What kind of trees can pear trees be grafted on? Can apple and peach trees be grafted?

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1. What trees can be grafted?

2. Whether peach trees can be grafted

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Pear trees can be grafted with other varieties of fruit trees of the genus Pyrus, such as apple trees and banana trees. But peach trees cannot be grafted. Both are in the Rosaceae family, but their genera and species are different, and it is difficult to survive after grafting. When grafting, two trees should be grafted that are compatible and closely related, so that the survival rate will be higher.

1. What trees can be grafted?

1. What trees can be grafted

Pear trees can be grafted with other varieties of fruit trees of the genus Pyrus, such as apple trees and banana trees. Generally, apple trees are grafted more often.

1. Apple tree: Grafting apple and pear trees is very good. You can use the pear tree as a rootstock, and the grafted one will be in the state of apples. In this way, delicious apples will be produced after grafting. If an apple is used as a rootstock, plums will be produced.

2. Banana tree: These two fruit trees can also be grafted Very good, what grows are banana pears. Moreover, the grafting time is not limited and can be carried out at any time.

2. Whether peach trees can be grafted

< p>Pear trees cannot be grafted with peach trees. Although they are both from the Rosaceae family, they are not of the same genus and species. Technically speaking, the two are not compatible for grafting. In fact, the more compatible and closely related the two trees are, the higher their survival rate will be after grafting. Because pear trees belong to the genus Pyrus of the Rosaceae family, and peach trees belong to the subgenus Peach of the Rosaceae family, the two cannot be grafted.

2. Whether peach trees can be grafted

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