Grafting Palora dragon fruit onto another rootstock can offer several advantages:

Disease Resistance: Grafting onto a rootstock that is resistant to certain diseases can help protect the Palora variety from soil-borne pathogens.

Vigor and Growth Rate: The rootstock can impart increased vigor and faster growth rates, potentially leading to quicker fruit production.

Stress Tolerance: Grafted plants can be more tolerant of environmental stresses such as drought, poor soil conditions, and temperature fluctuations.

Improved Yield: Grafting can lead to higher fruit yields by combining the desirable traits of the Palora variety with the robustness of the rootstock.

Uniformity: Grafted plants tend to be more uniform in their growth and fruit production, making them easier to manage and harvest.

Prolonged Lifespan: Grafting can extend the productive lifespan of the plant compared to non-grafted plants.