Twig grafting method for engrafting in crown of camellia oleifera tree
A technology for high connection and replacement of crowns and twigs, applied in the directions of grafting, botanical equipment and methods, gardening, etc., can solve the problems of difficult to completely heal the grafted parts, inconvenient crown formation, modeling, drying and bursting of Camellia oleifera rootstocks, etc. Canopy formation, easy promotion, small grafting wound
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[0048] single bud cutting
[0049] 1. Rootstock processing: select 1 to 2 years old 4 to 7 side branches with a dry diameter of not less than 0.6 cm near the base (50 to 80 cm) of the main branch of the old camellia oleifera tree as grafted root stocks. Cut off the side branches about 4 to 8 cm away from the main branch, flatten the section with a knife, and then select a thicker part of the cortex on the rootstock, and cut down from the rootstock. The incision is 2 to 3 cm deep, and the width is equal to that of the scion used, and the incision should be smooth. 2. Cutting the scion: select the annual Camellia oleifera with good varieties and strong branches as the scion. Cut the lower end of the scion into a wedge shape with double slopes, and the slopes are 2 to 3 cm long. Leave 1 bud on the scion and cut off 1 cm above the bud.
[0050] 3. Insert the scion: Use a grafting knife to open the opening of the rootstock to ensure that the scion is aligned with the cambium of ...
Embodiment 2
[0054] 1. The opening of the rootstock is near the base (50-80cm) of the main branch of the old camellia oleifera tree, and 4-7 side branches with a trunk diameter of not less than 0.6cm that are 1-2 years old are selected as grafting rootstocks. Cut off the side branches about 4-8 cm away from the main branch, choose a smoother side, and cut an incision from top to bottom with a knife. Technical requirements: the peeled skin has a little xylem, and the cut surface should be flat and straight.
[0055] 2. Cut the bud slices. Select the full buds from the scion branches of the annual Camellia oleifera with good varieties and strong branches. At the upper part of the bud eye about 0.5cm, cut a knife straight toward the bottom of the bud. The length of the cut surface is about 2 to 3cm. At the lower 0.6-1cm, make an oblique cut at a 45-degree angle, (hold the petiole) and remove the bud slices. The bud slices should be smooth with a little xylem (be c...
Embodiment 3
[0059] Management after marriage
[0060] 1. Support: When the scion grows to 30 cm long, choose branches of about 1 meter to tie up on the opposite side of the interface as a pillar.
[0061] 2. Loosening: When the new bag grows to 20 centimeters, the plastic rope binding the bag should be cut off.
[0062] 3. De-sprouting: Before the sprouts are lignified, they should be de-sprouted, de-smashed, and de-sprouted several times.
[0063] 4. Topping: When the new shoot is 60 cm long and the side branches are 30 cm long, the topping should be done 2-3 times in the first year.
[0064] 5. Strengthen protection to prevent damage to humans and animals. Grafting tea gardens should prohibit the entry of people and animals to prevent the scion from being disturbed.
[0065] Effect example
[0066] The grafting method of the camellia oleifera with high grafting and crown replacement provided by the invention has achieved good results in actual production and planting. For example: ...
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