Can Chinese prickly ash stakes be grafted with sesame oil?

Hello, pepper can't be grafted, because the affinity is not enough. However, cuttings can be used.

Cutting, also known as cutting, is a common propagation method for cultivating plants. Stems, leaves, roots, buds, etc. Some plants can be cut off (called cuttings in gardening), or inserted into soil, sand, or soaked in water, and can be planted after taking root, making it an independent new plant. In agricultural and forestry production, different plants have different requirements for cutting conditions. Only by understanding and adapting to their needs can we achieve a higher reproductive success rate. Shoots are cuttings with leaves during the growing period of plants (the most suitable in rainy season). Select the semi-mature branches of the year as cuttings, the length is generally about 10 cm, and each cutting belt is guaranteed to have two or three leaves, so as to make nutrients through photosynthesis and promote rooting. If the blades are large, only one blade can be left or a part of the blades can be cut off to reduce evaporation. It is best to choose the stem tip of the tender branches of herbs, which can greatly improve the survival rate and quickly obtain the ideal plant type. Cutting of purple-backed sunflower belongs to softwood cutting. Water insertion method is to soak the base of cuttings in water, change the water regularly, and transplant them into the soil after rooting. The stems and leaves of watercress green can be inserted in water. In order to ensure the survival of cuttings, we must pay attention to the following key issues: 1. Selection and treatment of cuttings. Choose strong branches without pests and diseases as cuttings. After selecting cuttings, handle them carefully. The tender cuttings should be cut immediately after harvest to prevent wilting from affecting survival. Succulent plants (such as cacti). ) should be cut and put in a ventilated place to dry for a few days, and then cut when the incision shrinks slightly; Or barbecue the incision slightly with a small fire to prevent decay. Generally, if the lower incision of plant cuttings is stained with some freshly burned plant ash, it can also prevent rot. 2. temperature. Generally, the cuttings of plants take root fastest at 20 ~ 25℃. If the temperature is too low, it will take root slowly, and if the temperature is too high, it will easily cause cuttings to rot. Therefore, if the temperature is artificially controlled, cutting can be carried out all year round. Under natural conditions, the temperature is suitable in spring and autumn. 3. Humidity. Care should be taken to keep the cutting substrate moist after cutting, but it should not be too wet, otherwise it will cause rot. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the humidity of the air, which can be maintained by covering it with plastic film, but we should pay attention to ventilation for a certain period of time.