Leaf cactus grafted on Disocactus
The editor will tell you about the relevant knowledge of grafting leaf cactus on Disocactus, and the specific contents are as follows:
Grafting leaf cactus on Disocactus, Disocactus is commonly grafted on cactus or triangular columns, but it is prone to root rot, stem rot, and difficult to do multi-layer grafting. Using leaf cactus as the rootstock for grafting Disocactus is easy to manage due to its cold and humidity resistance, and it can be grafted on branches at different heights to form beautifully shaped plants.
Grafting leaf cactus on Disocactus can be done throughout the growing season. The rootstock should be selected with a robust and slightly firm new branch, about 0.5 cm in diameter, cut off the top part, remove 4-5 leaves from the bottom, and make a cut from the middle of the branch incision, reaching 1.5-2 cm deep. The scion should be selected with strong and full growth of 1-2 sections of stem leaves, and the two sides should be cut obliquely from 1 cm from the top to the base, making the base of the stem leaves wedge-shaped.
Insert the lower part of the scion into the rootstock incision and push it to the bottom of the rootstock incision. Then, use a needle to pierce into the middle of the lower side of the rootstock incision, 0.5 cm away, to fix the scion and rootstock. Finally, fold a 1 cm wide and 8 cm long piece of paper into a "V" shape, stick it to the grafted joint, and hold it in place with a plastic clip.
After grafting, place the plant in a semi-shaded area and prevent moisture from entering the grafting incision. In about 10-15 days, the joint will heal, and normal maintenance management can be carried out. That is the introduction of grafting leaf cactus on Disocactus.
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