Kiwifruit spring grafting time

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1. Grafting time

2. Precautions

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Grafting should be carried out around April, and it is best to do it during the period between Qingming Festival and Guyu. Grafting should avoid the bleeding period. Do not graft when buds are budding in spring, because it is very likely to encounter late spring cold, which will reduce the chance of grafting survival rate. The tools used for grafting must be disinfected first, and the incision must not be exposed to the air for a long time.

1. Grafting time

1. Grafting time

The time for grafting kiwifruit is after the buds sprout in spring, and the approximate time is April. It is recommended to do it during the period between Qingming Festival and Guyu. The climate at this time is not suitable for grafting. It is helpful and the survival rate will be higher. When grafting, be sure to avoid the bleeding period of the kiwi fruit tree. If grafted in the spring when it is budding, you may encounter late spring cold, which will be detrimental to the grafting.

2. Precautions

1 The tools used for grafting must be disinfected. If there are residual bacteria on them, they will invade from the incision of the rootstock or scion, thus reducing the chance of grafting survival. Also, the incisions should be smooth.

2. The cut of the rootstock and the scion should be the same and should not be too different. Generally, the thickness is above 0.6cm.

3. When grafting, make sure the rootstock and scion fit together Together, align all the cambium layers as much as possible with no gaps between them. After grafting, they must be tied up and kept away from water. In addition, the incision should not be exposed to the air for a long time, and grafting should be done as soon as possible after cutting.

2. Precautions

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