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How to distinguish true from false before introducing fragrant flower locust?
Nursery stock identification methods Currently the fake and inferior fragrant flower locust nursery stock sold on the market generally falls into the following four types: (1) Red flower black locust substituted for fragrant flower locust. The red flower black locust and the fragrant flower locust both have papilionaceous purplish-red corollas; the red flower black locust blooms once a year, bears pods, and is grafted using black locust as rootstock. The fragrant flower locust blooms twice a year, does not bear pods, and is propagated from root segments. (2) Aged root stock. Perennial fragrant flower locust root stock, due to aging, has an extremely low germination rate. According to trial plantings, fragrant flower locust root stock over two years old is not suitable for use as planting material, and even less should it be sold on the market
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What to do about false rooting in rose cuttings? Teach you effective prevention methods
Autumn is a great time for softwood cuttings of roses. At present, cuttings are still the main method of propagating roses. It can not only maintain the characteristics of superior rose varieties, but also has a high propagation coefficient, a short production cycle, low input and quick results, and is still adopted by many flower growers. However, in the process of rose cuttings, "false rooting" often occurs due to lack of experience or improper methods. That is to say, 5-10 days after the rose is cut, the axillary buds on the cutting have already sprouted or produced shoots and leaves, and it looks as if it has taken root, but soon it wilts and dies. To avoid rose cut
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