“…In comparison to this work, or, under conditions hydroponic, there was an anticipation in 53 days of the diameter of rootstock. Nunes et al (2010) studying the rootstock (Prunus persica) cultivar Aldrighi which all the material was kept in a mist house in plastic bags gusseted containing five liters of the substrate made up of clayey land coming from a typical dystrophic Red Podzol, sand (particle size between 0.6 and 1.0 mm) and decomposed black acacia residue (1:1:1, V:V.V), at that moment, the root system of the seedlings was immersed in a hydroalcoeolic solution hidroalcoeólica containing a concentration of 1.5 g L -1 of indolbutiric acid (AIB) for a 10 second period, it was found that the time for the rootstocks to reach the grafting point was of 360 days of growth. In comparison to the present work, that is, under hydroponic conditions, there was a anticipation of 276 days (Table 1).…”