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Graft Union Failure
Plant disease guide · TerraceFarming
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What causes Graft Union Failure?
The different growth rates of the scion (colorful top) and rootstock (green base) can cause the graft union to split over time, or rot can set in at this weak point.
How to treat Graft Union Failure
If the graft union fails due to rot, the top portion may need to be re-grafted onto a new, healthy rootstock.
How to prevent Graft Union Failure
Avoid overwatering, as rot often concentrates at the graft union, and ensure consistent, appropriate care to minimize stress on the plant.
Crops commonly affected
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