Root sucker transplanting method for vegetative propagation of Schisandra chinensis
In cultivation gardens, Schisandra chinensis trees over 3 years old can produce large numbers of horizontal rhizomes, distributed in the soil layer 5-15 cm below the surface. From May to July, adventitious buds on the horizontal rhizomes sprout and produce large numbers of root suckers. When the young shoots are 10-15 cm tall, dig out the horizontal rhizomes, cut off the "seedlings" with root systems using scissors, and plant them in the prepared nursery field at a spacing of 10 cm x 20 cm, as shown in Figure 3-6. If planting on a sunny day
In cultivation gardens, Schisandra chinensis trees over 3 years old can produce large numbers of horizontal rhizomes, distributed in the soil layer 5-15 cm below the surface. From May to July, adventitious buds on the horizontal rhizomes sprout and produce large numbers of root suckers. When the young shoots are 10-15 cm tall, dig out the horizontal rhizomes, cut off the "seedlings" with root systems using scissors, and plant them in the prepared nursery field at a spacing of 10 cm x 20 cm, as shown in Figure 3-6. If planting on a sunny day, after covering with soil, the seedlings should be moderately shaded, and after 2-31 days 1 suckers 2 underground stems 3 adventitious roots, remove the shading material and enter normal management.