Grafting method of rose tree and subsequent management

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1. Grafting method

2. Subsequent management

The grafting time of rose trees is from April to October, and spring and autumn are most suitable. The rootstock is wild rose. The most commonly used method is bud grafting. Cut strong branches and remove the buds from the middle part. Cut the smooth side of the branch diagonally downward, align the branch buds with the joint, and wrap the outside with a plastic bag. One week after grafting, top the side branches, untie the new shoots when they grow to 10-15cm, and pay attention to the application of water and fertilizer.

1. Grafting method

1. Time: Different regions have different grafting times. The area south of the Yangtze River is from mid-April to late October. The climate north of the Yangtze River is colder. Optional From mid-May to late September, spring and autumn are most suitable.

2. Rootstock: The best rootstock for grafting Wild roses have relatively developed root systems and strong disease resistance, so grafting with them has a higher survival rate.

3. Scion: The most commonly used method of bud grafting is relatively simple to operate. First select the scion, cut off the strong branches from the plant, take out the branch buds from the middle part, and draw a line 1cm above the buds. at 3cm.

4. Grafting: Choose the smoother side of the branch, cut it and tilt it downward, being careful not to cut it off. Align the branch buds with this interface and wrap it with a plastic bag.

2. Post-management

1 , Pruning: In order to ensure the growth of grafted buds, top the top of the side branches one week after grafting, which can promote the fullness of the plant.

2. Unbinding: wait until the new shoots grow to 10-15cm When it's around, remove the plastic bag tied above.

3. Water and fertilizer: After the plant survives, water and fertilizer can be applied appropriately to ensure the plant's nutritional needs.

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