Vegetable Grafting: Watermelon

This fact sheet provides a summary of how to prepare watermelon seedlings for grafting, some general considerations for grafting, how to heal grafted plants, and how to transplant and maintain grafted plants.

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Authors: Miles, Carol , Hesnault, Lynnette , Johnson, Sacha , Kreider, Patti , Dabirian, Sahar

SKU: FS100E

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