What trees can be grafted with moonflowers, and what are the trees that are suitable for grafting mo

Hello, I'm glad for your question, grafting moon flowers can only be grafted with Rosaceae, generally using wild roses or roses as rootstocks, hibiscus trees and moon flowers have no affinity, can not be grafted.

The germination rate of the moon flower is very high, and the moon season that grows tall for many years must be strongly pruned, generally cut off about 10-15 cm from the ground, and renew and rejuvenate. Your idea is exactly like a strong cut, and it can be potted. And because the moon flower blooms on new shoots, it generally does not fail to bloom.

Individuals appear to grow wildly and may not bloom. Transplanting, in particular, affects flowering. But the small impact for the present is to blossom for the better in the future.

You'll have to cut it hard to transplant it into a pot, but if you don't have experience, the flowering will not be as good as a yard.

This kind of moon season flower can not only be grafted into a bonsai moonflower, but also grafted into a tree!

The quality of rootstock is one of the important factors related to whether the ideal grafted seedlings can be produced. Nowadays, the rootstocks commonly used are roses and their varieties, such as 'pink ball' rose, 'Maniti' moonflower, Dutch rose and Japanese thornless rose. These rose species have well-developed root systems, are resistant to cold and drought, and have strong affinity and stable heritability for the varieties they have received.

2.Grafting affinity of rootstock and scion:

Grafting affinity refers to the similarity of the internal tissue structure, genetics and physiological characteristics of rootstocks and scions. Through grafting, the plants can be healed and physiologically adapted after survival. The manifestations of weak affinity and strong affinity are complex.

In general, the closer the kinship, the stronger the affinity. The affinity between the same breed or the same species is the strongest. The grafting affinity between homogeneous species varies from species to species.

However, it is better to use the high-pressure method or the cuttings method!

Trees suitable for grafting moonflowers:

1. Rose. The moon season belongs to the genus Rosaceae, so when we graft the moon season, the stump selected can be rose, and the wild rose is better, because its family is more pure. Rose and Yueji belong to the same family and genus, so when grafted, the survival rate will be higher.

When using roses to graft the moon season, choose a straight-dried rose, the height can vary from 20 to 50cm, and the specific height can be placed on the balcony or in the garden.

2. Roses. Roses can also be grafted, because roses and roses belong to the Rosaceae genus, so they can also be used to graft the moon, and the survival rate is also very high.

The use of rose stumps to graft the moon season is also in the spring and autumn season, because the spring and autumn seasons belong to the period of vigorous growth of roses and the moon season. Moreover, the method of grafting can be split or the method of relying on some grafting.

Grafting precautions.

Grafting is generally carried out in August and September in autumn. The choice of branches is very important, and the rootstock is selected as the rootstock that grows relatively strong and does not have diseases. As rootstock branches, they can be cut off in time when they begin to germinate and grow, and the survival rate of grafting is also the highest at this time.

When grafting, the method must be correct, and the xylem at the top of the rootstock can be cut off and the surrounding epidermis can be peeled off. Cut an opening at the end of the xylem with a knife, and the axillary bud part should also be properly cleaned for the shoot, just keep 1-2 shoots. This reduces nutrient consumption and facilitates survival.

There are many kinds of trees that can be grafted, as long as they are trees of the Rosaceae family, the common ones are large-leaved roses, Japanese thornless roses, pink roses, mountain thorn roses, ten sisters, etc.

If you graft with the above, it will be more resistant to disease and will grow stronger. From the top of the tree, cut a branch of about 10 cm, keep one or two leaves, and cut the lower part into an oblique shape, and then the grafting can begin.

Relevant knowledge. 1. It takes time to graft the moon season.

The time spent on grafting needs to be determined according to the tree species, some tree species can be grafted in spring, and some trees can be in season all year round, however, it is recommended to choose spring and autumn to graft, so as to better ensure the survival rate of moon flowers.

2. Grafting the rootstock selection of the moon flower.

The rootstock root system selected for grafting the moon flower must be developed, because the root system is developed to better absorb nutrients, and the survival rate will be higher.

3. Grafting monthly flower moisture requirements.

Watering thoroughly at one time before grafting the moon flowers, so that the plants can absorb enough water, and graft about two days after watering, so as to ensure the separation effect, and the possibility of grafting survival will be higher.

