Reader heard grafting accelerates growth but causes accelerated aging/death of scion. Asks if true.
Greg doesn't know if accelerated aging occurs. Most cacti live long regardless. Grafting is usually done for rot-prone species that fail on own roots—so it can prolong life.
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