The best grafting time of roses

The best time to graft Chinese rose is spring.

Although Chinese roses can be grafted all year round, it is best to graft in spring, because the scion can directly enter the rapid growth stage after grafting, and the buds may not always sprout in other seasons, but only in spring.

However, grafting is more important. The best time for grafting is to look at the state of the rootstock. If the rhizome is in good condition, it can have a good healing effect at any time. If the rootstock condition is not good, it is difficult to grow well in spring. Therefore, it is not the season that often limits grafting, but the activity and state of rootstock. If you have been playing grafting for a long time, I think you must feel the same way.

In fact, the influence of phenology on the grafting of rose is mainly a batch and a small amount, because you can do it at home at any time, regardless of spring, summer, autumn and winter, but if you do it in a large number of nurseries, tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands, you can't consider so much, so the grafting of rose flowers is the most in winter.

Because the branches and rootstocks of Chinese rose go dormant in winter, even if they are thrown on the ground for half a day, it is no problem, but it is difficult to get married again if you throw a branch on the ground for five minutes in summer. Secondly, the branches and rootstocks of Chinese rose go into dormancy in winter, and the nutrients are the most abundant, so it is convenient to graft in winter.