Embedded branch grafting method used for fruit tree bare stem branch supplement
A technology of inlaying grafting and fruit trees, which is applied in the field of branch management of fruit tree cultivation, can solve problems such as not densely bonded roots and spikes, not a method of patching bare branches, and slow healing of the interface, so as to improve the survival rate of grafting and save management costs , Improve the effect of healing speed
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[0031] Example 1:
[0032] 1) Cut the annual scion branches from the mother tree in winter or early spring, and store them in a cold storage or freezer at -4℃~-2℃ for future use;
[0033] 2) When fruit trees sprout in spring, extract scion branches and cut scion wax seals, leaving 3 buds for each scion, with a diameter of 1.5 cm;
[0034]3) Use a hand drill to drill holes in the grafting part of the bald trunk, with a diameter of 1.2cm and a depth of 1.5cm, and use a sharp knife to remove the burrs along the upper edge. The angle between the column axis of the upper and lower centers of the hole and the axis of the main trunk is 90°; if the main branch and other backbone branches are inlaid and grafted, holes should be drilled at suitable positions on both sides of the bald trunk, and the cylindrical axis of the circular hole should be clamped with the axis in the extension direction of the backbone branch. The angle is 60°, and it is in the same plane as the natural oblique ...
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[0038] Example 2:
[0039] 1) Cut the annual scion branches from the mother tree in winter or early spring, and store them in a cold storage or freezer at -4℃~-2℃ for future use;
[0040] 2) When fruit trees sprout in spring, extract scion branches and cut scion wax seals, leaving 3 buds for each scion, with a diameter of 1 cm;
[0041] 3) Use a hand drill to drill holes in the grafting part of the bald trunk, with a diameter of 0.8cm and a depth of 1.2cm, and use a sharp knife to remove the burrs along the upper edge. The angle between the column axis of the upper and lower centers of the hole and the axis of the main trunk is 60°; if the main branch and other backbone branches are inlaid and grafted, holes should be drilled at appropriate positions on both sides of the bald trunk, and the cylindrical axis of the circular hole should be clamped with the axis in the extension direction of the backbone branch. The angle is 60°, and it is in the same plane as the natural obliqu...
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[0045] Example 3:
[0046] 1) Cut the annual scion branches from the mother tree in winter or early spring, and store them in a cold storage or freezer at -4℃~-2℃ for future use;
[0047] 2) When fruit trees sprout in spring, extract scion branches and cut scion wax seals, leaving 3 buds for each scion, with a diameter of 0.8 cm;
[0048] 3) Use a hand drill to drill holes in the grafting part of the bald trunk, with a diameter of 0.6cm and a depth of 1cm, and use a sharp knife to remove the burrs along the upper edge. The angle between the column axis of the upper and lower circle centers and the axis of the main trunk is 75°; if the main branch and other backbone branches are inlaid and grafted, holes should be drilled in suitable parts on both sides of the bald trunk, and the angle between the axis of the cylinder and the axis of the extension direction of the backbone branch It is 60° and is in the same plane as the natural oblique branches on the bald trunk, avoiding inl...
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