Can Lagerstroemia indica be grafted with Chinese rose?

Sounds a bit like the name of wild rose. In fact, they are two plants belonging to different families and genera. Osmunda belongs to Lagerstroemia of Lysimachiaceae and Rosa belongs to Rosaceae. Rose, rose and rose all belong to Rosaceae. Therefore, roses are generally grafted with roses, roses and roses as rootstocks, but the roses themselves are prone to aging, and the branches of roses are often thin and stuffy. So choose grafted roses to grow strong.

The rootstock of Osmunda japonica is often only grafted with Osmunda japonica, such as grafting new varieties of Lagerstroemia indica and replacing old Lagerstroemia indica piles. Moreover, the grafting method often adopts chopping in spring, and the scion is often a branch, because the survival rate of branch grafting in spring is higher than that of bud grafting, and the branch grafting itself accumulates more nutrients, which is easy to form callus, so the survival rate of branch grafting in spring is higher than that of bud grafting. But in autumn, the survival rate of bud grafting is higher than that of branch grafting, because it quickly enters winter after autumn grafting. If branch grafting is adopted, the grafting methods are often cut or split grafting, double tongue grafting and so on. And the growth time in autumn is not enough, and it is easy to freeze to death in winter.

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Here is the old pile of crape myrtle.

At present, the most commonly used purposes of Chinese rose grafting are: first, raising seedlings, that is, grafting a Chinese rose bud with a length of 15 cm, and then cutting, so that the cultivated Chinese rose root system is that the Chinese rose grows vigorously and the seedlings have sufficient stamina; Secondly, to cultivate lollipop roses or tree roses, generally in autumn and winter, the branches of roses with different lengths of 50 cm-150 cm are harvested, and then the rose buds are grafted, and then the cuttings are carried out, so that rootless grafting becomes lollipop roses or tree roses. Many roses we buy are often this type of tree roses. The third grafting of bonsai roses or large tree-shaped roses is often to dig rose piles or wooden stakes (wooden stakes are also a kind of roses), or artificially cultivate rootstocks, and then graft Chinese rose flowers on them, which can achieve beautiful shapes and beautiful flowers.