What tree can the Camellia oleifera tree be grafted on?

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1. What trees can be grafted?

2. Method steps

The camellia oleifera tree can not only withstand drought, but also resist cold, so this tree can be used to graft camellias to help withstand extreme weather. The affinity is higher and the chance of survival is higher, but the best time is June to July. Choose a Camellia oleifera tree that is about 15-35 years old as the rootstock, and cut strong branches with a diameter of about 0.3cm or more as the scion.

1. What kind of trees can be grafted

Because the Camellia oleifera tree can not only withstand drought, but also resist cold. It can adapt to some extreme weather and does not have high requirements for the surrounding environment, so it can be used Grafting a camellia tree can make it easier to maintain and can help to withstand extreme weather. The affinity is higher, the probability of survival is higher, and it has no effect on flowering. However, the best time is June to July, when the leaves are just unfolding, and the higher the temperature, the faster the wound healing will be.

2. Method steps

1 1. Choose a Camellia oleifera tree that is about 15-35 years old, ensuring vigorous growth and no pests and diseases. Select 5-7 branches of 2-5cm on it as rootstocks.

2. Find a well-growing branch as the mother plant , cut strong branches from above with a diameter of about 0.3cm or more. If it cannot be done immediately after cutting it off, wrap the bottom with moist paper towels first.

3. Cut out a section on the two, then embed the scion into the cut of the rootstock, wrap the joint tightly with plastic film, and wait for the two to be combined.

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