When is the best time to graft? What are some tips to improve survival rates?

Moon Creek is the most widely planted flower, and it is skillful in planting multiple colors of Moon Creek trees for one tree. The following is a brief introduction to the Yuexi grafting time and precautions.

Yuexi grafting can be grafted in spring and autumn, the survival rate of grafting in autumn is the highest, the grafting temperature is 18 25, too early or too late grafting will affect the survival rate, the grafting time in most areas is from early September to mid to late October, and individual areas can advance or postpone the grafting time. The moon flower is a flower that many people can choose from, and it has these three advantages. The first flower type has many colors, the second is adaptable and cold-tolerant, and the third has a long flowering period, and many people like to grow it at home.

But it is everyone's problem that they can't be planted well, and if it's grafted, it's easier to plant. When is the best time to graft the flowers? Introducing grafting methods for beginners!

The best grafting time is mainly from March to April in spring and September to October in autumn, but it is necessary to remind everyone that the grafting time in spring should not be too early, if it is too early, it will be difficult to heal the wound after grafting, and the grafting may fail. It can't be too late for grafting in the fall. I know that if it's too late, the temperature might drop.

After grafting, it is very unfavorable to the growth of moon flowers. Therefore, depending on the specific climate change in the region, grafting can only be successful if the right time is chosen. Choose the right flower, you can choose the eggplant that grows vigorously inside the flower, the eggplant is also rich in juice and nutrients, suitable for transplantation or grafting, and promotes faster recovery.

The cutting board is a plant with grafted flowers, so choose varieties that are easy to grow and have strong disease resistance, and the most suitable for grafting other flowers are Dr. Huey's flowers, woody flowers, roses, etc. Before grafting, it is necessary to water the pitcher, and also pay attention to the appropriate soil quality to add enough nutrients for the later grafting. Cut directly from the cambium layer of the moon flower and see if there are any buds.

The cut ears are immediately inserted into the cutting board. With the shoots facing up, close to the cutting board, split the T-shaped hole a little and let the shoots in. After the grafting is completed, it is fixed with grafting or other tape to completely wrap the grafted part.

Water the plants after grafting, grafting plants requires a lot of water. For the next two weeks, keep the soil moist, but not too moist and not waterlogged.

Flattening the cutting board incision allows you to see the metaphysical formation site, which is also helpful for later healing. When making a cut on a cutting board, the depth of the chisel is preferably at the point of metaphysical formation. The width depends on the size of the tangent, generally centimeters, 2-3 centimeters long is fine.

When grafting, the first thing to do is to choose the right cutting board, such as roses, roses, etc. The roots of the cutting board should grow healthy to improve resistance to pests and diseases, which helps in the growth of moon flowers.

The survival rate of grafting is high in spring or autumn. The specific months are between March and May and September and October, when the climate temperature is more suitable, the temperature is basically stable between 18 and 25 degrees, and the plants are also in the peak growing season, with stronger germination ability and faster wound healing. Techniques with a high survival rate, such as 1, choose a sunny day without wind for grafting, with the highest survival rate of grafting in the afternoon, and it is strictly forbidden to graft on rainy days.

2. Select the old and mature branches for the scion for incalculated bud grafting, and leave the upper end of the bud blank, which can improve the survival rate of grafting and avoid the healing tissue from pushing the bud out 3. 25-30 days after grafting, touch the bud lightly, and the petiole will automatically fall off, and you can choose the cloudy afternoon to untie the film. 4. After another 7 days, cut off the rootstock about 15 cm above the bud piece, and cut the upper rootstock again after the grafted bud germinate, and keep 1 cm. After grafting, all sprouts from the rootstock are erased.

Moonflowers are suitable for grafting when they are dry in summer, so you can repair the leaves on the grafted branches to prevent nutrient waste, and at the same time apply nitrogen fertilizer to increase nutrients.

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, most of the grafting time is early September - mid to late October, individual areas can be advanced or postponed grafting time. Choosing old and mature branches for scion is embellished and the upper end of the bud piece is left blank, which can improve the survival rate of grafting and avoid the healing tissue from pushing the bud out.

The best time for grafting is in spring and autumn every year.

Spring and autumn are the seasons of vigorous growth, the climate is suitable, and it is easy to survive after grafting. After grafting in spring and autumn, cuttings can grow rapidly, so that the wounds of branches and cuttings can heal quickly, and the purpose of reproduction can be achieved. Summer and winter are not very suitable for grafting, summer temperatures are high, sunlight is strong, it is easy to burn branches, winter is in the dormant period, at this time grafting will cause frostbite and it is difficult to heal successfully.

