1、 Privet

Ligustrum lucidum and Osmanthus fragrans belong to Oleaceae plants, which have good affinity. Grafting can accelerate the growth of Osmanthus fragrans. In order to avoid fracture in the grafting place, it is generally necessary to find a lower position. The interface should also be longer to make the two fit more firmly. After grafting, don't rush to remove the binding, but wait until the next year

2、 Water wax

Wax and osmanthus are also plants of Oleaceae. Its root system is more developed, and the supply of water and nutrients is sufficient. Not only the survival rate of grafting is high, but also it can provide good drought resistance. However, due to the differences in the thickness of their branches, the overall shape may not be very beautiful

3、 Tassel

Compared with the above two, tassel is better in cold resistance, so it is very suitable for grafting in the north. It can grow in saline alkali soil, and the demand for planting is relatively low. At the same time, it can also provide sufficient nutrients to make osmanthus blossom more lush. Pay attention to fertilization during the growth period to avoid being fine at the top and coarse at the bottom

4、 Ilex microphylla

Ilex microphylla is not Ilex, but a plant of Ligustrum lucidum in Oleaceae, which is close to Osmanthus fragrans. When grafting, the position should be lower, so as not to cause coarseness at the top and fineness at the bottom