How to Graft Hibiscus

Many people have heard of grafting plants, but may not have actually practiced it. In fact, grafting is not as difficult as everyone thinks. We just need to understand the whole process, then we can fully grasp the essence of it. Here we will introduce how to graft hibiscus.

How to Graft Hibiscus

1. How to graft hibiscus flowers - time

You need to choose the right time to graft hibiscus. Hibiscus is in a period of vigorous growth from March to June, or in a stable period from September to October. Grafting can be done during this period. Generally speaking, it is recommended to choose a warm time to graft hibiscus. Hibiscus will be more smoothly grafted in a warm environment, without worrying about rot or frost damage.

2. How to graft hibiscus flowers - process

First, choose the sticky wood. You can use cactus as sticky wood. The main trunk of the cactus is relatively stable and has good support strength. At the same time, hibiscus and cactus match each other better. Cut a section of hibiscus branches and then cut it into the sand bed where the cactus is planted. When cutting branches, you can wait until the incision is slightly dry and there is no mucus before cutting the cuttings, which will be more stable.

3. How to graft hibiscus flowers - maintenance

After grafting the hibiscus, you need to pay attention to the subsequent maintenance. At the beginning, keep it ventilated and breathable. Then wait until it takes root and then start watering, but be careful not to touch the joints.