Inversed bark cutting side grafting method for crown changing of big walnut trees
A technology of upside-down cutting bark and big trees, applied in grafting, horticultural methods, botanical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of water filling and low survival rate of grafting, achieve small rootstock wounds, facilitate flower bud differentiation, and inhibit tree body The effect of vegetative growth
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[0039] Choose 20 rootstocks with a tree diameter of 6cm to 25cm and a tree age of 4-20 years, and graft new spikes of good varieties on the trunk of each tree or the smooth parts of larger branches according to the following steps.
[0040] First cross-saw a length of 5-8cm and a depth of 2-3mm in the xylem to see white (xylem) grooves about 3cm in length. Remove the bark of 2cm*2cm below the middle part of the crosscutting groove; vertically cut a knife vertically above the middle part of the crosscutting groove, reaching as deep as the xylem, and pry loose the phloem and xylem at the crosscutting groove and longitudinal incision with the blade to separate them.
[0041] Cut the scion; select a scion with a diameter of 1.0-2.0cm, a length of 15-25cm, full of buds and complete lignification, keep 2-5 buds, cut into a horse ear shape with a sharp knife, and cut the two edges of the back until white.
[0042] Cuttings: Use the cut scion to pry the phloem from the longitudinal cu...
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