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How to graft Michelia champaca

The editor will tell you how to graft Michelia champaca and introduce the grafting methods of this green plant flower. Please see the detailed introduction below.

Michelia champaca, also known as white magnolia or white玉兰, is a plant of the Magnoliaceae family, Michelia genus. Its appearance is pure white and its fragrance is delightful, making it a famous ornamental flower. The propagation method of Michelia champaca is mostly grafting. Next, I will introduce the specific grafting methods.

I. Grafting Methods

1. Selecting the rootstock and scion

The rootstock can be either Michelia or玉兰, and branches with a diameter greater than 5 millimeters should be chosen; select a healthy and vigorous branch as the scion. Choosing suitable and good rootstock and scion can increase the survival rate.

2. Treating the cut

Use a sharp and sterilized pair of scissors, which can make the cut smoother. Cut a rectangle about 1-1.5 centimeters long and 3-5 millimeters wide at the bottom of the rootstock, and make the same cut on the scion.

3. The grafting process

Align the cuts of the rootstock and scion, then tightly tie them together with materials like rubber, and wrap them with film or plastic bags to prevent rainwater or diseases and pests from causing the cut to rot.

II. Post-Grafting Care

1. Watering

Keep the plant dry for a period after grafting, do not water it, and avoid spraying water on the plant, as well as pay attention to rainwater drainage. Michelia champaca likes moisture but is afraid of waterlogging. Once the plant resumes normal growth, be careful not to overwater to avoid waterlogging.

2. Sunlight

Avoid direct sunlight until it adapts to the environment, then move it outdoors to receive ample sunlight.

3. Soil

After the plant takes root, it can be transplanted to new potting soil. The soil should not be too dry and should be kept slightly moist, preferably choosing loose and fertile slightly acidic soil.

The above is a detailed explanation of how to graft Michelia champaca and understand the grafting methods, for your reference and suggestions!