What trees can be grafted onto tea tree oil?

1. What trees can be grafted?

Because the tea tree can not only withstand drought but also resist cold, it can adapt to some extreme weather and has low requirements for the surrounding environment. Therefore, this tree can be used to graft camellia, which can make it easier to maintain and can help to resist extreme weather. The affinity is higher and the chance of survival is greater. It has no effect on flowering, but the best time is June to July, when the leaves are just unfolded and the temperature is higher, so the wounds heal faster.

2. Methods and Steps

1. Choose a tea tree about 15-35 years old, make sure it is growing vigorously and has no diseases or insect pests, and select 5-7 2-5cm branches from it as rootstock branches.

2. Find a well-growing branch as the mother plant, and cut off strong branches with a diameter of about 0.3 cm or more. If you cannot proceed immediately after cutting it off, wrap the bottom with a moist paper towel first.

3. Cut a cross section on both, then embed the scion into the cut of the rootstock, wrap the interface tightly with plastic film, and wait for the two to be combined together.