>>1336521I've had great success from rind grafting where the diameters are different, but this time with buds I found to really hard to match up when the root stock was 3-4 tines the diameter of the bud wood.
Probably would have been better off cutting the root stock off at a low bud in winter so you are only budding onto 6 months of growth or so.
This problem probably doesn't apply to T budding, only chip budding. The bark was slipping heaps, so in hindsight I probably could have T budded. Not that I've ever done that before either.