4. How long does it take for grafting to survive.

As long as the temperature and time are right, and the rootstock has a well-developed root system, it will be able to grow rapidly in about a week to two weeks after grafting. If you find that there are more buds, it is recommended to dispose of some buds that are not growing well in time.

1. Wild rose tree, suitable for grafting of moon flowers, can improve the survival rate of plants. 2. Comets have strong recovery ability and low infection rate. 3. Fujimoto Himeotome is the most commonly used grafted variety of moon flowers.

4. Rosa grandiflora can improve the ornamental value of the moon flower and prolong its flowering period. 5. Dorothy, after grafting, it can quickly open flowers.

1. Wild rose tree

It is a plant of the Rosaceae family, so according to its growth structure, it is best to choose the wild rose tree as the rootstock when grafting, after grafting with the plant, the wound can be combined and grown faster, and it is conducive to the common absorption of nutrients by the plant, so that the survival rate will be relatively high.

2. Grafting time

Grafting the moon flower is not only to choose the right rootstock, but also need to be grafted at the right time, the moon flower is a kind of heat intolerant plant, so according to its growth habits, it is best to carry out in August and September every autumn, so that after a winter of recuperation, it can grow quickly and vigorously in the next spring.

3. Grafting method

When grafting, it is first necessary to cut a hole in the skin of one side of the rootstock stem and branch, and then cut a bud in the middle of the growing and disease-free moon flower branch, and then insert the bud into the rootstock incision, and finally need to wrap and fix the junction of the two with plastic film, and maintain it for a period of time in a semi-shaded and ventilated place.

Moonflower can be grafted on wild rose, large-leaved rose, wood rose, begonia tree, pearl plum, meadowsweet plum and other trees, in the process of grafting, to choose the growth of robust, with young shoots as the scion, and then prune out of the incision, fixed on the rootstock, and use plastic wrap wrap to fix, pay attention to the grafting to be carried out in spring and autumn.

1. Grafted tree species

The moon flower is a plant of the Rosaceae family, and the grafted rootstock is best to choose the same family, with strong affinity, such as a variety of wild roses, such as large-leaved roses, woody roses, etc., the root system of these varieties is more developed, the growth is relatively vigorous and the disease resistance is strong, which can provide sufficient nutrients for the grafted moon season.

2. Grafting method

The leaf buds that grow relatively robustly and without pests and diseases should be selected as the material, and the buds of about one centimeter should be taken to penetrate deep into the xylem of the moon season when the buds are taken, so that they have the ability to meristem growth. Make a cut in the rootstock, preferably trapezoidal, which favors the affinity of the grafting, but also deep into the xylem.

3. Grafting steps

By passing the removed buds through a water-permeable plastic bag, they can completely enter the gap in the wound of the rootstock. When tying, it should not be too loose, otherwise the wound will not heal if there is a gap, and it should not be tied too tightly, and the part of the bud is more fragile to avoid being overloaded. In about 20 days, the rootstock and buds will be able to grow together and can enter the normal management in the later stage.

4. Precautions

The grafting season can be selected in spring or autumn, when the temperature conditions are more suitable, which can improve the survival rate, and also pay attention to avoid rainy days, which are difficult to manage moisture in the rainy season. After grafting, it is necessary to water thoroughly once, keep the soil moist but not waterlogged, and cut it in time when new shoots grow on the rootstock to retain nutrients.

There are many species of trees that can be grafted with the moon, such as Rosa grandiflora, Thornless Mild, Pink Rose, Dutch Rose, Mountain Thorn Rose, Comet, Ten Sisters, Dorothy, Snow Showers, etc.

Normally, plants in the Rosaceae family can be grafted with the moon season, but when grafting, grafting varieties should be selected according to different needs. It can also be grafted with wild roses, and because of its disease resistance and tenacious vitality, it will grow better after grafting.

Precautions for grafting

1. Monthly grafting can be grafted in spring and autumn, with the highest survival rate of grafting in autumn, the temperature of grafting is 18-25, too early or too late grafting, will affect the survival rate, the grafting time in most areas is early September - mid to late October, and individual areas can advance or postpone the grafting time.

2. Select the old and mature branches for the scion for intercaled bud grafting, and leave the upper end of the bud piece blank, which can improve the survival rate of grafting and avoid the healing tissue from pushing the bud out.