What is grafting?
Grafting includes fusing together parts of two seedlings to a particular plant. One of the plants presents
the lower part which is the root. It is named as the rootstock. Another plant fits the upper part of flowers, vegetables,
fruit seedlings called the scion.
Why is grafting done?
The current agriculture problems persisting in the soil like high salinity, soil born fungus, soil born insects,
high pH, salty lands have made it difficult for normal agricultural techniques to produce a higher yield of
crops. Therefore to get a normal and sufficient yield of vegetables, fruits and flowers with conventional
agricultural techniques grafting is done. The use and importance of grafting in horticulture, farming, and agricultural use have increased over the past few years.
How is grafting beneficial?
Increase in agricultural produce is what you can expect when you use the methodology and technology of
grafting. The considerable increase in the production has been the scene when you use grafted seedlings.
High quality grafted seedlings and plants tend to maximize high-quality crop yield. Use of grafted vegetable
seedlings, fruit seedlings as well as flower seedlings has increased.
