How to graft sweet-scented osmanthus trees?

How to graft sweet-scented osmanthus trees? What are the methods of grafting Osmanthus fragrans? Ask netizens to help introduce that sweet-scented osmanthus grafting has the advantages of easy survival, fast forming and early flowering. The planting network has sorted out several grafting methods of sweet-scented osmanthus trees, which are listed below for netizens' reference. First of all, the cultivation of grafted rootstocks: the rootstocks used for grafting sweet-scented osmanthus include privet, tassel tree and so on. The rootstocks for grafting should be 2-3-year-old seedlings with a diameter of more than 1 cm or 2-3-year-old branches on perennial trees with robust growth, free from disease and insect pests. Osmanthus osmanthus scion selection: Osmanthus osmanthus, silver cinnamon, cinnamon, four season osmanthus and other varieties. First of all, sweet-scented osmanthus varieties can be selected according to their preferences and resource conditions, and then 2-3-year-old branches with strong growth, full development, no diseases and insect pests and moderate size can be selected as scions. Osmanthus fragrans grafting steps: 1, can be used to branch, cushion, frame, hanging, binding and other methods, sweet-scented osmanthus branches selected as scions and rootstock branches forward close. Then determine the suitable grafting position of rootstock and scion, and fix the position. 2. Cut the interface bevel at the grafting site between the rootstock and the scion. The slope is oval in shape, with a length of 3 cm ~ 5 cm, and the depth of the slope is generally no more than half of the thickness of the branch. 3. After the grafting and binding is completed, cut off the branches of the rootstock from 1 cm above the interface. 4. After grafting, if the branches sprout below the interface of the rootstock, it should be erased in time. From 31 to 35 days after grafting, the scion was cut off from the interface and separated from the mother. 5. From 3 to 5 days after cutting grafting, the scion branches and leaves grow normally and survive; if the leaves wilt and curl, that is, they do not survive, they should be re-grafted. After the grafting survived, the branches grow fast, and the binding rope is easy to be embedded in the bark to affect the growth, so the binding rope should be loosened in time. Click to get more sweet-scented osmanthus tree planting techniques