Grafting method of lollipop rose

Author:Jiang Hao Date:2022-04-01 06:51

When grafting, use thornless rose as rootstock. First dig out the bud point of rootstock, so that rose branches will not grow in the later stage. After that, we should deal with the scion, cut off a part of one end of the scion obliquely, and then insert it into the incision of the rootstock. We should pay attention not to insert it all, but leave it blank to avoid growing into a tumor in the future. After insertion, it should be wrapped with grafting film and moisturized, and the survival rate will be higher.

1、 Rootstock treatment

When grafting lollipop roses, you can use thornless rose as rootstock. You should dig out the bud points on the rose branches first, so that no rose branches will grow in the later stage. Don't worry about the wound. It will heal soon. Then cut it with a blade from the top position, and the length should be determined according to the length of the scion

chinese rose

2、 Scion treatment

Cut off one end of the scion to be grafted. Be careful not to hurt other bud points or hands. Try to cut it as smoothly as possible and cut it into an oblique angle

chinese rose

3、 Insert rootstock

After the scion is processed, it can be directly inserted into the incision. Note that it cannot be fully inserted during insertion. Leave some blank to prevent the junction from growing into tumor in the later stage. That is to leave blank for future healing

chinese rose

4、 Wrap grafting membrane

After insertion, it should be wrapped with a special grafting film in time. Only one bud point should be left on the outer branch, and all the others should be wrapped. It should be moisturized in order to survive faster. Special films are generally sold in flower shops. If plastic films are not used, it is also OK. In short, it is necessary to wrap and fix them well, and moisturizing treatment can succeed in grafting. Otherwise, the rapid loss of water will easily lead to grafting failure

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Grafting method of lollipop rose

Jiang Hao
2022-04-01 06:51
Description When grafting, use thornless rose as rootstock. First dig out the bud point of rootstock, so that rose branches will not grow in the later stage. After that, we should deal with the scion, cut off a part of one end of the scion obliquely, and then insert it into the incision of the rootstock. We should pay attention not to insert it all, but leave it blank to avoid growing into a tumor in the future. After insertion, it should be wrapped with grafting film and moisturized, and the survival rate will be higher.

1、 Rootstock treatment

When grafting lollipop roses, you can use thornless rose as rootstock. You should dig out the bud points on the rose branches first, so that no rose branches will grow in the later stage. Don't worry about the wound. It will heal soon. Then cut it with a blade from the top position, and the length should be determined according to the length of the scion

chinese rose

2、 Scion treatment

Cut off one end of the scion to be grafted. Be careful not to hurt other bud points or hands. Try to cut it as smoothly as possible and cut it into an oblique angle

chinese rose

3、 Insert rootstock

After the scion is processed, it can be directly inserted into the incision. Note that it cannot be fully inserted during insertion. Leave some blank to prevent the junction from growing into tumor in the later stage. That is to leave blank for future healing

chinese rose

4、 Wrap grafting membrane

After insertion, it should be wrapped with a special grafting film in time. Only one bud point should be left on the outer branch, and all the others should be wrapped. It should be moisturized in order to survive faster. Special films are generally sold in flower shops. If plastic films are not used, it is also OK. In short, it is necessary to wrap and fix them well, and moisturizing treatment can succeed in grafting. Otherwise, the rapid loss of water will easily lead to grafting failure

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