CUTTINGS
AIRLAYERS
GRAFTING
CUTTINGS II
100

The light, white substrate used for rooting cuttings.

Perlite

100

Make sure to select a ______ branch for airlayering

healthy (also accept upright, nonsignificant)

100

You must line up the _____ for grafting to be successful

Cambium

100

A _____ knife is a safe knife, when speaking about cuttings or airlayers.

SHARP

200

These cuttings are made from wood that is over a year old

Hardwood

200

You must remove a ring of _____ from the branch for an airlayer.

bark

200

Grafting involves combining scionwood onto ______.

Rootstock

200

You should remove roughly _____ of the leaves from a stem cutting to keep it from drying out

1/3- 2/3

300

These cuttings are usually taken in spring of the fresh new growth

Softwood

300

You can root any size branch with airlayers T/F

True

300
Grafting involves combining _____ onto rootstock

Scionwood

300

There are three kinds of cuttings: stem, leaf, and ____.

ROOT

400

Preparing freshly rooted cuttings for the outside environment is called:

Acclimation

400
It is optional but adding this can make airlayers root faster

Rooting hormone

400

The type of graft we did in class is called a ______ graft.

Saddle

400

The chemical that helps roots form faster on cuttings

Rooting hormone

500

Cuttings can be rooted in anything with good ____ and _____ exchange.

Air, water

500

You must kill this green layer right under the bark

CAMBIUM

500

For best success, scionwood is usually wrapped in ______ while the graft union heals.

parafilm

500

The cut end of a cutting will form this warty-white growth before they turn into roots; undifferentiated cell growth

callous