Bougainvillea grafting time

1. Grafting time

The grafting time for Bougainvillea is relatively relaxed. Due to factors such as low temperatures in autumn and winter, there is a certain chance that grafting will fail. Spring and summer are more suitable for its growth, and the success rate of grafting is higher.

2. Grafting method

1. Stock treatment: Choose bougainvillea of ​​other colors as the stock, generally purple is suitable. This not only helps its growth, but also allows flowers of other colors to bloom on the same plant, making the shape more beautiful. Cut a cross section through the rootstock branch and make a notch in it.

2. Cutting selection: Choose a healthy and sturdy branch that has not been attacked by diseases and pests. There is no limit to the length of the branches, but it is best to have more branches and leaves. The bottom is cut into a wedge shape to better fit the rootstock.

3. Grafting: Insert the bottom of the cutting into the notch of the rootstock and trim the excess. Then use tape to secure them together to prevent them from coming apart.

4. Seedling maintenance: After grafting, place the seedlings in a sunny place to receive sunlight. At the same time, pay attention to increasing ventilation to avoid the growth of bacteria. If it is the rainy season, move it indoors in time to avoid rain and water accumulation. Generally, new shoots will appear in about 10 days.