Method for culturing camellia azalea nursery-grown plants by taking camellia japonica as rootstock
A red camellia and rootstock technology, applied in the directions of botanical equipment and methods, cultivation, horticulture, etc., can solve the problems of limiting the development prospect of landscape seedlings, lack of four seasons red camellia resources, etc., and achieves abundant source of rootstock resources, reduces cultivation risks, The effect of high transplant survival rate
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[0019] Adopt camellia as rootstock; select the main stem or branch with a diameter of 2 to 5 cm as the grafting branch; cut off the grafting branch with a saw, and use a grafting knife to remove the roughness of the saw edge and flatten it.
[0020] For scion selection, choose the lignified branch buds of the upper periphery of the canopy that grow robustly, have no pests and diseases, and have abundant bud eyes on the Four Seasons Red Camellia tree, and are 1 to 2 years old as scions.
[0021] Cutting and grafting, the grafting time is selected from February to April or September to October every year, and the scion is cut into small sections, each section is guaranteed to have 1 to 3 lateral buds, and the end of the lower bud of the scion is cut by 1 to 1 cm. 3 cm long long bevel, reaching 1 / 3 of the xylem; cut a 0.5-1 cm long short bevel at the opposite end of the long bevel; cut a straight knife downward at the scion part of the xylem edge of the rootstock section, rootstoc...
Embodiment 2
[0026] Adopt camellia as rootstock; select the main stem or branch with a diameter of 2 to 5 cm as the grafting branch; cut off the grafting branch with a saw, and use a grafting knife to remove the roughness of the saw edge and flatten it.
[0027] For scion selection, choose the lignified branch buds of the upper periphery of the canopy that grow robustly, have no pests and diseases, and have abundant bud eyes on the Four Seasons Red Camellia tree, and are 1 to 2 years old as scions.
[0028] Cutting and grafting, the grafting time is selected from February to April or September to October every year, and the scion is cut into small sections, each section is guaranteed to have 1 to 3 lateral buds, and the end of the lower bud of the scion is cut by 1 to 1 cm. 3 cm long long bevel, reaching 1 / 3 of the xylem; cut a 0.5-1 cm long short bevel at the opposite end of the long bevel; cut a straight knife downward at the scion part of the xylem edge of the rootstock section, rootstoc...
Embodiment 3
[0033] Adopt camellia as rootstock; select the main stem or branch with a diameter of 2 to 5 cm as the grafting branch; cut off the grafting branch with a saw, and use a grafting knife to remove the roughness of the saw edge and flatten it.
[0034] For scion selection, choose the lignified branch buds of the upper periphery of the canopy that grow robustly, have no pests and diseases, and have abundant bud eyes on the Four Seasons Red Camellia tree, and are 1 to 2 years old as scions.
[0035] Cutting and grafting, the grafting time is selected from February to April or September to October every year, and the scion is cut into small sections, each section is guaranteed to have 1 to 3 lateral buds, and the end of the lower bud of the scion is cut by 1 to 1 cm. 3 cm long long bevel, reaching 1 / 3 of the xylem; cut a 0.5-1 cm long short bevel at the opposite end of the long bevel; cut a straight knife downward at the scion part of the xylem edge of the rootstock section, rootstoc...
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