Method of grafting Kalanchoe flowers with roots on the ground

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1. Time selection

2. Select branches

3. Select rootstock

4. Start grafting

The time is chosen around February to March in spring, and it is best to do it when the weather is fine. Use a sharp knife to cut off strong branches, make a V-shaped incision at the base, and set aside to dry. The ground roots used as rootstock must be in good growth condition. Cut off the upper end flatly with a knife, make a V-shaped incision at the upper end, then insert the two tightly together, and wrap the outside with film.

1. Time selection

The time for grafting is chosen around February to March in spring. At this time, the temperature is just right. The outside temperature can stabilize above 15 degrees Celsius. The temperature is gradually warming up. At this time, grafting It's just right, but don't do it on a cloudy day. It's best to do it on a sunny day, which is good for plant recovery.

2. Select branches

Choose a pot of healthy growing plants, use a sharp knife to cut off strong branches from the top, control the length to about 5 cm, make a V-shaped incision at the root, and place it in a cool place to dry the incision.

3. Select rootstocks

Because ground roots have strong vitality and strong adaptability, they are very suitable for grafting. Cut off the upper end of the rootstock flatly with a knife, then use a knife to make a V-shaped incision at the upper end, and place it in a cool place to dry.

4. Start Grafting

Remove the leaves from the lower end of the scion and the upper end of the stock, then hold one end with one hand and insert the scion on the stock to ensure that it can be inserted firmly and firmly. Wrap the outside with a film and wrap it a few times to ensure that it will not loosen. After a period of time, when the two grow tightly together, remove the outer film.

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