Grafting seedling method for improving adaptability of blueberries to soil with high pH value
A technique of grafting seedlings and adaptability, which is applied in the field of vegetative propagation of blueberry high-quality and high-resistant seedlings of emerging characteristic fruit trees. The effect of easy material acquisition
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[0047] The grafting and breeding method for improving blueberry adaptability to high pH soil of the present invention will be described in detail below.
[0048] (1) Construction of cuttings and picking nursery: In late autumn or early spring, excavate wild black rice tree plants with similar site conditions and good growth, cut off diseased branches, dead branches, and thin branches, and select 3 to 5 strong branches to trim them into 50-50-50 60cm high shrub type, according to 80cm×150cm row spacing, ditching or ridging and planting in the ear picking nursery, apply enough base fertilizer, and strengthen management. In the year of planting, the ear-picking nursery can provide some cuttings of rootstock seedlings, and the output will increase significantly in the following year. Attention should be paid to pruning in summer to keep the crown ventilated and light-transmitting.
[0049] (2) Cultivation of rootstock seedlings: in the first ten days of June of the growing season,...
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