When the twigs of the Chester variety of
Blackberry were treated for 16-18 hours in Kornevin
(control), the rooting rate of the twigs were 30% in
the first 10 days, and after 30 days, the rooting rate
was recorded in 83%of the twigs.
When the Sprigs were treated of the Radifarm
stimulator for 16-18 hours, when the indicators of
rooting in the twigs were analyzed after the first 10
days, 52%of the cuttings were rooted and after 30
days, 96% of the sprigs were rooted.
First 10 days 47% of the twigs took root and after
30 days, 95% of the sptigs were rooted.
In the experiments, when the level of rooting of
Chester variety twigs in different stimulators was
analyzed, it was observed that 13% in Radifarm
stimulator and 12% in Green Belt stimulator shoved
higher results of twigs rooting compared to the
control other options.
During the experiment the degree of rooting of
cuttings of raspberry varieties was studied. There
were certain differences between species and
varieties in rooting twigs.
The Kornevin stimulator used as a control was an
analyzed in comparison with other options.
It was observed that the degree of rooting of half-
wooden twigs of raspberry varieties was different
under the influence of different stimulators.
4 CONCLUSIONS
In the propagation of blackberry seedlings from green
twigs, in radifarm stimulator of blackberry varieties,
Natchez variety 94% Chester variety 93%, Green Belt
stimulator 96% Natchez variety, Chester variety 96%
of cuttings were rooted.
Radifarm and Green Belt boistimulants are somewhat
more effective than Kotnevin, which is currently
widely in production for rooting togs of various
plants. By using them, it was found that it is possibly
to accelerate the rooting process of cuttings of
blackberry plants and to achieve a well-developed
root system and the formation of the upper part in
seedligs.
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