How to make fruit trees take root quickly

How to quickly root fruit trees

1. If you want fruit trees to take root quickly, you can use rooting agents or rooting powder to treat them. Dip the roots in a 100-fold aqueous solution of Bikagen Congcong before cuttings to safely promote rooting.

2. Prepare the nutrient matrix: Before transplanting fruit trees, select a breathable, nutritious, sterile and insect-free matrix as the seedbed, and the seedbed should be moist but not waterlogged.

3. Growth environment: After the fruit trees are grafted, keep the light slightly dim to improve the survival rate of the cuttings. The temperature should be controlled at 23-25℃ and the air humidity should be 70-80%.

Rapid rooting and germination of fruit trees

1. If you want fruit trees to take root and sprout quickly, you can do some proper branch pruning to avoid the leaves drying out due to excessive water consumption in the branches during the transplanting process.

2. Fruit trees need to take root before they can sprout. After transplanting the fruit trees, maintain good soil conditions of warmth and humidity, and use straw or plastic film to maintain the temperature and humidity of the soil.

Rooting of fruit tree cuttings

1. If the variety of fruit tree is difficult to root, you need to peel off the epidermal cork layer before cuttings. This can enhance the water absorption capacity of the cuttings. You can also cut a 2 to 3 cm long wound into the phloem with a knife.

2. 15 to 20 days before cutting the fruit trees, ring the base of the branches to be used as cuttings with a circle of cortex 5 to 7 mm wide to facilitate rooting.