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There is a knack for grafting red bayberry seedlings.

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Red bayberry seedlings generally use branch grafting, mainly cutting grafting. The scion selected the high-yielding tree with strong growth and entered the full fruit stage, and cut the 1-2-year-old branches from the periphery of the middle and upper part of the crown. Wild seeding seedlings or self-sowing trees were selected as rootstocks to sow seeds, and the seedlings were cultured after 2-3 years. The grafting of red bayberry is carried out before sprouting in spring.

Red bayberry seedlings generally use branch grafting, mainly cutting grafting. The scion selected the high-yielding tree with strong growth and entered the full fruit stage, and cut the 1-2-year-old branches from the periphery of the middle and upper part of the crown. Wild seeding seedlings or self-sowing trees were selected as rootstocks to sow seeds, and the seedlings were cultured after 2-3 years. The grafting of red bayberry is carried out before sprouting in spring, and early grafting is more advantageous, but if it is too late, the survival of the interface will be affected by sulfur injury. it is generally carried out from early February to late March. Each scion is 6-7 cm long and then wrapped with plastic film, preferably covered with soil to moisturize. The sap flow of bayberry is exuberant, which affects the survival rate of grafting, especially on large rootstocks. In order to restrain the tree potential and reduce the sap rise at the root, the following methods can be used. 1. Grafting on the spot and cutting off the root system. It is often used for 2-3-year-old rootstocks. After grafting, the rootstock is deeply cut off from both sides of the rootstock cultivation border and part of the main and lateral roots are cut off. 2. Grafting in different places. Before grafting, dig up the rootstock, cut off some of the main and lateral branches, change the land for planting, and then graft. 3. Indoor grafting. The rootstocks were dug up and grafted indoors, used for 2-3-year-old rootstocks, or 3-4-year-old rootstocks excavated from the mountains, then pseudo-planted or directly planted on the planting site. 4. Leave branches for grafting. The rootstocks are planted first, and then grafted on the spot, which are widely used for large rootstocks. That is, the grafting is carried out on the main branch and the other branch is left as a "hanging water branch" to attract water to flow to the branch and slow down the growth potential of the grafting part so as to improve the survival rate of grafting.

 
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