Jasmine grafting method

Jasmine can be grafted. The grafting period is usually carried out in spring when the axillary buds have just sprouted. At this time, the interface can heal quickly, which is beneficial to improve the grafting survival rate. Under normal circumstances, about ten days after the jasmine plant is grafted, the binding should be removed in time to avoid affecting its growth. More attention should be paid to observation to prevent death due to poor healing.

Jasmine grafting time

In May and June, at the turn of spring and summer, and around the White Dew in autumn, which is September and October every year, the temperature has gradually stabilized and is basically warm, and the light conditions are also sufficient. Therefore, in such an excellent environment, the jasmine plants are also in a period of rapid growth, and grafting at this time can also allow the scion to achieve rapid growth with the strong promotion of the weather.

Jasmine Grafting Technology

1. Select scion

Select mature branches of one year old with full development, cut them into scions with a pair of axillary buds 2-3 cm long, and then use a grafting knife to cut two smooth slopes of different sizes at the base of the scion.

2. Handling the rootstock

Cut the rootstock flatly 5-10 cm from the ground, and then cut a V-shaped incision on the rootstock to facilitate grafting.

3. Grafting

Insert the jasmine flower into the cut of the rootstock so that the two are aligned as a whole, and then tie them up.