Can orange tree pruning survive? How to plant the cut orange branches?

Can orange tree pruning be transplanted?

Orange trees can be grown by grafting, but the success rate is relatively low. You need to use relatively sturdy branches and then do the grafting in the appropriate season. There must be a good growing environment so that the survival rate will be higher after grafting and it will be easier to take root and sprout.

Orange tree cutting time

It is best to graft orange trees around April to June each year. The sun is not very strong at that time and the temperature is relatively suitable. It is easier for the grafted trees to survive. You need to use relatively strong branches and the substrate must also be suitable so that they can grow more easily after grafting.

Orange tree cutting method and key points

1. Branches: When grafting orange trees, you need to cut relatively sturdy branches from the mother plant, about 7-10 cm, then retain 1-2 petioles and treat the wounds.

2. Potting soil: Before cuttings, you need to prepare pots of suitable size and suitable soil. You can use some sandy soil, and only after disinfecting it can you carry out cuttings.

3. Cuttings: When cutting orange trees, you can directly insert the cuttings into the soil, about two-thirds will be enough. After cuttings, they need to be placed in a cool and ventilated place for maintenance.