A kind of grafting method and application of rootstock broken branches and single buds of Rosa chinensis
A technology of rootstock and thorn rose, which is applied to the grafting of woody ornamental plants, the single-bud grafting of broken branches of rootstock of thorn rose, which can solve the problems of low grafting reproduction coefficient, narrow distribution of thorn rose, and long healing time of grafting joints, etc. , to achieve the effect of increasing the survival rate of grafting, increasing the reproduction coefficient, and being easy to popularize and apply
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[0023] (1) Cultivation and management of rootstock: in mid-October, plant well-grown Seven Sisters roses with a stem thickness of 0.8-1.2 cm and a length of 15-17 cm in the greenhouse. Plant 4 rows in each row, with a row spacing of 15×20 cm. The rows are planted against the edge of the border, and the plants are planted at an angle of 45-50° to the border. Before planting, apply 500-800 kg of organic fertilizer per acre in the soil, water once 15-20 days after planting, keep the soil moist, and use a compound fertilizer with N-P-K of 15-15-15 to dissolve in water every 40 days. The amount of fertilization per mu is 25 kg; after winter, the greenhouse is kept warm during the day and night, and the temperature at night is kept above 2°C, and the temperature during the day is kept above 10°C; every 30 days, use 1.8% arubicin 1500 times solution to prevent and control spider mites and Aphids once.
[0024] (2) Treatment of broken branches of rootstock: In mid-December, when the ...
Embodiment 2
[0037] (1) Rootstock cultivation management: In early July, the rootstocks were planted in the greenhouse, and the rest were the same as in Example 1.
[0038] (2) Scion selection: At the beginning of July, select new shoots of Rosa japonica with good growth and development as scions. Firstly, the new shoots are topped to promote the enrichment of new shoot tissues and the full development of bud eyes, and cultivate excellent scions. In mid-to-late August, the scions are collected 1-2 days before grafting, and after the scions are collected, they are packaged and transported in low temperature and moisture to prevent the scions from mildew and dehydration.
[0039] (3) Grafting: Grafting and operation method are the same as embodiment 1.
[0040] (4) Management after grafting
[0041] 1) Temperature control: The temperature is relatively high from August to September. Through shading and ventilation to cool down, the night temperature is controlled between 12-14°C and the day...
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