Lateral tip

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Lateral tip

The side tapering is a method of plant grafting within the resting time of the plants.

The sharpening is done instead of the side flattening when the rice is weaker than the base . The bark of the base is carefully detached from the cambium with a vertical incision on the side so that the noble rice, which is wedge-shaped on both sides, can be inserted. After the growth, the head of the base is thrown off.

literature

  • Heiner Schmid: Fruit tree wounds: care, care, prevention . Ulmer, 1992, ISBN 3-8001-6486-8