1. Grafting method1. Bud grafting: usually carried out at the end of August. The rootstock can be a plant like wild rose, or seedlings such as peach. The buds need to be healthy buds that are over one year old and then grafted. 2. Branch grafting: If the branch grafting method is used, it needs to be done in spring. The branches must be cut before they sprout, and the other steps are basically the same as bud grafting. 2. Cutting method1. Time: Generally, the temperature is more suitable from late spring to early summer. 2. Cuttings: It is best to use tender branches as cutting materials. After cutting off the selected branches, cut off a five to fifteen centimeter section of the strongest part. Note that this part must have more than three nodes. 3. Substrate: Prepare a breathable and well-draining substrate. 4. Cuttings: Insert the processed cuttings obliquely into the substrate and pour some water on them. 3. Division method1. Mother plant: Its selection is critical. You should use a lush and strong plant. 2. Time: In autumn or after spring thaw. 3. Division: Divide the mother plant into several parts from the root. After dividing, trim each section to reduce evaporation. Then plant them separately. |
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