How to propagate Japanese flowering crabapple? Detailed guide to propagation methods for green plants and flowers

Watering method for the sea bream flower

Although the sea otter has stronger resistance to cold, it does not mean that the sea otter does not need water. Necessary watering is the foundation for maintaining healthy growth. Of course, do not water too much; the most important thing is to ensure that the soil does not accumulate water, otherwise excessive moisture will cause root rot, and the leaves will turn yellow.

Fertilizing method for the sea bream flower

Attention must be paid to fertilizing the sea otter, especially in autumn, when the sea otter sheds its leaves, a large amount of fertilizer must be applied to ensure that it does not lose nutrients; when it sprouts in spring, organic fertilizer must be applied again, with one watering. .

Selection and breeding methods for the flowering crabapple

It is commonly propagated by sowing, division and grafting. Grafting is the main method, and cleft grafting and division can be used. The sowing method is only used for breeding. Grafting rootstocks usually use water jellyfish or sage. It is tolerant of large-scale cultivation and has wide adaptability. During the growing process, only appropriate irrigation and fertilization should be carried out, and attention should be paid to plastic shaping and pruning. Sowing can be done after autumn or spring. Seedlings grow slowly, take 5 - 6 years to flower, and often produce variations, so it is only used as rootstock cultivation and crossbreeding. Horticultural varieties are mostly propagated by grafting. Seedlings of hawthorn or sea bream are used as rootstocks. Branches and buds can be joined. Branches can be cut and spliced, and buds can be T-budded. Division is mostly done in early spring before sprouting or in autumn and winter after the leaves.

Graft before spring sprouting or from July to September for autumn grafting. Division is propagated before spring germination or after leaf fall in autumn and winter. Spring layering and root cuttings. Seeds must germinate 30-100 days before spring germination. After planting the seedlings, the soil should be kept loose and fertile. In autumn, pond mud or loam can be cultivated in the rhizosphere.