It's a Torah prohibition to graft trees with branches from a different type of tree or plant. One may not own a grafted tree; it needs to be uprooted.
One may graft a tree with a branch of the same type of tree. One may take a branch from a grafted tree and plant it.
One may eat the fruit from grafted trees.
Source: Kitzur Shulchan Oruch 174:1-2
- Danny
Sunday, 11 Shvat 5771
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Halocho #725 - Kilayim; Grafting trees
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