Jasmine Grafting Method
Life knowledge section, about the timing and techniques of jasmine grafting, here are some useful experiences. The following is a detailed sharing.
Jasmine can be grafted, and the grafting period is usually in the spring when the axillary buds just start to germinate. At this time, the interface can heal quickly, which is beneficial for improving the survival rate of grafting. Under normal conditions, about ten days after the completion of the grafting work on the jasmine plant, the binding material should be promptly removed to avoid affecting its growth. It is necessary to pay more attention to observation to prevent death due to poor healing.
Jasmine Grafting Time
In the transition period from spring to summer, May to June, and around the time of White Dew in autumn, that is, September and October of each year, the temperature conditions have gradually stabilized and are generally warm, with sufficient lighting conditions as well. In such a favorable environment, the jasmine plant is in a period of rapid growth, and grafting at this time can also allow the scion to grow rapidly with the strong push of the weather.
Jasmine Grafting Techniques
1. Selecting the Scion
Select a one-year-old mature branch that has fully developed, cut it into a scion with a pair of axillary buds and 2-3 centimeters in length, and then use a grafting knife to cut two smooth斜面 (oblique faces) of different sizes at the base of the scion.
2. Processing the Rootstock
Trim the rootstock flat 5-10 centimeters from the ground, and then cut a V-shaped notch in the rootstock to facilitate the grafting process.
3. Performing the Grafting
Insert the long part of the jasmine into the rootstock incision, aligning them as a whole, and then tie them tightly.
The above is the explanation of jasmine grafting techniques and the timing of jasmine grafting, hoping to bring a little help to your life!