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Inducing method for water roots of plants

A water rooting and plant growth regulator technology, applied in the field of plant cultivation, can solve the problems of abnormal growth, expensive flowers, short viewing period, etc., and achieve the effect of prolonging the viewing period, convenient management and prolonging the viewing time

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-02-03
SHANGHAI VINE GARDENING TECH
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But because it has no root system, it cannot grow normally, so the viewing period is very short, some even only about 3 days, but the price of flowers is relatively expensive. It can only be viewed for about a week, which is also the biggest reason why many people who want to be romantic are discouraged. It is not affordable, but if the above-mentioned beautiful flowers can be admired for a month or even several months, it will definitely be more attractive to buyers.

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[0038] Embodiment: the flower branch of hydrangea is induced rooting

[0039] The rooting method of the present invention is adopted to induce the rooting of hydrangea flowers.

[0040] Hydrangea, also known as hydrangea, is a plant of the genus Hydrangea in the saxifrage family. The leaves are large, opposite, with rough serrations on the edges, the branchlets are thick, with obvious lenticels, and the flowers are large and variable in color, white at first, and then turn blue or pink. Moisture-resistant, not cold-resistant, likes warmth and humidity, less pests and diseases.

[0041] Rooting hydrangea shoots involves the following steps:

[0042] 1. Select the hydrangea plant that grows vigorously and the flower buds differentiate or appear small flower buds, cut it off, the incision will be smooth, and cut the length of 10-50cm (the person who arranges the flowers can select the length according to needs, in this embodiment, respectively Choose 10, 30, 50cm for cultivati...

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[0059] Embodiment 2: the floral branch of Chinese rose induces rooting

[0060] The rooting method of the present invention is adopted to induce the rooting of rose branches.

[0061] Chinese rose is a plant of the genus Rosa in the family Rosaceae. Rose is an upright shrub with thick, cylindrical branches and short thick hooked prickles. The leaflets are broadly ovate or ovate-oblong in shape, the base of the leaflet is round or broadly wedge-shaped, the edge of the leaflet is sharply serrated, and both sides are nearly glabrous. The top of the rose leaves are dark green with luster, and the bottom is lighter than the top. The natural flowering period of rose is from August of the current year to April of the following year. The flowers are large, unfold from the inside to the outside, and have a strong aroma. They are widely used in horticultural cultivation and cut flowers.

[0062] The rooting of Chinese rose branches includes the following steps:

[0063] 1. Select a ...

Embodiment 3

[0078] Embodiment 3: rose branch induces rooting

[0079] Rooting induction is carried out to flower branches of roses by adopting the flower arrangement method of the present invention for root induction.

[0080] Rose is a plant of the genus Rosa in the family Rosaceae. Erect shrubs, clustered, with stout stems, branchlets densely tomentose, with needles and glandular hairs, prickles covered with tomentose. Flowers solitary in leaf axils, or in clusters, with glandular hairs on margins of bracts, covered with tomentose. Rose is an important ornamental plant with high economic value.

[0081] Rooting rose branches involves the following steps:

[0082] 1. Select a plant that grows robustly and has differentiated flower buds, and cut it off, with a smooth cut, and a cut length of 10-50cm (it can be cut to a certain length according to needs).

[0083] Remove part of the leaves and leave 2-4 leaves.

[0084] 2. Before inducing rooting, use fungicide 50% chlorothalonil wett...

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Abstract

The invention provides an inducing method for water roots of plants. The inducing method is used for prolonging a viewing period of plants used for flower arrangement and is characterized by comprising following steps of: step 1, selecting arranged plants; step 2, utilizing a bactericide to process branches of arranged flowers; step 3, utilizing a plant growth regulator to process branches of arranged flowers; step 4, inducting water roots; and step 5, adding a nutrient solution for maintenance. The inducing method for water roots of plants has following beneficial effects: roots of arranged flowers processed by the method do not easily rot; arranged flowers are easily managed and are clean and hygienic; due to a long growth period, appreciation in a whole flowering stage is achieved such that an appreciation period can last one and even more than several months; the restriction on appreciating fresh cut flowers for a short period of time is eliminated on an original market for flower arrangement; combinability and variability are obtained; arranged flowers with roots in different kinds can be combined at will so as to satisfy the requirement for a flower market of people; and the inducing method has great market value.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of plant cultivation, in particular to a method for inducing aquatic rooting of plants, which is mainly used for prolonging the ornamental period of plants for flower arrangement. Background technique [0002] Fresh cut flowers have always occupied a large proportion in the flower and tree market, especially fresh cut flowers imported from abroad, such as blue enchantress, carnation, gerbera, etc., have always been sought after by people. But because it has no root system, it cannot grow normally, so the viewing period is very short, some even only about 3 days, but the price of flowers is relatively expensive. It can only be viewed for about a week, which is the biggest reason why many people who want to be romantic are discouraged. It is not affordable, but if the above-mentioned beautiful flowers can be admired for a month or even several months, it will definitely be more attractive to buyers. [0003] Based on t...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01G31/00A01G7/06
Inventor 卢鹏刘起东张磊刘朋李可欣闫思旭
Owner SHANGHAI VINE GARDENING TECH
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