Time and method of mulberry grafting

Spring is suitable for mulberry grafting, because mulberry trees grow vigorously in spring, and the specific grafting time is mid-March. At this time, the climate is very suitable. Mulberry can adapt to the grafting environment as soon as possible after grafting, resume normal growth and have a high survival rate.

Mulberry grafting

Grafting preparation: First of all, we need to choose mulberry branches with healthy buds and no pests and diseases as scions, and also choose healthy plants as rootstocks. Before planting, we need to disinfect scions and rootstocks to improve the survival rate of mulberry grafting. Grafting: First cut the lower part of the scion with a blade at an included angle of 30 degrees, then cut the same oblique wound at the corresponding position of the rootstock, then firmly fix the wounds of the rootstock and the scion, and wrap the marriage joint with plastic film to make it waterproof.

Matters needing attention in mulberry grafting

1. When mulberry trees are grafted, we should also observe the weather to prevent the rain from affecting the grafting effect. After grafting, it is necessary to prevent people and animals, wind and other reasons from driving the scion, resulting in grafting failure. 2. Prevent grafted mulberry branches from growing rootstocks. Generally, rootstocks are checked every 15~30 days, and new buds are found. Erase them immediately to avoid affecting the survival rate. 3. If the mulberry is grafted in the open air, it must be tied tightly with adhesive tape to facilitate wound healing and prevent the inflow of raw water from affecting the survival rate.