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Quaerereverum Posted 14 years ago
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Cut at a 60 degree angle
Hello,
What do you say, ''when you have to cut at a 60 degree angle a bud, and rootstock when you graft a plant.''
Can I say, cut a scion crooked? What do you say in English?
Thank you in advance.
What do you say, ''when you have to cut at a 60 degree angle a bud, and rootstock when you graft a plant.''
Can I say, cut a scion crooked? What do you say in English?
Thank you in advance.
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Hi, There's nothing wrong with saying 'cut at a 60 degree angle'. Make a slanting cut Make a diagonal cut. I've never heard this meaning of the word 'scion', although I looked it up and found it is correct.
- Hi, There's nothing wrong with saying 'cut at a 60 degree angle'.
- Make a slanting cut Make a diagonal cut.
- I've never heard this meaning of the word 'scion', although I looked it up and found it is correct.
- Maybe it's a word people who do this kind of gardening all know.
- 'Crooked' to me suggests in a curved line.
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Hi,
There's nothing wrong with saying 'cut at a 60 degree angle'.
Make a slanting cut
Make a diagonal cut.
I've never heard this meaning of the word 'scion', although I looked it up and found it i
There's nothing wrong with saying 'cut at a 60 degree angle'.
Make a slanting cut
Make a diagonal cut.
I've never heard this meaning of the word 'scion', although I looked it up and found it i
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Thank you. I've heard a crooked person, but in grafting I was not sure. 
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I'm not sure, but I think an informal way to say somebody is ''dishonest''.
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