Cultivating method for combined potted landscape of jatropha integerrima and jatropha curcas
A technology of changing leaf coral flower and cultivating method, which is applied in the field of cultivating leaf changing coral flower-Jatropha compound bonsai, and can solve problems such as no research reports on Jatropha curcas and changing leaf coral flower.
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[0025] On March 4, 2010, 10 2-year-old Jatropha curcas were excavated in the field and transplanted into flower pots. The transplanting substrate is peat soil: yellow core soil: river sand = 2:1:1, and a small amount of decomposed chicken manure is added as base fertilizer. Prune the Jatropha curcas, leave the stump 60cm high as a whole, divide it into 2 levels from bottom to top, keep 3 branches, and the length of each branch is 50cm. Jatropha curcas all resumed growth in mid-April, and interspecific grafting began on May 5. Cut off 3 branches reserved on the Jatropha stump, and each branch retains a length of 30cm. Select 2 jatropha branches that are located in the lower layer to graft, and keep 1 branch of the upper layer of jatropha curcas without grafting. Select the variable leaf coral flower plant of the pink flower variety, cut the semi-lignified branches as spikes, and perform branching as required. After grafting, do a good job of management as required. On May 2...
Embodiment 2
[0027] On March 28, 2011, 10 3-year-old jatropha trees were excavated in the field and transplanted into flowerpots. The transplanting substrate is peat soil: yellow heart soil: river sand = 2:1:1, and a small amount of phosphorus fertilizer is added as base fertilizer. Prune the Jatropha curcas, leave the stump 70cm high as a whole, divide it into 3 levels from bottom to top, keep 4 branches, and the length of each branch is 40cm. Jatropha curcas all resumed growth in late April, and interspecific grafting began on May 25. Cut off 4 branches reserved on the Jatropha stump, and each branch retains a length of 20cm. Select 2 branches that are located in the lower layer of Jatropha curcas and 1 branch of the middle layer to graft, and keep 1 branch of the upper layer of Jatropha curcas without grafting. Select the variable-leaved coral flower plant of the safflower variety, cut the annual lignified branches as spikes, and perform grafting as required. After grafting, do a goo...
Embodiment 3
[0029] On April 4, 2012, 10 4-year-old Jatropha curcas were excavated in the field and transplanted into flower pots. The transplanting substrate is peat soil: yellow core soil: river sand = 2:1:1, and a small amount of decomposed chicken manure is added as base fertilizer. Prune the Jatropha curcas, leave the stump 80cm high as a whole, divide it into 3 levels from bottom to top, keep 5 branches, and the length of each branch is 30cm. Jatropha curcas all resumed growth in early May, and interspecific grafting began on June 12. Cut off 5 branches reserved on the Jatropha stump, and each branch retains a length of 10cm. Select 3 branches of Jatropha curcas located in the lower layer and the middle layer for grafting, and keep 1 branch of the upper layer and the middle layer of Jatropha curcas without grafting. At the same time, select the variegated coral flower plants of safflower and pink flower varieties, cut the lignified branches of nearly one year as spikes, and graft t...
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