inarched
/ɪnˈɑrtʃt/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of inarch: grafted a plant by joining a branch to another plant without cutting it off from its parent stem.
- The farmer inarched the pear branch last spring, and it is now thriving.
- The damaged tree was saved after the gardener inarched a new shoot onto it.
- They inarched several vines to create a stronger vineyard.
adjective
- Grafted by the method of inarching.
- An inarched plant often has a stronger root system.
- The inarched branch showed new growth within a month.
- The nursery sold inarched fruit trees that were more resilient.