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Grafting time and method of persimmon

Jesse Pinkman
2020-07-03 08:30:05
Persimmon grafting is most suitable in spring, that is, from late March to late April. It is not suitable too early or too late. In addition to spring, it can also be selected in summer and autumn. The rootstock should be 1-3-year-old strong branches, and the scion should use the branches with good quality to ensure that there are no diseases and pests. It can be grafted in a T-shaped way, peel along the notch, and insert the scion into the T-shaped incision.

I. grafting time

The grafting time of persimmon trees is very important, which can determine the survival rate. The most suitable time in spring is from late March to late April, when the temperature is relatively stable, it is conducive to rooting. The most suitable time is around the middle of April, just when the buds begin to sprout, but the leaves haven't grown out yet, and the survival rate of grafting is the highest. If the time is too early and the temperature is relatively cold, it is unfavorable for growth. If the time is too late, the growth period happens to meet the hot summer period, and the survival rate decreases. Besides spring, you can also choose summer and Autumn

persimmon tree

2. Grafting method

1. Rootstock and scion: the best choice of rootstock is to use 1-3-year-old strong branches with a diameter of about 2cm thick and thin. The scion ensures smooth epidermis, plump bud points, no diseases and pests, and good quality. Generally, scions should be grafted immediately after cutting. If they can't be grafted directly, they need to be wrapped with wet sand and stored in low temperature.

persimmon tree

2. Grafting: it can be grafted in a T-shaped way. The rootstock is carved with a T-shaped shape, and the skin is uncovered along the notch. Hold the scion and insert it into the T-Notch, then close and align the bark on both sides.

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