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Cactus grafting Christmas Cactus is the best in several months

Saul Goodman
2020-05-08 11:22:33
The best way for cactus grafting is from late spring to early summer or from late summer to early autumn. Specifically, from May to September, the grafted part with proper temperature can heal faster, improve the survival rate and promote flowering. When grafting, proper rootstock and scion should be selected so as to make the grafting more successful. In addition, pay attention to the maintenance method after completion, do not see the light, touch the water, and also control the temperature above 20 degrees.

I. grafting time

Cactus grafting Christmas Cactus in late spring and early summer or late summer and early autumn is the best, specifically between May and September, when the temperature is between 20 ℃ and 25 ℃, the temperature appropriate grafting part can heal faster, and the survival rate will be higher, but also promote flowering.

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2. Grafting method

When grafting, choose a strong rootstock, be careful not to be too tender. The scion should be cut off on the slightly lignified mother plant, and then the bottom side should be wedge-shaped with a blade to expose the white part. After that, cut a cactus across the leaves, and insert two centimeters down the incision to make the incision V-shaped. Then insert the processed scion, gently pinch it and clamp it with a small clip.

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3. Maintenance after grafting

After grafting, it should be placed in a cool and airy place, not in a hurry to see the light and avoid sunburn. If the plant doesn't wither, it can be proved that it has survived. During this period, it should be noted that the grafting place should not be stained with water, and the temperature should be controlled, the temperature should be above 20 degrees, if the environment is low temperature, it should be covered with plastic bags for heat preservation. After the survival, pay attention to the appropriate amount of fertilizer, nutrient enough to faster and more vigorous growth.

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