Seedling breeding method for rapid rooting of hylocereus undatus cutting
A technology of pitaya and cuttings is applied in the field of seedling raising where pitaya cuttings take root quickly, can solve problems such as plant freezing injury and growth inhibition, and achieve the effects of high fruit setting rate, growth promotion and rich nutrition.
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[0017] A kind of method for raising seedlings of dragon fruit cuttings fast rooting, comprises the following steps:
[0018] (1) The seedling bed should choose a field that is ventilated to the sun, fertile in soil, and convenient for drainage and irrigation. Make a furrow with a furrow of 90 cm, and put a 15 cm thick substrate 10 cm below the furrow surface. The substrate is sand, soil, A mixture of organic fertilizer, perlite and decomposed bagasse, adjust the pH value of the substrate to 6.5, if it is lower than 6.5, use plant ash to improve;
[0019] (2) Select pure, robust growth, no pests and diseases, annual fully mature dragon fruit branches as cuttings, cut the base of the cuttings into a wedge shape and expose the xylem, the length is 1cm, and insert 0.2% high manganese after drying in the sun for 24 hours Soak in potassium acid disinfectant solution for 30 minutes, remove and dry in the air;
[0020] (3) Cutting time is selected in March. When cutting, insert the c...
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