No, olive nets are not suitable for olive tree grafting from seedlings. Grafting is a technique used to join a desired scion (the upper part of the plant) with a rootstock (the lower part of the plant). Olive nets, on the other hand, are used to cover olive trees to protect them from birds and other pests. They do not provide the necessary conditions or support for grafting.
No, olive nets are not suitable for olive tree grafting from seedlings. Grafting involves joining a scion (desired fruit variety) with a rootstock, and nets are used for protecting the fruit from birds and pests, not for grafting purposes. Grafting requires specific techniques and materials like grafting tape or wax to ensure successful union between the scion and rootstock.
No, olive nets are not suitable for olive tree grafting from seedlings. Grafting is a technique used to join a scion (desired variety) with a rootstock, and it requires specific tools and methods to ensure successful grafting. Olive nets are typically used for harvesting olives by preventing them from falling to the ground, but they do not provide the necessary conditions for grafting.
