Grafting method for improving survival rate of lagerstroemia indica seedlings
A technology of red rocket crape myrtle and survival rate, which is applied in the directions of grafting, horticultural methods, botanical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of low survival rate of grafting, increased cost and efficiency of cultivation, unmatched rootstock varieties, etc., and achieves grafting. The method is scientific and reasonable, the wound healing is accelerated, and the effect of good viewing
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[0029] A grafting method for improving the survival rate of red rocket crape myrtle seedlings, comprising the following steps:
[0030] S1: Rootstock selection and treatment: choose a 10-year-old local fast-growing crape myrtle pile in Wuming District, Nanning City, with a thick and straight trunk, no pests and diseases, and no damage as a rootstock, saw it to a height of 0.8, and flatten the wounded surface. The two relative positions on the edge of the section are cut obliquely downward, exposing the cambium I, and spraying the nutrient solution;
[0031] S2: scion selection and treatment: choose 7-year-old red rocket crape myrtle 8 cm seedlings without pests and diseases and no damage as scions, and the buds in the middle of the branches are full and plump as buds; soak in nutrient solution for 4 hours before grafting;
[0032] S3: Grafting: Using the cutting method, cut obliquely downward on the wounded surface of the scion to form cambium II corresponding to cambium I, in...
Embodiment 2
[0035] A grafting method for improving the survival rate of red rocket crape myrtle seedlings, comprising the following steps:
[0036] S1: Rootstock selection and treatment: choose a 15-year-old local fast-growing crape myrtle pile in Wuming District, Nanning City, with a thick and straight trunk, no pests and diseases, and no damage as a rootstock. The two relative positions on the edge of the section are cut obliquely downward, exposing the cambium I, and spraying the nutrient solution;
[0037] S2: scion selection and treatment: choose 9-year-old red rocket crape myrtle 5 cm seedlings without pests and diseases and no damage as scions, and the buds in the middle of the branches are full and plump as buds; soak in nutrient solution for 5 hours before grafting;
[0038] S3: Grafting: Using the cutting method, cut obliquely downward on the scion wound surface to form cambium II corresponding to cambium I, insert cambium II into cambium I and tie it tightly, and control the te...
Embodiment 3
[0041] A grafting method for improving the survival rate of red rocket crape myrtle seedlings, comprising the following steps:
[0042]S1: Rootstock selection and treatment: choose a 25-year-old local fast-growing crape myrtle pile in Wuming District, Nanning City, with a thick and straight trunk, no pests and diseases, and no damage as a rootstock, saw it to a height of 1.2m, and flatten the wounded surface The two opposite positions on the edge of the section are cut downwards, exposing the cambium I, and spraying the nutrient solution;
[0043] S2: scion selection and treatment: select 6-year-old red rocket crape myrtle 6 cm seedlings without pests and diseases and no damage as the scion, and the full and full buds in the middle of the branches are used as the graft; soak in nutrient solution for 3 hours before grafting;
[0044] S3: Grafting: Using the cutting method, cut obliquely downward on the wounded surface of the scion to form cambium II corresponding to cambium I, ...
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