Method of grafting Cereus peruvianus onto Disocactus
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The rootstock for grafting Disocactus can be chosen from cacti like Cereus peruvianus, etc. Taking Cereus peruvianus as an example, the following is an introduction to its grafting method, which is carried out from April to May, selecting a vigorous Cereus peruvianus as the rootstock.
1. Make a horizontal cut with a disinfected sharp knife at an appropriate position on the Cereus peruvianus
2. Make a vertical cut 1 to 2 centimeters deep in the shape of a "V" at the top pith of the Cereus peruvianus
3. Remove 1 to 2 healthy stem segments from the top of the Disocactus as scions, and cut the lower end of the scion into a "V" shape.
4. Immediately insert the scion into the center of the cut on the Cereus peruvianus and seal the entire cut with wax.
5. Continue to make a "V" shaped cut on each of the three edges of the Cereus peruvianus, and insert the three prepared scions into the three prismatic splits of the Cereus peruvianus, immediately sealing with wax.
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