The method of breeding cherry seedlings within one year by grafting first and then cutting with large branches
A technology for cherries and cuttings, which is applied in the field of cultivating cherries into seedlings within one year by first grafting and then large branch cuttings, can solve the problems of high cost of cherries and seedlings, short applicable grafting time, low commerciality of seedlings, etc. The seedling height is neat and the effect of reducing production costs
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[0028]A method of grafting first and then cutting large branches to breed cherry seedlings within one year, comprising the following steps:
[0029] (1) Preservation of dormant scions of fine cherry varieties
[0030] From the branches pruned in winter of adult trees of fine cherry varieties, select 1-year-old peripheral thick and developed branches with high lignification, full development, full buds, and no pests and diseases, and cut them into 40-50cm scion strips. Cut the lower end of the scion strips first. Carry out wax seal treatment at the mouth, hang the label; dig a pit in the shade, the depth and width are one meter each, and the length is determined by the amount of scion bar; the scion bar, sand and the periphery of the pit are all disinfected with 800 times carbendazim solution ( In order to prevent the growth of miscellaneous bacteria), the humidity of the sand should be held in a ball by hand, and it will disperse when opened; first spread a layer of 5cm thick ...
Embodiment 2
[0045] A method of grafting first and then cutting large branches to breed cherry seedlings within one year, comprising the following steps:
[0046] (1) Preservation of dormant scions of fine cherry varieties
[0047] From the branches pruned in winter of adult trees of fine cherry varieties, select 1-year-old peripheral thick and developed branches with high lignification, full development, full buds, and no pests and diseases, and cut them into 40-50cm scion strips. Cut the lower end of the scion strips first. Carry out wax seal treatment at the mouth, hang the label; dig a pit in the shade, the depth and width are one meter each, and the length is determined by the amount of scion bar; the scion bar, sand and the periphery of the pit are all disinfected with 800 times carbendazim solution ( In order to prevent the growth of miscellaneous bacteria), the humidity of the sand should be held in a ball by hand, and it will disperse when opened; first spread a layer of 5cm thick...
Embodiment 3
[0062] A method of grafting first and then cutting large branches to breed cherry seedlings within one year, comprising the following steps:
[0063] (1) Preservation of dormant scions of fine cherry varieties
[0064] From the branches pruned in winter of adult trees of fine cherry varieties, select 1-year-old peripheral thick and developed branches with high lignification, full development, full buds, and no pests and diseases, and cut them into 40-50cm scion strips. Cut the lower end of the scion strips first. Carry out wax seal treatment at the mouth, hang the label; dig a pit in the shade, the depth and width are one meter each, and the length is determined by the amount of scion bar; the scion bar, sand and the periphery of the pit are all disinfected with 800 times carbendazim solution ( In order to prevent the growth of miscellaneous bacteria), the humidity of the sand should be held in a ball by hand, and it will disperse when opened; first spread a layer of 5cm thick...
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