Avocado milk grafting is a grafting technique to produce quality avocado seeds and is able to bear fruit quickly. For some people, they may still be confused when they hear one way to reproduce plants with the milk grafting technique. In fact, this milk grafting technique is one of the ways to propagate plants with the grafting method which can produce trees that bear fruit quickly, of course if the process used when grafting milk is done properly and correctly. The method of splicing avocado milk is fairly easy to do and the success rate is very high, so it is perfect for beginners who are just learning to splice avocados. In contrast to grafting or grafting, this milk grafting method involves directly connecting the stems to the main plant by gluing the rootstock or seedling. This technique is called milk grafting because when propagating plants, the upper stem is connected in a way like "carrying" or "feeding" the rootstock or vice versa. Usually, with the correct milk grafting technique, in just 1.5 to 2 months the milk grafting can be removed from the broodstock and it is ready for planting. Usually this avocado milk grafting technique is used to make tabulampot seeds or fruit plants in pots, because the seeds from milk grafting have large, sturdy stems and have good branching so that the plants look more attractive when planted in pots, and of course they will Very fast fruiting in pots. Apart from avocado plants, the milk grafting technique is usually done on mango trees, longan trees and so on.