Does the grafting of pine needle peony blossom? Succulent God will tell you why.

Let's start with buying Shandong grafted pine needles last year. Last year, I bought 50 Shandong received goods through the forum, because the express jolt caused internal injury, a moment and a half after the hand will not be seen, after a period of time a lot of receiving interface rotten water, finally survived only 3, there are 5 survived through secondary grafting. Therefore, I think the probability of success may be a little low if you want to buy flowers who will land when you get them. My suggestion is to raise them for a year after you get them, grow strong and try to land again. The newly received goods are very fragile, because fragility makes the probability of landing lower.

The pine needles that survived last year have many flower buds, and one has been given to neighbors.

And why pine needles don't bloom.

To answer this question, we must first understand the childlike nature of plants.

I learned from fruit trees, so I used fruit trees as an example.

The ontogenetic life cycle of a fruit tree consists of two distinct developmental stages, namely, the juvenile stage (juvenile)(pure to grow a body) and the adult stage (capable of flowering and sowing seeds).

The stage change of fruit tree seedling starts from the meristem cell with the most vigorous division at the top of the branch, extends upward along the branch and gradually occurs and accumulates stage development substances.

Simply speaking, the fruit tree is developed to the adult stage, only the upper white part of the trunk is in the adult stage, the base of the trunk is still in the juvenile stage, and the middle tree is in the transitional stage.

In fruit tree production, most of the seedlings are obtained through grafting or cuttage. Scions are collected from the outer edge of the crown, so the flowering and fruiting are also early, and the lower sprouting branches (childlike) will never be used, otherwise the flowering and fruiting will wait until the monkey year.

Therefore, grafting with pine needle peony lateral buds emerging from the bottom of grafting, lateral buds are still in the juvenile stage, flowering of course slow. If you don't believe me, wait a few more years and try (manual squint smile)

Therefore, if you want to graft pine needles to bear fruit early, you still have to use the top buds to pick up flowers and mature early.

Do not believe to see these 5 last year's secondary grafting with the upper, blooming exuberant (May 1 went out to play too late to hit the seeds let me cry for a while)

Having said so much, it is only a family's words. Whether it is this reason or not, it still needs time and the inspection of the majority of flower friends.