What rootstock is used for grafting crab claw orchid, time and method of grafting crab claw orchid
Last Update :2024.11.23
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Grafting crab claw orchid can use grass balls as rootstock. It has strong adaptability and strong skin. However, it grows slowly and is difficult to shape. The most common thing in life is to use cactus as rootstock, which has a high survival rate and fast growth rate. In addition, leaf fairy can also be used for grafting, but it is not cold-resistant and is more suitable for southern areas. Also pay attention to the time and method of grafting. Only by appropriate time and correct method can survival be guaranteed.
1. Grafted rootstock
1. Grafting rootstock
When grafting crab claw orchid, grass balls can be used as rootstocks. Grass balls have strong adaptability and are very strong. However, there are also disadvantages. After grafting, the growth rate is relatively slow and it is difficult to shape. We usually use cacti for grafting, which has a high survival rate and fast growth rate. In addition, leaf fairy can also be used for grafting, but it is easy to go dormant when the temperature is low. The flowering period of crab claw orchid is in winter, so it is best to use it in warm areas in the south.
2. Grafting Time
When grafting, it is recommended to do it at the end of spring or the beginning of autumn, specifically between May and June and September and October. The temperature and humidity at this time are very suitable and conducive to survival. Be careful not to leave it too late, otherwise the temperature will be high in summer and the wound will be easily infected. The temperature is low in winter and it is difficult to recover from wounds.
3. Grafting method
The grafting method is very simple after selecting the rootstock. For example, if you use a cactus as rootstock, cut it crosswise at the top with a knife, and be sure to disinfect it before use. After cutting, make a small opening where there is cambium, the size is close to the size of the scion. After processing, peel the bottom of the scion to expose the white. Finally, insert the prepared small opening and secure it with a clip.
Four. Later Management
If you want better survival after grafting, you must also pay attention to management methods. It should be placed in a ventilated place and should not be exposed to strong light or watered in a hurry. If the silver does not wilt in about 10 days, it means success.
2. Grafting time
3. Grafting method
4. Later management
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