Which kind of Robinia pseudoacacia can be grafted with roses
Article Abstract: This article discusses which kind of Robinia pseudoacacia can be grafted with roses and includes detailed information on the related aspects of green plant grafting methods. Next, the editor will provide you with a detailed explanation.
Rose grafting cannot use Robinia pseudoacacia wood. Roses belong to the Rosaceae family, and the best rootstock for grafting roses is various wild roses, such as mountain roses, tea roses, and large-leaf roses. These varieties have developed root systems and strong disease resistance. The methods of grafting roses usually include bud grafting and branch grafting. Bud grafting has a higher survival rate and is significantly better than ground planting in terms of stems, leaves, and flowers. The grafted rose branches and leaves are higher above the ground, with good ventilation and light, and almost no disease infection. Next, let's talk about the grafting methods of roses specifically.
1. Grafting Time
Roses can be grafted all year round, but due to the low temperature in winter, the growth of roses is slow and the survival rate of grafted branches is low. The best time to graft roses is in spring and autumn when they are growing vigorously and have a high survival rate of grafts.
2. Rose Branch Grafting
Rose branch grafting can use cleft grafting, selecting a relatively thick tree as the rootstock, and then making a suitable-sized V-shaped incision on the rootstock before inserting the rose branch into it and tying it tightly with a plastic bag. You can also choose the cut grafting method, cutting the stem of the rose into a cutting, and then cutting a matching incision on the rootstock before inserting it and tying it tightly.
3. Rose Bud Grafting
The bud grafting position should be as close to the ground as possible, and the rootstock should be planted slightly deeper. When bud grafting, remove the cultivated soil and graft above the rootstock. It is best to choose a bud that is slightly germinating in the middle of the branch for bud grafting, round it 1 cm below the bud, and then make a suitable-sized incision on the rootstock to镶嵌 it tightly, followed by watering and maintenance. Common bud grafting methods also include the T-bud grafting, where the small bud of the rose is first removed, and then a T-shaped incision is cut on the rootstock. The small bud is removed from the water, the outer bark is peeled off, and it is inserted into the incision and wrapped with film for maintenance.
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