A forecast with temperatures rising above the top of the favorable range can also be good for grafting citrus as long as the temperatures are dipping into the favorable range during at least part of the day. This forecast has temperatures all below the top of the favorable range (85☏ or 29☌).
The below weekly temperature forecast shows temperatures favorable for grafting citrus trees. Weekly Temperature Forecast Unfavorable for Grafting Citrus Trees The Best Time to Graft Citrus Trees Attempts to graft citrus during such weather are more likely to fail, however, because the temperatures are too cold. The below weekly temperature forecast shows temperatures that would be good for grafting deciduous fruit trees such as cherries, peaches, plums, or apples. Citrus should ideally be grafted when temperatures in this range are forecast. The temperature at which citrus wounds best heal is between 70☏ and 85☏ (21☌ to 29☌). The ideal time of year to graft citrus depends upon the local climate. I believe that many people think that citrus grafting is more difficult than it really is because they graft at the wrong time and the scions dry out and die before the graft heals. Temperature is a very important factor when grafting citrus. Grafting Citrus Trees – Best Time is Based on Temperature The citrus grafting season varies from place to place according to the local temperatures. Several viewers of my YouTube channel have asked me, “When is the best time to graft citrus trees?” Whether one lives in Asia, Europe, Africa, Australia, or the Americas, it is possible to determine the best time of year to graft citrus trees based upon the local weather.
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