Rapid rooting seedling-raising method for mulberry branches
A technology for mulberry branches and mulberry tree cutting, which is applied to the field of rapid rooting and seedling raising of mulberry branches, can solve the problems of low transplanting survival rate, low seedling raising efficiency, long seedling raising period and the like, and achieves high transplanting survival rate, high seedling raising efficiency and seedling raising. short cycle effect
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[0023] Embodiment 1 discloses a kind of method for rapid rooting and seedling raising of mulberry branches, comprising the following steps:
[0024] Step 1. Incision
[0025] Such as figure 1 As shown, 50-60 days before the cutting of the mulberry tree, cut a crescent-shaped incision with a knife along the bud base at 3-5cm above the base of the branch 1, and then cut another incision of the same size on the opposite side of the crescent-shaped incision. The length of the shaped incision is 5mm, the height is 1mm, and the depth is just to reach the xylem; every 2-3 buds along the branch, repeat the above incision step;
[0026] Step 2. Incision processing
[0027] Apply rooting agent at the otch in step 1 with a writing brush, the rooting agent in embodiment 1 is the mixed solution that the concentration that is deployed into by indole acetic acid, indole butyric acid, ABT rooting powder and naphthalene acetic acid is 20ppm. After coating, wrap the cuts with rooting substra...
Embodiment 2
[0033] Embodiment 2 discloses a method for rapid rooting and seedling raising of mulberry branches. About 2 months before the cutting of mulberry branches, at 5 cm from the base of the branches, below the base of the buds, a crescent-shaped incision is carved with a knife along the base of the buds. The diameter should be 10mm in length and 5mm in height, and the depth should be just to the xylem, not too deep or too shallow; cut another roughly the same incision on the opposite side of the incision, and the total length of the incision should not exceed the circumference of the branch at the incision. Half of the length is appropriate. At the same time, in order not to affect the nutrient transport of the branches, it is not suitable to cut directly under the mulberry leaves on both sides of the cut. After cutting a place, separate 3 buds along the branch, select the bud that is in a straight line with the original cut, and cut again in the same way above at the base and on th...
Embodiment 3
[0035] Embodiment 3 discloses a kind of rapid rooting and seedling raising method of mulberry branches, 2 months before the cutting of mulberry branches, at 3 cm from the base of the branches, below the base of the buds, a crescent-shaped incision is carved with a knife along the base of the buds, according to the position of the branches at the incision position Diameter, length 5mm, height 1mm, depth just to the xylem, should not be too deep or too shallow; cut another roughly the same incision on the opposite side of the incision, the total length of the incision should not exceed half of the circumference of the branch at the incision At the same time, in order not to affect the nutrient transport of the branches, it is not suitable to cut directly under the mulberry leaves on both sides of the cut. After cutting a place, separate 2 buds along the branch, select the bud that is in a straight line with the original cut, and cut again in the same way at the base and on the op...
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