Kiwi grafting time and method

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1. Grafting time

2. Grafting method

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Kiwifruit grafting can be done in spring, preferably in February to March, but also in early April, or June to July. Select suitable scions and rootstocks, which require good growth conditions. There are three commonly used grafting methods. Among them, single-bud branch grafting is the most commonly used. The branch segments with buds need to be cut off, the rootstock is cut downward, and then the branch segments are inserted.

1. Grafting time

1. Grafting time

Kiwi grafting can be done in spring, preferably in February-March, to ensure that the juice inside will not flow out before the bleeding period, which can increase the chance of survival. , if you miss this time period, you can choose it in early April. The climate at this time is also very suitable and the survival rate is high. June to July is also the time for grafting. The humidity is relatively high at this time, which is conducive to healing between the two. Various places can choose the appropriate grafting time according to local climate conditions.

2. Grafting method

1 ,Scion and rootstock: To cut the scion, you must first select a plant of pure variety, which must be strong, in good growth condition, and free from diseases and insect pests. The rootstock should be chosen to be strong, with a solid root base, good adaptability, and a diameter of about 0.5-1.5 cm.

2. Start grafting: There are three commonly used grafting methods. , which are single-bud branch grafting, single-bud branch abdominal grafting, and single-bud abdominal grafting. These three methods can have advantages and disadvantages. The first one is to cut a full bud, then cut it flat on the rootstock, and then Cut vertically downward and insert the bud into the cut. The second method is to cut off the branch segments with buds, cut the rootstock downward, and then insert the branch segments into it. The third method is to cut the bud lengthwise, take out the bud piece, and then insert it into the rootstock cut.