.
Cut a deep enough incision in the host tree trunk, Carefully lift the bark with the knifes' bark lifter and slide the scion into the cut. Bind with the tape to seal the grafting site, taking care not to disturb the scion.
Special Tapes for Grafting
Including 2 tapes made of PE decomposable material, good elasticity to wrap the grafts.
Suitable for apple trees, citrus trees, peach trees, flat peach trees, persimmon trees and other fruits and flowers bud and grafting;
Straight Blade
Cut the scion to be grafted that are similar size to the host trunk.Cut both ends of the scion into a V shape.
Make a vertical cut about an inch long where you want to place the scion on the host trunk. (You can use a hammer or other objects to assist )
Fit the scion into the cut until the green areas of both are as well matched as possible, bind with the tape.