If you “graft” the tree in autumn, the apricots that grow will taste like peaches! But also note...

For example, grafting. People who don’t grow flowers think that it is extremely troublesome, and if the grafting fails, wouldn’t it be a waste of both money and effort? Probably only people who don't grow flowers would say this. Those who have experienced the joy of growing flowers will definitely not think about what will happen if they fail. What they are thinking is that this plant will definitely look good after I graft it successfully! That's the difference.

Autumn is basically the season for harvesting fruits. Huahua couldn't help but think that if flowers and plants can be grafted, then fruits must be able to be grafted as well! The fruit of such a tree would certainly be very interesting! Today, Huahua will tell you what kind of fruit trees are suitable for grafting. Once you master these 4 points, you can graft delicious fruits!

1. The relationship should be close

Putting this point first shows how important it is! Only fruit trees that are closely related will have a higher success rate in grafting, and only then can delicious fruits be grafted. For example, peaches can be grafted onto apricots, apricots can be grafted onto plums, and apples can be grafted onto pears, which are all good choices. Because the former and the latter are of similar tree species, the fruits grown after grafting will have a richer taste. When it comes to fruit tree grafting, the simplest method is to graft different varieties of the same fruit, which has the highest success rate!

2. The types should be similar

Although grafting is more interesting, for example, when apricots and peaches are grafted, the resulting fruit may have apricot flavor inside the peach and peach flavor inside the apricot. However, grafting is not something that can be done as you please. Even if your ideas are wild and unconstrained, you cannot do whatever you want when it comes to grafting, because it will not be easy to graft successfully!

If the two plants are distantly related, it will be difficult to graft them successfully, such as kiwi fruit and grapes. These two kinds of fruits are completely unrelated, so how can they be grafted successfully?

3. The environment should be suitable

The grafting environment must be suitable for the growth of fruit trees. Generally speaking, a warm environment is more suitable for the growth of fruit trees and is conducive to the recovery of fruit trees from wounds. Sunlight is also very important. Sufficient sunlight can allow fruit trees to recover from wounds quickly, grow healthily, and produce sweeter fruits.

4. The cuttings should be healthy

Whether the cuttings are healthy is a very important step in grafting. Healthy and vigorous cuttings will grow more vigorously and have better adaptability after grafting.

The above are what you need to pay attention to when grafting fruit trees. Have you all learned it? In fact, not only fruit trees, but many plants can be grafted successfully using these points. If you don’t believe me, just try it!