When buying seedlings, potential fruit growers are primarily interested in the variety of fruit seedlings, at least for the type and quality of the grafted rootstock.<\/p>\n
Fruit rootstocks affect fertility, then earlier fruiting and better fruit quality. Therefore, when buying seedlings and establishing seedlings, you should choose the substrate on which the desired variety is grafted.<\/p>\n
For grafting, rootstocks that are easy to propagate and have a good root system, which are compatible with the appropriate desired varieties and resistant to temperature differences, diseases and pests, should be used.<\/p>\n
Pear grafting substrates: Wild pear, Quince BA29 (Provencal), Quince MA.
\nSubstrates for grafting apples: M9, M26, MM106.
\nPlum grafting rootstocks: D\u017eanarika, Mirobolan B, St. Julien.
\nPeach grafting substrates: Vineyard peach.
\nSubstrates for grafting apricots: Janarika and mediator Stenley.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
When buying seedlings, potential fruit growers are primarily interested in the variety of fruit seedlings,<\/p>\n