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    PLANT

    PROPAGATI
    ON
    PLANT
    PROPAGATI
    ON
    Plant Propagation is the
    process of reproducing or
    creating a new plant or
    seedlings.
    TYPES OF
    PLANT PROPAGATION
    1 2

    SEXUAL ASEXUAL
    PROPAGATIO PROPAGATIO
    N N
    SEXUAL
    PROPAGATI
    ON
    • Is the propagation
    using valuable seeds.

    • These seeds have the


    capacity to germinate
    and grow.
    ASEXUAL
    PROPAGATI
    • Is theON
    production
    of new plants
    from leaves,
    stems and roots.
    PROPER WAY OF PROPAGATING
    FRUIT-BEARING TYPES
    Marcotting

    Grafting

    Budding
    MARCOTT
    INGthe
    • Induces
    stem to develop
    roots while it is
    still growing on
    the mother
    plant.
    STEPS IN
    MARCOTTING
    1.Select a healthy branch.
    2.Remove a ring- like layer of soft bark about 2 to 3 inches
    long or until you reach the hard wood layer.
    3.Apply sphagnum moss around the cut surface.
    4.Cover securely with a piece of plastic sheet.
    5.Tie both ends to prevent drying of the rooting medium,
    keep it moist.
    6.Cut the marcot just below the ball of sphagnum moss when
    sufficient roots develop.
    7.Remove some leaves to further induce root development.
    8.Place the potted in a cool and shady place.
    GRAFTING
    - A plant propagation
    method that involves
    inserting a scion into a
    stock so that they will
    form a union and grow
    together.
    STEPS IN
    Preparing the stock
    GRAFTING
    - Start at the cut surface of the root stock and
    make a vertical slit through the bark where each
    scion can be inserted inches long and spaced 1
    inches apart).
    Preparing the scion .
    - Since multiple scions are usually inserted
    around the cut surface of the rootstock, prepare
    several scions for each graft. Cut the base of each
    scion to 1 ½ - to 2- inch tapered wedge an one
    side only.
    DING
    • Is the process of
    transferring the
    lateral bud taken
    from the scion to
    the stock of the
    STEPS USING T BUDDING

    • Cut a “budstick” from its


    source
    • Carve a “bud shield” for
    grafting.
    • Make a T-cut in the new plant.
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