Timing of grafting rosewood

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1. Grafting time

2. How to graft

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Grafting of aleaf roses is mostly done in autumn, when the temperature is relatively mild, which is conducive to its survival. Be careful to avoid rainy days and choose grafting in the early morning or evening on a sunny day, which is helpful for wound healing. Cut a healthy branch and remove the lower leaves. Then cut off the side branches and leaves of the rootstock, and make a longitudinal cut in the bark and xylem. Insert the scion into the incision, tie it with rope, cover it with plastic film, and wait for it to survive.

1. Grafting time

1. Grafting time

The grafting time of Alecia rosea is usually in autumn. The climate is warmer at this time, but also very dry. Grafting is most afraid of the rainy season, so it should be carried out on a sunny day. Generally grafting in the early morning or evening is more conducive to wound healing and allows it to grow vigorously.

2. How to graft

1 .Scion treatment: Select a rose plant that is strong and free of diseases and insect pests, and cut off a branch at the base. Remove the lower leaves, leaving only the top ones. The bottom should be cut with a bevel so that it has enough area to fit into the rootstock.

2. Rootstock treatment: The requirements for agarwood are not high , it has strong vitality growing in the wild. Remove its side branches and leaves, leaving only the main trunk. Smooth the main trunk and make a longitudinal cut where the bark and xylem meet. Don't cut too deep to avoid bacterial infection.

3. Grafting: Insert the scion into the incision of the rootstock, and the bottom bevel and the xylem should fit together. Then tie it with string and cover it with plastic film. Be sure to cover all incisions to prevent bacterial infection and graft failure.

2. How to graft

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