The moon flower likes more nutritious and loose soil, such soil is more suitable for the growth of moon plants, but if there is no suitable soil, the general soil is not particularly problematic in spring, but the drainage of the container where the soil is located needs to be better. The suitable temperature for the growth of the moon flower is between 19 and 20 degrees Celsius, which can help the moon season to grow and develop better.

Matters needing attention for grafting

Choice when grafting: When grafting, you need to choose healthy rootstocks and scions. The rootstock should be a tree with a larger diameter and a thicker trunk, while the scion should be a well-growing, pest-free branch or leaf.

In addition, it should be noted that different varieties of moon season are suitable for different grafting methods, which can be selected according to the actual situation.

Handling when grafting: When grafting, the rootstock and scion need to be sharpened and cut with a knife. A section of bark from the rootstock is then cut off to expose the xylem inside, and the scion is inserted into it and secured with straps.

Finally, the grafted site is coated with a healing agent to promote healing and rooting.

Pay attention to post-grafting management: Special attention needs to be paid to management and protection after grafting. Keep the soil moist during the growing period, but don't overwater it.

At the same time, it is also necessary to avoid direct sunlight and dry environment, so as not to affect the healing and rooting effect. If there is a situation of pests and diseases, corresponding control measures should be taken in time.

The time for grafting moon trees is generally in mid-May and late September in the areas north of the Yangtze River in China, and in the areas south of the Yangtze River in mid-April and late October. The survival rate is highest in spring and autumn.

Generally, the rainy season is not suitable for grafting, and spring grafting should not be too early, because the temperature is too low and the wound is difficult to heal. Grafting in autumn should not be too late, and the temperature is low, which will affect the growth.

Spring and autumn are suitable for grafting, and the grafting of the moon season is generally mainly in autumn.

Grafting is often used as rootstock from wild rose, which is divided into two types: bud grafting and branch grafting. The bud grafting has a high survival rate, generally carried out in August to September, and the grafting site should be as close to the ground as possible, the specific method is: make a "T" shaped incision on the skin with a bud grafting knife on the side of the rootstock stem branch, and then select the bud graft from the middle of the branch that grows well in the current year of the rose.

After inserting the bud into the "T" shaped incision, tie it with a plastic bag and shade it properly, so that it will heal after about two weeks.

If you want to graft successfully, you must first choose the right grafting time, May and December are the best times for the grafting season, Xiaoyou teaches you how to choose the materials required for grafting (wood and cuttings), as well as grafting practice.

1. The life span of grafted moon flowers is still relatively long under the condition of proper maintenance, and the survival time is basically more than ten years.

2. The difficulty of potted moon flower maintenance is relatively large, basically every 1-2 years to change the pot, due to the maintenance environment, soil and other reasons, the quality and time of survival is definitely not as good as the ground planting. After grafting and survival, the plastic film should be removed to avoid affecting its growth.

1.Moon-season grafting is a commonly used propagation method, and under normal circumstances, the wound will heal after about two weeks of grafting.

2.Grafting can be done using either budding or grafting, and budding will be easier to survive.

3.Grafting is usually done in autumn, but can be carried out in August and September, and wild roses are often used as rootstocks.

4.It is important to note that after grafting, do not bask in the sun first, and shade the wound before healing.

1. The grafting time varies from region to region. The south of the Yangtze River is from mid-April to late October, and the north of the Yangtze River has a relatively cold climate. From mid-May to late September, the spring and autumn seasons are most suitable.

2. It is best to choose wild roses for grafted rootstocks, which have a more developed root system and strong disease resistance, and the survival rate of grafting with it is higher.

3. This is the most commonly used budding method, and the operation is relatively simple. First, select the scion, cut the sturdy shoots from the plant, remove the shoot from the middle, and pull out the 3cm from the top 1 cm of the bud.

4. Pick a smooth side of the branch and cut the pina to tilt it downward. Be careful not to hang up. Put the flower buds facing this connector and wrap them in a plastic bag.

5. In order to maintain the growth of the buds, 1 week after grafting, promote the fullness of the plant by hitting the top of the head at the top of the side branches.

6. When the sprouts grow to about 10 15 cm, remove the plastic bag tied to it. Proper application of water and fertilizer after plant growth can ensure the nutritional needs of the plant.