Budding
A special form of
grafting in which the scion consist of
one or more bud. It is more economical and easy way of asexual
propagation as more scion can be produced from a single mother tree. A mother plant have many buds so we can
produced many scion form a single plant and that’s why the is a very cheap way
of sexual propagation.
Types
There are two types of budding
- T – budding
- Patch budding
T- budding
This is the main
type of budding which is mostly used in the propagation of citrus plants such
as lemons, oranges and kinoes and many more in
the budding a bud is cut down from the mother plant as a scion and on the other side
a T shaped cut on the rootstock with special grafting knife and put the scion
into the T shaped cut form on the rootstock. It is generally limited to the
small nursery stock of between 6-25 mm diameter which is actively growing and
after that wrap the bud from grafting tape and avoid the rootstock from direct
sun light after 20-25 day in the shady area the scion attached the rootstock
and cut down all the shoots growing from the rootstock. This budding is also
used in roses plants for giving many
colourful and interesting varieties.
Patch budding
This method of
propagation is widely used for the tropical trees with thick barks such as rubber
trees and also in some fruits plants such as guava. It can be used on stock plant as big AS 10 CM diameter. In
this type of budding a patch from the rootstock and by using with double bladed
knife a matching pieces of bark with atleast one but is cut from the budwood as
a scion and matched into the the prepared rootstock. Keep in your mind that the shape of patch is rectangular as same as
scion shape and then wrap the patch
from grafting tape and avoid the rootstock from direct sun light after
20-25 day in the shady area the scion attached the rootstock and cut down all
the shoots growing from the rootstock. By these way you can easily propagate
many plants not only for domestic but also for
commercial level in you business.
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