Tri-Hishtil
5 days ago
Choices of Rootstocks for Grafted Watermelon Plants
There are several options for rootstocks available for grafted watermelon plants. Choosing a rootstock is specific to the issues faced on an individual farm, whether that be the need for better yields, fusarium wilt management, or nematodes, etc. Tri-Hishtil has solutions to fit your growing needs.
With Tri-Hishtil's commitment to innovation and grower support, Tri-Hishtil is a trusted partner in building a more resilient and profitable crop. Learn more about the grafted advantage.
Tri-Hishtil brings together three pioneers in the agricultural industry from around the world; TriEst Ag Group, Inc. in the USA; Israel-based Hishtil, and Italian-owned and operated SIS/Centro SEIA.
Tri-Hishtil brings together three pioneers in the agricultural industry from around the world to the Mountains of North Carolina to become a leader in plant grafting. Grafting is a very detailed procedure whereby a growth booster (the rootstock) is combined with a promise (the scion). The actual grafting of vegetables with soft tissue stems is an extremely sensitive process, but results in a strong plant with resistance against specific soil-borne diseases.