Adaptable rootstock

Adaptable rootstock is a type of rootstock used in grafting that is chosen for its ability to thrive in a variety of soil types and environmental conditions. In plant propagation, the rootstock is the part of the plant that forms the root system, and it is often grafted with a scion (the upper part) from another plant to combine the desired characteristics of both. The root system of the rootstock is designed to grow in diverse soil types, which helps in the growth of the grafted plant. 

An adaptable rootstock is particularly beneficial because it can improve the success rate of grafting by allowing the plant to tolerate different growing environments. It can provide resistance to pests, diseases, and environmental stresses such as drought or poor soil quality, ensuring the overall health and resilience of the grafted plant. This makes adaptable rootstocks especially useful in areas with fluctuating or challenging growing conditions.