Can cherry trees be grafted with begonia?

These two plants can't be grafted, or survive after grafting and can't bear good fruit, so this grafting method is generally not used.

Begonia is the general name and common name of many plants of Malus and several plants of Chaenomeles. Cherry (scientific name: Cerasus pseudocerasus) is a general term for some plum plants, including subgenus Prunus, subgenus Prunus, subgenus Rosaceae and so on. Trees, 2-6 meters high, with gray bark. Branchlets grayish brown, shoots green, glabrous or sparsely pilose. Winter buds ovate, glabrous.

Cherry from China is widely distributed in China, with Liaoning in the north, Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan in the south and Gansu and Xinjiang in the west, but mostly in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shandong, Beijing and Hebei. Most plants in the cold regions of Northeast and Northwest China are Prunus tomentosa. In addition, there are three big and sweet European cherries imported from Liaoning and Yantai. But the history is relatively short, only over a hundred years.

There are many kinds of cherry rootstocks, and the big leaf grass cherry has strong adaptability to soil and is most suitable for growing in sandy loam or gravel loam. Good resistance to root cancer; Grafting affinity is strong, the root system is deeply distributed and the root is thick. The grafted cherry has strong growth, good land fixation, difficult lodging and high yield. Therefore, in the production, most of them should choose the big leaf grass cherry as the rootstock for breeding cherry.