Shoot cut for grafting is a horticultural technique used to propagate plants. It involves cutting a SCION, which is a shoot or twig from a mature plant, and then attaching it to a cion, which is a stem from another plant. The SCION is then grafted onto the cion, allowing the two plants to grow together. This technique is used to create new varieties of plants, as well as to increase the yield of existing plants.