Can maple trees survive by grafting?

1. Can it be inserted alive?

Maple trees can survive by cuttings. Usually when propagating, people will use the cutting method, but the prerequisite is that they must know how to do it correctly. Moreover, it is easier to survive after cuttings. If the operation is correct and a reasonable rooting environment is provided, the cuttings will take root in about a month.

2. Cutting Tutorial

1. Branch selection: The step of selecting branches before cuttings is critical and will directly affect survival. Choose plants that are in good growth condition, strong, and free of diseases and pests. The branches should not be too thin and weak, and the diameter should be above 1 cm. The length should be controlled at around 10 cm.

2. Substrate: Buy a substrate suitable for its growth, or you can use river sand at home. If it is potted, add a layer of broken rubble at the bottom of the pot. In addition, after selecting the branches, they should be soaked in rooting water for a while and taken out after about 30 minutes.

3. Cutting: Finally, insert the branches into the potting soil, fix the branches and then pour some clean water on them. Also, after cuttings, it should be kept in a well-ventilated and cool place so that it will grow roots faster.