How to Graft an Orange Tree
Last Update ：2024.12.23
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Grafting orange trees is usually done in spring. Grafting before the young shoots have grown has a higher success rate. Select the branches that have grown buds and cut off the buds from above. Use a knife to make a slit between the bark and xylem of the rootstock, and insert the young shoot into the slit. Tie it securely with plastic film and wrap the top of the stock at the same time.
1. Grafting time
1. Grafting time
The grafting time of orange trees is generally in spring, usually before or just after germination. If the young shoots have grown and are longer than 1 cm, the success rate of grafting will be greatly reduced. At the same time, it is not advisable to do it on a rainy day, as rainwater can easily breed bacteria and make it impossible to survive.
2. Scion treatment
Selection Cut off some branches of the orange tree to retain some xylem. When cutting, leave an inclined surface so that it can fit easily into the rootstock and be more conducive to growth.
3. Rootstock Selection
Except In addition to choosing this stock, you can also use fruit trees such as tangerine and orange for grafting. Saw a cross section of the rootstock, and then use a knife to make a slit between the bark and the xylem.
Four. Grafting
The cut side of the young shoot is close to the xylem of the rootstock and inserted into it. After the two are attached, tie them tightly with film to prevent the buds from loosening and falling off. Wrap the top of the rootstock to prevent it from drying out and causing grafting failure.
2. Scion treatment
3. Rootstock selection
4. Grafting
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